Moonshine Still Raiders Arrest Two Greybull Operators
Sheriff Wickwire Under Sheriff Dawson and Officer Caldwell raided the old Thornton property in Greybull under a search warrant from Justice Bonwell. They seized a modern still three barrels of mash and related items. Joe Brooks and Jack McCuskie pleaded guilty in district court with sentence deferred.
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Wickwire
Ed Dawson
Ernest Caldwell
Greybull
Thornton
J. R. Bonwell
Joe Brooks
Jack McCuskie
Metz
Brooks
McCauskie
Boilermakers Union
Motz
Basin Bears Dominate Lovell In 29 to 5 Win
The Basin Bear Cats defeated Lovell 29 to 5 on the ro alb diamond last Sunday, ending after seven innings as Lovell failed to retire Basin. Basin added Brown Weinert and Ellerston, with Huff and Brown pitching. Wess Mortimore refereed. The win boosts hopes of rising in the league. next Sunday they travel to Cody and fans are urged to attend.
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Basin Bear Cats
Lovell
Glass Town
Basin
Brown
Weinert
Ellerston
Huff
Wess Mortimore
Cody
M. & Gobn
Court calendar notes in Paddock v Behool District case
News of the Court for Monday June 18 outlines hearings and continuances. Paddock v District No. 5 was continued to allow defendants to bring witnesses. Borner v Brown and Hughes & Coudding v Neville had hearings with orders for pay cuts and related costs.
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Paddock
Behool District No. 5
Court docket notes hearings and judgments this week
The schedule lists Bailey v Rowe hearings with a judgment of 158 dollars in favor of the plaintiff, Bullett v Shomo for hearing, Thurmond v Baily continued, and Friday set aside for divorce. Bailey v Rowe to be argued Saturday along with the church estate and Golek v Peake and Lowe. State v Joe Brooks and Jack Mac Causlin continued pending sheriff investigation into liquor production at Greybull.
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Bailey Vs. Rowe
Bullett
Shomo
Plaintif
Thurmond
Bailey
Stampede in Cody Set for July Fourth Weekend
Cody residents plan a three day stampede July 4 5 and 6 with traditional sport events and sizable purses. Crow reservation Indians will participate to aid the celebrations and attract visitors from the region.
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Cody
Crow Reservation
Basin Chautauqua Plans for a Stronger Season
Local committee publicizes Basin Chautauqua plans with Blue Ribbon hopes for a larger audience. The Standard Company supports annual attraction contracts to bring acclaimed speakers and musical acts to Basin with affordable tickets and community backing.
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Basin
Standard
Chautauqua
Optimism grows in Rocky Mountain oil fields amid steady quotas
Oil operators and refiners in the Rocky Mountain district report a more hopeful outlook for crude markets over the past two weeks. Government figures show modest stock increases, suggesting demand and prices may rise. In Wyoming, Salt Creek auction of government oil leases begins with steady bidding and some high prices for inside tracts, despite slow start.
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Rocky Mountain District
United States
Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas
Fesl
Wyoming
J. Pierpont Morgan the Elder
America
Douglas
Wyo
Salt Creek
Dore
Thart
C. B. Richardson
Consolidated Royalty Oil Company
Iniland Oil & Refining Company
Carter Oil Company
Outwest Petroleum Company
Interior Department
Wise's Drug Store Reopens Under New Ownership
Frank Wise takes charge of the Palace Pharmacy stock from Basin and assumes store management. Stock re arrangement and new merchandise ordered, arriving in June. Opening date to be announced. Wise brings drug store experience and promises courteous service in Worland.
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Frank Wise
Palace Pharmacy
Basin
Mr. Wise
Wise
Wise’ Drug Store
Big Horn Basin
Wise's Drug Bstore
Worland Grit
Red Cross Meeting Calls for Colorado Flood Aid
The local Red Cross chapter met on Tuesday June 14 with a request for flood relief funds from central manager Walter Davison. President Harding urged swift assistance for Pueblo and surrounding areas as the disaster demands aid. the chapter allocated 60 of its funds and KR. RK. Perris was named committee chairman.
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American Red Cross
Central Division
Walter Davison
Colorado
Harding
Pueblo
KR. RK. Perris
Open air concert set for relief effort at courthouse steps
Herbert Wise was asked to receive contributions for the relief work. B C Hoover consented to give an open air concert on Saturday evening June 18 at 7:30 on the courthouse steps, with a collection to support the relief effort. All invited to attend.
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Herbert
Wise
B.C. Hoover
Jimme
Court House
Married Couple from Greybull Weds in Billings
Miss Viva Coudding and E. J. Aebischer were married in Billings the last week. The bride is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Coudding and well known among local social circles. The groom works at the Greybull refinery and both have many friends who wish them happiness.
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Viva Coudding
E. J. Aebischer
Greybull
Billings
W. H. Coudding
Basin High Invites Fans to Sunday Ball Game
Basin High School will host Hyattville at the local diamond next Sunday. A return game is planned in Hyattville on the Fourth. Both teams expect a victory and promise an exciting matchup. Come out and see it.
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Basin High School
Hyattville
Greybull Valley Reservoir project wins final assent
Remonstrators last Saturday withdrew all objections to the Greybull Valley Reservoir District development. The board will proceed with construction as court and board actions resolved protests. The project promises ample water, valley settlement, beet growing expansion, potential sugar factory, and possible railroad extension, boosting farm land values.
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Greybull Valley Reservoir
Greybull
Real Estate Office Opens Near Antlers Hotel
A. B. Martin opened a new real estate office this week in a building near the Antlers hotel. He is described as a live wire and plans to handle farm lands city property and specialize in business locations.
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A. B. Martin
Antlers Hotel
Thermopolis Visitors Visit Ends Quiet Weekend
Mesdames H. H. Hime and B H Glasgow and children traveled to Thermopolise last Thursday for a brief stay. H. H. Hime left Saturday to return, then drove the party home the next day, with Mr. and Mrs. Drew Prugh remaining for a few days at the Hime home.
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Mesdames
H. H. Hime
B H
Glasgow
Thermopolie
Drew Prugh
Hime
Bankers Propose 50 Million Relief Pool For Livestock Farmers
A 50 million dollar relief pool proposed by Chicago New York and other bankers aims to provide immediate loans to livestock men. The plan would offer up to 36 months credit at current rates plus 1 percent, not exceeding 8 percent total. J P Morgan & Co pledged up to 25 million if approved.
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Chicago
New York
Mitchell
Meyer
Mellon
J. P. Morgan House
United Banking
George M. Reynolds
Continental and Commercial Bank
Mrs. Smith Hosts Bridge Tea for Mrs. Flemming
Mrs. M. H. Smith entertained at bridge in honor of Mrs. Georgia Flemming of Billings who has been a house guest. First prize went to Mrs. F. A. Wise and consolation to Mrs. A. W. Coons. Afternoon featured red rose decorations and a singing performance by Mrs. W. A. Mortimore.
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M. H. Smith
Bridge
Georgia Flemming
Billings
Neal Anderson
H. C. Brome
J. A. Coons
W. Coons
J.g. Atherly
W. Atherly
W. A. Mortimer
Eppelsheimer
Ben Wigton
L. M. Blair
James Brown
John L. Landfair
W. C. May
H. H. Hime
F. M. Hime
A. Wise
W. B. Hartigan
J. R. Keachie
J. A. Traller
Potato Growers Plan Evening Meeting at Court House
A meeting of potato growers is set for 7 30 tonight in the farmers room of the courthouse. The purpose is to arrange the season's supply of insecticides and form an association. The county agent is coordinating with markets for supplies and will need each grower’s requested quantities.
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Court House
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Stampede
Grass Creek
Rock Creek
Mik Basin
Big Muddy
Pilot Butte
Lance Creek
Hamilton Dome
Mule Creek
Ohio Oil Company
Robert M Birck
Northwest
Harry N. Isenberg
Denver
Southwest Quarter
Reservoir Project Board
Thermopolis
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