Lemberg Falls to Germans as War Drive Cleared Galicia
The capture of Lemberg signals Austro German advance through Galicia, with German and Austro forces aiming to clear Russian invasion from the region. Russian forces are not yet clear on next moves as German victories consolidate control and politics mark a holiday for schoolchildren. Monarchs exchange congratulations as cities recalibrate amid wartime headlines.
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Lemberg
Carpathian
Galicia
Poetrograd
Semion
Grace Taylor and George Muirhead Wed at Bonanza Home
Grace Taylor daughter of Mr and Mrs W E B Taylor of Bonanza married George C Muirhead of Worland in a Ting ceremony by Rev H D B Shepherd. Only immediate family attended and they will travel to Seattle Portland and San Francisco for about three weeks before settling in Worland after August 1st. Muirhead is cashier of the Stockgrowers Bank in Worland and a prominent local businessman.
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Seattle
Portland
San Francisco
Worland
Muirhead
Rowers Bank
Platt Godfrey Move Brings Prospects to Garland
Mr and Mrs Platt Godfrey moved to Garland on Saturday where they plan to invest about 20000 dollars at the Central Hotel. The couple is described as excellent and optimistic about their new location, signaling anticipated prosperity for the area.
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Garland
Platt Godfrey
Garbund
Wihhere
Garkundie
Torchlight lease owners plan rapid oil development
W L Valentine and C E Orchard of the Torchlight group, with Frank Brighem, visited Basin region this week to oversee plans for full ground development and early drilling, aiming to receive patent for at least 240 acres and boost oil production in the area. Sanford Barnes and Jennie Henry Barnes arrived from Billings after wedding, welcomed by Basin residents. they will reside in the Parkhurst house. J B Lempke, Pleasant Valley dairy manager, traveled to Worland for guidance on a new clarifier and modern dairy equipment to improve service for Basin Gardens customers.
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W. L. Valentine
C. E. Orchard
Frank Brighem
Torchlight Company
Sanford Barnes
Jennie Henry
Billings
Ihs
Basin Gardens
Basin
Parkhurst
Wisling
J. B. Lempke
Pleasant Valley
Worlend
Tedman
Rainy season ushers in brisk hay and alfalfa boom
June weather arrives with renewed rain and heat boosting hay harvest plans in the Basin. Alfalfa remains a top commercial crop with dig horn Basin hay leading as a preferred feed. Social notes record a Methodist party hosted by Clifford Whitmore with attendees including Key, Mrs Creath, Berry, and several others, plus goodwill toward Mrs Nash settling in to the community. Reverends Kendall Here and Kensal visited Hasinst Sunday delivering sermons and engaging in church activities.
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Dig Horn
Clifford Whitmore
Key
Creath
Berry
Ninth O'Neil
Ruth Rhodes
Dorothy Zaring
Harold Whitmore
Delbert Davis
Donald Denny
Dale Leighty
Hugh Gould
Boosters Gather in Basin for Auto Road Locomotion Plan
Cody residents, en route to Casper for an Amomobile club meeting, will dine at the Antlers hotel in Basin. They aim to promote road improvements across the Basin and state to attract auto travel to Yellowstone Park and the coast, stressing Basin’s importance as a travel hub.
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Cody
Yellowstone Park
Basin
Casper
Amomobile Club
Jume
Progress Ohm
Tomor
New Oil Wells Rapid Expansion Near Torchlight Claim
Greybull Oil Company continues rapid drilling at the Torchlight claim with five tool strings and ongoing production. Cars are shipped daily while tanks near Greyburn store the oil as a refinery is readied. In a separate case, Worth Pickett was jailed on a $100 robbery charge, but was discharged after the prosecutor did not appear at the judge's hearing.
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Greybull Oil Company
Greyce
Worth Pickett
Wickwire
Robinson
Bonwell
Witncss
Work the Hobos in Town Streets
The letter criticizes the growing hobo presence in town. It suggests employing itinerants on the streets or in fields to curb thefts and loitering, noting haying season offers work. It advocates a firm city authority stance to correct the behavior.
Miss Amy Gould Graduates From Manhattan School
Miss Amy Gould daughter of Mr and Mrs W J Gould returns from Manhattan Kansas where she completed her course and plans to take up school work this winter The Royal Neighbors of America hold a basket supper on the W F Johnson lawn next Monday at six o clock inviting all neighbors and families to attend a pleasant evening
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Amy Gould
W. J. Gould
Manhattan
Kas
Gould
Royal Neighbors of America
W. F. Johnson
Nurseryman Leonard Fleshman Reports Weather and Work
Leonard Fleshman, ranch foreman at Workand for Buffum, visited town last Saturday. He cited heavy rain and a hot storm near Rairden last week with significant hail damage. His work on the experimental breeding farm shows promising tree and shrubbery improvements. he notes May’s hard freeze harmed fruit but trees remain healthy and should bear heavily next year.
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Leonard Fleshman
Shell Creek
Old Buffum Company
Workand
Rairden
Fleihman
Sebreder Eyes Basin Area Business Prospects
L.8 Sebreder of Cripple Creek has visited town this week to evaluate local conditions. He vows to start clothing and gents for Mabidalanas store and brings many years of experience in that line. He is pleased with Basin prospects and surrounding area. plans remain to be finalized with Basin officials.
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Biy Lynam
Frasier-Johnson Commission
Como~ny
Soupa Omaha
Businees
Bill Frasier
Bill Lynam
Billy Lysam
Shivers
Heginning
Sebreder
Cripple Creek
Mabidalanas
Ami
Board of Equalization to Meet for Regular Session
The board of equalization will meet next Monday for a regular session and continue about two weeks to review tax schedules, compare with last year, and adjust as needed based on actual conditions. The article notes the process is lengthy and aims for informed decisions.
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Board of Equalization
Board of Commissioners
California Earthquake Damage Hits Imperial Valley Town
A sequence of earthquakes centered near the Colorado River leveled adobe huts in El Centro and nearby along with collapses of arcade supports at Calexico and Pillars. The tremors caused about 400000 dollars in damage, killed several people, and left many injured, with ongoing aftershocks reported across a wide zone including San Bernardino and Needles.
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Cal
Colorado
Salton Sea
Calexido
Cocopah Mountains
Lower
California
San Bernardino
Needles
Yuma
Ariz
San Diego
Nowesti
Perhaps
Scote
Presbyterian Picnic Invitation To Members And Families
The Presbyterian ladies aid will host a picnic on July 1 inviting all aid members and their families. They will meet at the study at 10 o'clock sharp and proceed to the picnic grounds. Dad Payne is preparing a large crop on the courthouse square this week converting waste space into productive use. Charlie Ingersoll, a driller and tool dresser, has left for North Dakota to work on drilling contracts.
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Presbyterian Ladies Aid
Aid
Stuwry
Dad Payne
Court House
Charlie Ingersoll
Oculbertaon
North Dakota
New State Leader R S Besse Visits Laramie Farms
R S Besse of Laramie arrives as the new state leader of agents succeeding A E Bowman. He comes from Missouri to assist overwhelmed local staffing while A H Tedmon shifts to Big Horn county as agent there. Tedmon continues to serve Washakie and Big Horn farmers under a new contract.
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R. S Besse
Laramie
H Tedman
Besse
A. E. Bowman
Mssouri
Bown
Bease
A. H. Tedmon
Washakie
Big Horn
Big Horn County
Tedmon
Baglin
Bought Ellis Flats Pirates sold to modern apartments
J. H. Welsh has purchased the Ellis Pirates from Gilmore Hartigan and will convert the property into modern apartments. The project aims to enhance the appearance of that town area once completed.
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Ellis
J. H. Welsh
Ellis Pirates
Gilmore Hartigan
Reception Tonight for Rev and Mrs Nan at Craig Home
St Andrew's Guild hosts a reception tonight from 7:30 until 9:00 at the home of Mr and Mrs Guy Craig. Welcome extended to all. Ernest Moore traveled to Thermopolis this week for a short visit of a few days.
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St. Andrew's Guild
M. B. Nan
MeaGuy Craig
Ernest Moore
Thermopolis T
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