Sheep Scabbies Case In Johnson County
John Espanda and his foreman pleaded guilty in Buffalo District Court to knowingly permitting scabbies in Espanda’s flocks without notifying authorities. Espanda fined 100 dollars and costs, foreman 50 dollars and costs. State Board of Sheep Commissioners and U.S. Bureau of Animal Husbandry brought the case. failure to notify is a violation of state law.
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Werern Nowspaper Union News Service
Sheridan Wye
John Espanda
Johnson County
Parmelee
Buffalo
Espanda
State Board of Sheep Commissioners
United States Bureau of Animal Husbandry
Espanola
California
U S Opens 270000 Acres to Entry Cheyenne
The secretary of the Interior designates more than 2,000,000 acres to public lands open to entry in 320 acre tracts with existing restrictions, bringing the enlarged homestead total to 255,000,000 acres.
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Cheyenne
Secretary of the Interior
Stock Brands To Expire After April In Wyoming
Wyoming stock brands face expiration after April 15 unless re-recording applications rise. Secretary Fred L. Thompson says 1,500 to 1,600 brands will lapse. About 4,000 stockmen received registered notices that the brands would expire on April 16, but response has been weak.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
Fred L. Thompson
State Board of Live Stock Commissioners
Labor Leader Takes Over Wyoming Journal Presidency
Cheyenne News reports Harry Fox resigns as editor of the Wyoming Labor Journal, organ of the United Mine Workers Wyoming district, to become president of the Wyoming State Federation of Labor. He is succeeded by James Buckley of Hanna, who held the federation presidency for three terms.
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Cheyenne
Harry Fox
Wyoming Labor Journal
United Mine Workers of the
Wyoming
Wyoming State Federation of Labor
James Buckley
Hanna
State Federation of Labor
Flanders to Hang Friday June 16 in Rawlins
The Wyoming State Supreme Court affirmed the Sheridan county district court ruling that Willard Flanders was sane at the time of the July 17, 1914 murder of his wife Alice Flanders and neighbor Sam Aultz. It set Friday June 16, 1916 for execution at the State Penitentiary in Rawlins.
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Cheyenne
State Supreme Court
District Court of
Sheridan County
Willard Flanders
Alice Flanders
Sam Aultz
State Penitentiary
Rawlins
Officers Commissioned in Guard Company H at Afton
Governor John B. Kendrick issued an executive order commissioning Jack Major as captain of the new Company H of the National Guard at Afton. Also commissioned were Lynn Addrews as first lieutenant and Thomas Wells as second lieutenant.
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Cheyenne
John B. Kendrick
National Guard
Jack Major
Afton
Lynn Addrews
Thomas Wells
Martin on State Board of Child and Animal Protection
Cheyenne city commissioner of finances John A. Martin was appointed a member of the State Humue Society and the State Board of Child and Animal Protection to succeed the late Thomas A. Coesgriff. Governor John L. Kendrick made the appointment.
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Cheyenne
John A. Martin
State Humue Society
State Board of Child and Animal Protection
Thos. A. Coesgriff
John LB. Kendrick
Recruiting Station Opens in Cheyenne After Three Years
Cheyenne hosts the first recruiting drive in three years as a U S Army recruiting station opens here to bolster enlistments following the revolutionary war era.
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Cheyenne
United States Army
Kuanik Granted Divorce and Alimony in Cheyenne
Judge W C Mentver of the District Court grants Liew Jos V Kuanik a divorce from Amy 4H Kuanik on grounds of intolerable life. Mrs Kusnik absent but represented. alimony set at 100 dollars per month to the defendant.
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Kuanik
Cheyenne
W.C. Mentver
District Court
Jos
Amy
Wyoming State News roundup items and upcoming events
A digest of events and incidents across Wyoming including stock growers meeting dates, Masons reunions, Frontier Days in Cheyenne, and Laramie County Fair plans. Notable items include a new Douglas warehouse, Van Tassel incorporation, a Cheyenne beets talk, a large mule deer kill, a Burlington depot fire, and various local crimes, auctions, audits, and transport projects.
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Wyoming Stock Growers’ Association
Thermopolis
Cheyenne
Laramie County
Maccabees
Burlington
Moorcroft
Douglas
Converse County Poultry Association
Converse County Court House
Sheridan
E. W. Powell
Cheyenne City
George B. Walker
Casper
Powell
Wheatland
Rawlins
Tom Duffie
Wyoming
Lander
Samuel Carson
Neighborhood Clean Up and Paint Up Spirit
A community urges immediate home and street improvement to protect families. A volunteer paints a house and neighbors follow, transforming a dingy street into a neat, attractive area. The story highlights neighborly effort, appearance, happier residents, and rising property values.
Clean Up and Paint Up movement urged for town reno
Officials and citizens unite to push a town wide cleanup and painting drive aiming to make the community more inviting and healthier. The Bay City example shows civic groups backing the effort and generating publicity for a cleaner neighborhood.
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Bay City
Civic League
Federation of Woman's Clubs
Boy Scouts
The
Board of Health
City Council
United States
Campaign Hints at Clearing Weed-Grown Vacant Lots
In the Clean Up and Paint Up push the community considers steps to remedy unsightly weed grown vacant properties around town. Officials argue there is no reason the work cannot be done.
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Hubby
Bay City
Mich
Board of Health
Allen W. Clark
National
Kinloch
St. Louis
Fragmented Phrase Summary From an Odd Newspaper Snippet
A small, unclear clipping notes a phrase about medicines and a “secret of success” in a quirky, ambiguous style. It mentions laughing, mixing, air, and a secret, with no clear persons or organizations and no concrete event.
Practical Household Tips From an Olde Guide
A collection of simple remedies and household hacks. Mix tallow with equal parts lard for usable shortening, and add equal parts cottonseed oil and suet. Use dish mops as dusters, kerosene baths for cleaning, ammonia in wash water for clear windows, white paint on attic stairs, a sheet iron top on gas stoves, and coffee to dilute thick ink. Also notes on keeping poisons separate, corns relief with talcum, and small tools like a wire hairpin as a cherry pitter.
Ambition Defined by Action and Experience
A Caxton quote compares a man without ambition to a bank with no assets, while noting that today’s resourcefulness stems from yesterday’s challenges and odds.
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Caxton
Delicious Dishes Dessert and Roast Tips From Home Cookery
A vintage home cook column offers dessert ideas Peach Melba in sherbet cups with ice cream and raspberry syrup and Peach Canapes using buttered sponge cake. It also gives beef and lamb roasting tips with onion flavors and a ginger snap recipe, plus Tomato Marmalade to serve with roast beef.
Mere, Marned His Way. A Man Drives Wife Home In Limousine
A man acted boldly as he drove his wife home in a new limousine. Observers remark on the unusual gift driven by his actions and the birthday intent.
Weighty Subject at Bazaar Ends in Whispered Question
The fragment shows a tense exchange between Mr Yeast and Mrs Yeast over rations at the bazar. He asks how many are given to the pound, she replies only one, revealing scarcity and social friction within a small community.
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Yeast
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John Espanada
State Board
U. S
Goshen
Laramie
Labor
Flanders
Martin
Wyoming State News
Western Newspaper Union News Service
Town of
van Tassel
Byron Canning Company of
Byron
Houx
George Bucho
Rock Springs
Pueblo
Colo
J. B. Greenough
Lusk
James Bogie
France
Scots Greys
George Williams
Carpenter
Denver
Converse County Educational Association
Douglas High School
Peter Lingwall
Kemmerer
L. Eb, Vivian
Knights Templar of
Robert J. Turner
Rawling
Yellowstone
Yellowstone Station
Buntsman
Burlington Railroad
Little Goose Valley
Sheridan Sugar Company
Union Pacific Railroad
Wamcutter
Wyo
Craig
Untta Valley
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