Wyoming Directory Seeks Pure Bred Stock Information
The Animal Husbandry department at the University of Wyoming will start a pure bred livestock directory with four revisions yearly. It covers horses cattle sheep and hogs and asks breeders to submit breed age sex numbers for sale and breeder name and address. The January 1 1920 issue will include the data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Wyoming
Basin
Coun
Red Devine Found Not Guilty In Murder Case
A district court jury in Thermopolis found Red Devine not guilty of murdering Sam Van Schuyver on the state reserve last July. Defense attorneys were C. W. Axtell of Thermopolis and R. B. Weat of Basin. County Commissioner John Weintz attended a county board meeting in Paint Rock.
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Thermopolis
Devine
Red Devine
Sam van Schuyver
State Reserve
C. W. Axtell
R. B. Weat
Basin
John Weintz
Paint Rock
Pageant of Wyoming staged with limited space and budget
The Basin pageant producers present the Pageant of Wyoming to celebrate Wyoming Day fifty years after the territory granted equal suffrage to men and women. The Rex Theatre hosts the two evening performances next Wednesday and Thursday at 8 pm with tickets 50 and 26 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basin
Wyoming
Territory
Rex Theatre
Yellowstone at Greybull seals Coliseum purchase
The Yellowstone Motor Co closed its deal for the Coliseum in Greybull last Monday. Al. R. Smith of Shell bought the first Ford and drove it home the same day. The company plans to run three service stations in Basin Worland and Greybull to serve local and tourist traffic on the national highway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellowstone Motor Co
Greybull
al. R. Smith
Shell
Ford
Basin and Worland
Moved Into New Offices
Lou Blakesley, superintendent of Water Division No. 3, has moved his office to a room over Wise jewelry store. He will handle public business plus fire insurance and general office work and plans to draw all legal papers and transfer water rights between canals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou Blakesley
Wise Jewelry Store
Blakesley
Otto State Bank Report of 1919 November close Wyoming
Report of the collection of the OTTO STATE BANK at Otto Wyoming at close of business November 17 1919. It lists assets including loans 13631.39 overdrafts secured and unsecured, banking house and fixtures, due from banks and bankers 10066.17, money reserve 1610.76, total 9487695.76. liabilities include capital 10000.00, undivided profits 15848.52, deposits 14678.62, certificates of deposit 1170.00, certified checks 270.16. cashier J K Burnham swears the statement true. notary Wm C May validates December 6 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OTTO
Wyoming
Coe
Cnenane Banking House
Petition Demands Impeachment of Federal Judge A B Anderson
The new national labor party seeks Congress action against Judge A B Anderson by filing a petition led by Robert M Bruce of Chicago. They claim a government injunction against coal strikers reflects law misinterpretation and urge loyal citizens to uphold U S laws now.
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Iabor
Congress
National Labor Party
A. B. Anderson
United States District Court
Robert M. Bruce
Chicago
United States
Carlisle is Caught in Wyoming After Train Robbery Escape
Wm. G. Carlisle the train robber escaped November 15 from Rawlins prison and robbed a U P passenger train. He was captured in the Laramie Peak country Tuesday and taken to the Douglas hospital under guard. Sheriff Roach shot him, the bullet hitting the lung, but the bandit is expected to recover. He was surrounded in the cabin of Frank Williams, about 18 miles southwest of Woupglas. He will be returned to Rawlins penitentiary once able to leave hospital.
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Wm. G. Carlisle
Rawline
U. P
Laramie Peak
Douglas
Carlisle
Sheriff Roach
Wheatland
Frank Williams
Woupglas
Rawlins
Manderson Incorporation Election Report Filed
Inspectors report on the November 26 1919 election in Basin Wyoming shows 61 votes cast with 38 for incorporation and 23 against. Official seal and date noted as November 39 1919.
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Manderson
Basin
Wyo
Old Timer George B Teeples Visits Basin
George B. Teeples of New York to Montana visits Basin for a water business meeting. A Basin veteran who ran a fire rath on a creek north of Lovell, he claims a distant heritage from Fort Bridger Wyoming. Born 1864, he has long lived in Wyoming before moving to Montana recently.
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George B. Teeples
Mont
Jook
Creek
Lovell
Wyoming
Fort Bridger
Wyo
Montana
Play With A Moral At Rex Theatre Next Monday
David W. Griffiths superb picture A Romance of Happy Valley shown at the Rex theatre next Monday promises a simple tale with a distinct moral. Ian Giah Gate Fawcett star in a quietly powerful presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David W. Griffith
Happy Valley
Rex Theatre
Ce Ian Giah
Gate Fawcett
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Yellowstone
Motor Company
State
Farm Bureau News
Prunes
Alwa
Taylor and Clay Inc
Stock & Bonds
Daily
New York
Denver
Liberty
Casper
Pageant OF
Total
State of
Big Horn
J. K. Burnham
Wm. C. May
N. E. Winters
W. W. Murphy
WY. B. Snyder
Helo
SI Toon
Tary Public
Out
Wise’s Jewelry Store
Basin Lyceum
E. C. Bur
Postae
Andrew Harnly
Jan the de Ville
Lillian Ringsdorf
Saponin Joo