Hartigan and Jamada Ginger Case Scrutiny by Deputy Sheriff
Deputy RB, MM. L of Lovell presents a full account disputing Hartigan accusations in the Jamada ginger matter. He asserts Yotis was intoxicated, bought at the Busy Corner, and that Hartigan acted in official duty without political influence, warning against Democratic editors and stressing arrest if Jamada ginger is used as beverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartigan
Lowell Chronicle
Big Horn County
Marshall
Lovell
Frank Yotis
R. H. Bads
Greybull
Yotis
Beads
Mr. Eads
Lowell
Wickwire
Basin
Mr. Little
Mr. Hartigan
W. B. Hartigan
Democrat
Wyoming Penitentiary
University specialist to hold two day hat making schools
A university specialist will conduct a two day millinery school in Big Horn County with sessions in Basin September 20 to October 2, Lovell October 2 to 4, and Denver October 4 to 6. Only twelve may attend each class, first come via Mrs. McDaniels Basin Mrs. Roy Olson Lovell and Mrs. 8 C Campbell Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Horn County
Basin
Lowell
Denver
McDaniels
Roy Olson
Lovell
Reception for New Teachers by Local Woman's Club
The woman’s club hosted a reception for teachers and patrons at the library on Tuesday evening. A short program preceded refreshments and dancing, and attendees reported a very fine time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Entertained at Whist Night at Mrs Osborne Home
Mrs J W Osborne and Mrs A X Johnson hosted a whist party Tuesday evening at the Osborne home. Guests included Mr and Mrs R R Ferris, Mr and Mrs R G Belton, Mr and Mrs A X Johnson, Mr and Mrs J R Bonwell and Mr and Mrs P P Anderson. A luncheon was served at midnight and the gathering was enjoyed by all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Osborne
A. X. Johnson
R. R. Ferris
R. G .Belton
J. R. Bonwell
P. P. Anderson
Woman's Club Plans Program on Basin Roles
The regular meeting of the woman's club will be held in the Library next Wednesday afternoon. A fine program is being prepared with Mrs. Zela Murphy in charge, the subject being What the women can do for Basin. A full attendance of the membership is desired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zela Murphy
Lovell Doctor Charged With Illegal Sale
Dr. C. B. Pawcett of Lovell was arrested on a bench warrant from district court for illegal sale of liquor. He appeared Friday and gave bond to await the next term of court.
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C. 2B. Pawcett
Lovell
Statement by F A Little on Hartigan Trial Coverage
A pamphlet by F A Little defends filing practices in Wyoming bootlegging cases, argues preliminary hearings are not always required for misdemeanors, and recounts his fair treatment of Hartigan. He recalls a retained belief in Hartigan, asserts a two ounce medical limit for liquor sales, and defends his record against Rustler’s criticism while noting political consequences.
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Ruttler
Hartigan
Rustler
Wyoming
Supreme Court
Nicholson
State
District Court
Lovell Drug Stores
Lowell Commercial Club
Telephone Manager Named for Local Exchange in Cheyenne
TELephone manager c. L. Titus announces B. L. Pickett will head the Cheyenne exchange. Pickett previously led Shoshoni, with strong recommendations. Other changes include F. Y. Pickering resigning Thermopolis for Sterling, J. W. Clark moving from Worland to Thermopolis, and George Killie transferring to Worland.
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C. L. Titus
Cheyenne
B. L. Pickett
Mr. Pickett
FY. Ll. Pickering
Thermopolis
Sterling
Colorado
J. W. Clark
Worland
George Killie
Thermopolia Exchange
A Good Corn Year In Big Horn Basin
The Big Horn basin expects a record corn season with sweet and field varieties thriving. Fields of 1 to 25 acres may yield at least 50 bushels per acre, with higher results possible. Corn is set to become a staple for feed and silage as dairying grows and silos fill with high quality corn and other seeds. Sweet corn quality and size have improved, with much shipped to distant markets and potential cannery expansion anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Horn
Report on the condition of First State Bank of Kane Wyoming
Banking report for the close of business September 16 1922 listing resources and liabilities. Cash reserves and deposits valued with totals including capital, surplus, profits and various deposits with figures and signatures validating the statement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First State Bank OF Kane
Kane
Wyoming
Attempted frame-up alleged in Hartigan case continues
The article argues Hartigan's arrest and hearing were manipulated by officials and political allies. It questions deputy Ross Lynn and deputy Eads involvement, cites prior liquor-law prosecutions, and claims locals tried to suppress news while accusing party factions of bias.
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Hartigan
Ross Lynn
Eads
Lowell
Ross
Avile
Arlie
Justice of the Peace
Little
Lovell
Jake and
Rows Lyon
Public dispute over Lowell liquor enforcement and politics
The document outlines a clash involving Ross Lynn and local officials over suspicions of selling intoxicating liquor in Lowell. It critiques Hartigan’s column and Sheriff Wickwire, noting accusations of corruption and the ethics of prosecuting offenders, while joking about animal cruelty and a humane motive behind the illicit sale claims.
Beets Harvest Care and Scheduling Guidance
Guidance warns proper beater puller adjustment to catch beets and prevent root breakage. It advises hauling only what can be moved daily, protecting leftovers overnight, and planning to finish harvest safely despite stormy days. It also references articles on The Harvest in The Leaves September issue.
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Woman’s Club
F. A. Little
Sigrally
Surlus Fund
State of
I. H. Day
H. Dau
Vv. L. Dau
James L. Brown, Richard W. Abbott, H. Dau
Sheriff's Office
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To
Devos
Devoe
Adea
Argest
U.S
Nadler Robinson Inc
Rexall Druggists
Great Western Sugar Company Well Facto
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