Big Horn County Chooses Seven Men for March Draft
Local draft board in Big Horn County Wyoming lists seven men to be called for the March 29 to April 2 draft, all in Class 1 Division A. Names include John Zeferoponhas Himes Orin Lynn Lovell Frank Griffin Byron Charles Wuyber Basin Ted Harbert Madera Eligio Pacheco Uhamisal John Robertson Lovell with delinquencies noted for Wuyber and Pacheco. If any are unreachable, next two in order will be called Bert Amos Lawrence Greybull and David March Manderson.
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State of
Wyoming
Big Horn County
John A. Zeferoponhas
Himes
Wyo
Orin Lynn
Bert Amos Lawrence
Greybull
David March
Manderson
Camplin Visits City During GOP Governor Campaign
M. B. Camplin, Republican gubernatorial candidate, spent Sunday afternoon in town and visited The Republican office. He was well known among old timers and made many new friends during a brief stop.
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M. B. Camplin
Tax Collector R H Lawrence to Aid in Bagin
Internal Revenue Collector R H Lawrence of Sheridan will be in Bagin from March 28 to March 30 to help residents complete income tax reports. All income tax reports must be filed by April 1.
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Internal Revenue
R. H. Lawrence
Sheridan
Bagin
Rfoon
Mrs J P Zane Dies Suddenly at Home
Mrs J P Zane died Sunday morning at about 10 20 at her home in the new courthouse. Her husband John Parker Zane heard her collapse while he was hanging curtains. Born Amy Vieregg in Central City Nebraska on November 24 1874 she joined the Episcopal church and Royal Neighbors in Basin. She is survived by her husband her parents three sisters and a brother.
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J. P. Zane
New Court House
John Parker Zane
Episcopal Church
Royal Neighbors
Three Waters
Funeral Held for Local Resident in Episcopal Service
A funeral was held Tuesday morning at the Episcopal church with Rev. A H. F. Watkins delivering the sermon. Kathleen O’Neil and Mrs. Boyd V. Osborn provided music while the Royal Neighbors offered usual services. The remains were taken to Central City for burial on Thursday, with many in Long Beach and Gallup expressing shock and sympathy.
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Long Beach
Cal
Gallup
New Mexico
Central City
Episcopal Church
H. F. Watkins
Episcopal
Kathleen O'Neil
Boyd V. Osborn
Zane
Basin Residents Consider Move from Duke
Mr and Mrs J S Meredith and family from Duke Oklahoma spent several days in Basin seeking a new home but left for Denver after failing to find what they wanted. Meredith noted a potential deal might still lure them back to Basin due to the pleasant climate.
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J. S. Meredith
Duke, Okla
Basin
Denver
Meredith
Burleigh and Peterson Wed at Rev Jones Residence
Claude Ellison Burleigh and Clara Peterson married on Monday at the home of Rev. R M Jones. Peterson hails from Carbon county Montana while Burleigh resides near Hyattville. They will reside on the Allen ranch near Hyattville.
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R. M. Jones
Claude Ellison Burleigh
Clara Peterson
Carbon County
Montana
Hyattville
Allen Ranch
Hyatt Ille
Judge Burgess Presides in Sherid an Court
Judge J H Burgess from Sheridan sits this week in place of Judge Metz who is in Washington on business, holding court during the vacancy.
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J. H. Burgess
Sheridan
P. W. Metz
Washington
Late Owl News of the Week Highlights Rounds of Travel
H O Radcliffe made a short trip to Billings returning midweek. Grover Day McCarthy arrived from the southern part of the state. D E Lamb came from Casper to supervise Lamb Drilling Co. Co E Hall left for Thermopolis to work in the Warm Springs oil field. Liberty Oil & Gas Co. in town paused drilling awaiting more casing. Hoye Oil & Refining Co. in Basin Gardens停 shutdown waiting for heavy casing.
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H. O. Radcliffe
Billings
Grover
McCarthy
D. E. Lamb
Casper
Lamb Drilling Co. Co
E. Hall
Thermopolis
Warm Springs
Liberty Oil & Gas Co
German offensive claims spark headlines across eastern papers
The wires report mixed signals as major eastern papers shout a new German western front offensive though Washington officials deny it. Kitchen cites Liberty Loan bets between seven and ten billion while wheat price targets range from 2.20 to 2.50. Wisconsin primary returns show Lenroot leading Thompson by about 2,500 votes with more precincts to come. Germany is said to be making peace proposals deemed feasible to the allies. Kinney well number 14 in the Big Muddy field is noted. Steel pricing is fixed with a new schedule coming soon. Mrs. M. D. Rhodes visits Kane area while Mr. Rhodes clerks at Slant Brown vale.
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Basin of Brokerage Co
Washington
Kitchen
Congress
Wisconsin
Lenroot
Thompson
Germany
Alboa
Ausher
Kinney
Big Horn Basin editors meet in Billings for quarterly club and banquet
Billings hosts Big Horn Basin Press club editors from Cody Lovell Basin Powell and more for a weekend conference. Speakers include L L Newton and Reyn Leedom. The event features a luncheon with civic leaders, a tour of Yellowstone Packing and a $50 Liberty bond donation to the Polytechnic Institute.
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Billings
Big Horn Basin
Chamber of Commerce
Montana
Wyoming
L. L. Newton
Cody
The
Polytechnic Institute
Johnston
Leedom
Big Horn Country
Newton
Wyoming Territory
Mr. Newton
Billings Motor Transportation Company
Midland Empire Committee
Chamber
Securities
Western Newspaper Union
Carpenter Paper Company
Gasette Printing Company
Yellowstone Packing Company
Northern Tea Room
Babcock Theatre
United Commercial Travelers
Billings Advertising Company
Gazette Printing Company
Babcock
Thermopolis
Development Committee
W. W. Gail
Press Club
Polytechnic
Reyn Leedom
Leon Shaw
Do. E. Verity
P. Anderson
Basin
Lovell
B. C. Peterson
Powell
E. F. Shaw
America
Yellowstone Packing Co
Books for Soldiers Drive Goes Door to Door Tomorrow
A town book drive concludes this Saturday with a canvass by a committee and Boy Scouts. Residents are urged to donate outstanding books—preferably science math and language, especially beginner French—with up to date content and a personal inscription on the fly leaf to share in helping a soldier.
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Boy Scouts
Bishop
Thrift Stamp Dance at Hyattville March 30
A thrift stamp and Liberty Bond dance will be held at Hyattville on March 30 to benefit the Red Cross. Supper sponsored by Red Cross ladies funds support the Red Cross. Music by Dr and Mrs Van Slyke. Dance details include two fortic and thrift stamps.
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Hyattville
Red Cross
Akins Visits Golden Rule From Lan der
Lander A. A. Akins, owner of the Golden Rule, arrived from Lan der at the start of the week to handle business here and left Thursday after visiting friends and tending to affairs.
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A. A. Akins
Lander
Mrs Hartigan and daughter Visit Hastings Nebraska
Mrs W B Hartigan and her daughter departed Tuesday to Hastings Nebraska to visit relatives for a few weeks.
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W. B. Hartigan
Hastings
Neb
Potatoes and roads on Wyoming chamber agenda
The Yellowstone Highway association discusses Good Roads Day. Local efforts target markets for potatoes at ninety cents and potential buyers in Wyoming Grocery Co. Aiming to boost farm crops the Chamber plans Kansas City Star ads for farm help. Board also reviews road projects between Basin and Greybull and sign warnings near Manderson.
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Chamber of Commerce
Live Wire Club
Frank A. Wise
L. L. Newton
Yellowstone Highway Association
R. B. West
Greybull
T. W. Spratt
Thos. M. Hyde
Jake Schenk
Manderson
Mr. Martin
Pease
Tillard
Pease House
Gilmore Hartigan
Wyoming Grocery Co
Kansas City Star
Prize for Wheat at County Fair Contest Proposed
C L Irwin a progressive Otto country farmer proposes a county fair contest offering a prize to the boy who brings the stool of wheat with the most grains. Rules require selecting ten stalks, recording planting time and irrigation, and submitting the display to Col May who invites inquiries and rule details. Planting season nears.
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C. L. Irwin
Otto Country
Col. W. H. May
T. J. Jones
Col. May
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Big Horn Co
Gertrude L. Baird
Oklahoma
Judge Burgess
OWL
M. D. Rhodes
Kane
Mr. Rhodes
Brown Vale
Ai Tme
Board of
Nebraska
Chamber Commerce
Guo
Big Horn
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