Washakie County Day Festival Planned in Worland
Committees refined plans for Washakie County day and the first Fall Festivities Harvest Home in the new county. Tenship’s Milo Burke offered to barbecue an ox with Home C. B. McClellan of Red Bank hosting the ox. Tensleep band to provide music. Worland ladies to serve a free dinner. Farmers urged to bring samples for display. winners may advance to the state fair in Douglas. September 27 chosen to avoid conflicts with roads day and Big Horn County Fair.
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Contagion Prevented by Eucalyptus Rubbing Says Doctor
Dr J B Murphy who treated Colonel Roosevelt in Chicago says rubbing patients with eucalyptus oil can prevent scarlet fever contagion. He claims daily oil rub prevents fever spread and quarantines. Dr Henry Head reports insanity eradicates itself in the third generation at the London congress.
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Parcel Post Killing Business San Francesco Report
Testifying before the state railroad commission in San Francisco on September 20, Christhangen vice president and general manager of Wells Fargo claimed that competition from the parcel post service has cost the Southern Pacific and Wells Fargo about 31.7 percent of small package volume since government service began. He said revenue dropped 33 percent in the same period and that all express firms face similar losses, with delivery routes facing the heaviest impact.
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Manderson Church Notice in Carleton Harris Era
Morning service at 11 o clock and Sunday school at 10 in the Baptist church. Evening service at unspecified time. All are welcome. Pastor Carleton Harris. A reflective closing line about religious pretense appears in the fragment.
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Wyoming News Highlights From Congress Session
Washington report details expected gentleman’s agreement to slow major business in both houses after tariff and currency bills. Warren and Clark head to Wyoming, Mondell seeks brief home visit. Parcel post trims Wyoming express revenue. increased pay to carriers remains minimal. Remarks on Fort Russell foe Sonnelly and habeas. Western public land policy, lease laws, and grazing measures loom in December term. prairie dog study funded. debate over leasing vs private ownership of coal oil gas lands.
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Ultra Conservation'sts
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Globe Lights Prom Thursday’s Deliy
A chipped fragment discusses social changes as leisure items lose prestige. It notes the piano and automobile losing their status symbols while children emerge as reliable comforts in a changing year.
Basin druggist praised for Adier4-ka remedy discovery
F A Wise earns Basin praise for introducing a simple buckthorn bark and glycine mixture known as Adier4-ka. The German remedy reportedly cured appendicitis and now a single dose relieves sour stomach gas and constipation instantly, with quick action surprising many.
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F. A. Wise
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