Cowley Academy to Open With New $26000 Talking Building
Dr Croft visits from Cowley and hails strong prospects for next school year at Cowley Academy They plan to finish a new 26000 talking building ready for the fall term 148 high school pupils expected 20 to graduate seven instructors and high music emphasis Heber Snell named principal a Harvard grad and Cowley born brother of Snell Also notes lost rings on Basin streets and Burlington launches weekly stock special from Fig Horn Basin to Denver to capture Monday market shipments
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Croft
Cowley
Heber
Snell
Hinghem Young University
Harvard
The
Burlington
Fig Horn Basin
Denver
Sues Irrigation Officers in Kansas Case
Leander April 20 Peter Hamilton of Gottonwood Falls Kan has brought suit in the district court against officers of the Law's Lafe Conservation company seeking 6000 damages alleging fraudulent dealings and naming Guy Foster and F D Foster stock agents as co defendants.
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Leander
Peter Hamilton
Gottonwood Falls
Kan
Lafe Conservation Company
Guy
Foster
F. D. Foster
Call For Warrants and Local Notices
Call is hereby made for all county warrants up to Jan 1 1915 to be presented for payment. State Senator Robert H Hall sued for 200 by Ed Young over a claim tied to a state fair apple prize. Bee disease and cure guidance appear, plus Calumet Baking Powder book promotion. A neighbor feud ends with a cat related exchange.
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Lamiet
Robert H. Hall
Wyoming
Ed Young
Young
State Immigration Bureau
Hall
Fremont County Horticultural Society
Horticultural Society
Supreme Court Denies Foreclosure Bid in Mid-West Oil Case
Washington April 19 The Supreme Court denied the application to foreclose the Mid-West Oil Co case. The decision upheld the validity of President Taft's order withdrawing from entry millions of acres of oil lands in California and Wyoming.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Mid-West Oil Company
Taft
Califonia
Wyoming
Knight granted year’s leave from Wyoming university
Prof Henry G Knight dean of the agricultural college and director of the experiment station at the University of Wyoming has been granted a year's leave to pursue work at the University of Illinois Urbana but will stay with Wyoming until the end of the current school year. He and his family will spend summer in Laramie leaving for Urbana around September first. The position remains unfilled as the matter is left to Dr Duniway and the trustees executive committee.
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Henry G. Knight
Agricultural College
University of Wyoming
University of Illinois At
Urbana
Knight
West
Laramie
Duniway
Board of Trustees
Fruit Firm Found Guilty in Federal Court Verdict
A Minneapolis federal court verdict found Gamble-Rebingon Fruit Company guilty on five counts of an indictment alleging false statements related to the Omaha Railroad incident. The trial, among the first of its kind, concluded recently with the company facing charges over misrepresented situs and railway damage claims.
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Gilty
Minneapolis
Gamble-Rebingon Fruit Company
Omaha
Winter of Long Ago Forecast by Chief Yellow Calf
Chief Yellow Calf, a weather prophet of the Arapaho, recalls only one prior winter in Wyoming with comparable snowfall and sunshine. He notes that year’s unusual sickness among the Indians due to pecuniary season, while this past winter brought excellent health to the tribes.
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Yellow Calf
Arapahoes
Wyoming
Benevolent Act by President Qorosby Jr Ends Gifts
One of the final acts of his eventful life saw President J W Qorosby Jr donate to the relief society, presenting the note “Paid in full” for money advanced years ago for the relief society hall. It is noted as a splendid gift among numerous philanthropic acts by the venerable leader. Cowley Progress.
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J. W. Qorosby, Jr
Society
Relief Society Hall
Cowley Progress
Starret Family Welcomes Baby Amid Dogs At Home
Charles Starret and wife entertain a new baby at their home joined by fourteen dogs, creating a lively scene for the young druggist. Mrs. Clyde Atherly of Billings, sister of Mrs. Starret, contributed the infant’s furnishings while visiting elsewhere. Mrs. Starver was formerly Miss Mary Miurahali of Basin.
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Charles Starret
Chas Starret
Clyde Atherly
Billings
Starret
Coady Herald
Starver
Mary Miurahali
Basin
Ladies in gowns and gloves at Basia Laundry sale
Women’s apparel including gowns and evening wear described with French cleaned delicately at Basia Laundry, offering a sale or listing of items.
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Basia
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Ben Keeper
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