Wyoming News Briefs Range From Fraud Arrests To Bank Dividends
George E. Snider, formerly postmaster at Foxpark, Wyoming, was arrested in Nogales on a federal embezzlement warrant for about 1.0 million dollars. News notes include a second 10 percent dividend for Weston County Bank creditors at New Castle, a gas discovery near Riverton, and a proposed government purchase of land for elk habitat. Other items report a dynamite cap accident injuring a boy, fires damaging properties, Salt Creek town incorporation talks, Cheyenne banking history, and a push for Bible reading in public schools.
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George E. Snider
Foxpark
Wyo
Nogales
Aris
Snider
Weston County Bank
New Castle
Mack Gil Company
Sheldon
Riverton
Wall Creek
Wyoming
Washington
Representative Winter
Republican
Biteichardson
NLU Richairdson
Lingie
Willim Mostelier
Plat
Sinino
Cis
Cebu
Tay
Matton
Tsuen
Casper
Rialt Creek
Metal Co
Uta Keon
Detree
Casper Tuunker
Ftoy Minty
Aetfen
Wits
Nelle
Fuss
Urieles
Aps Proprivitins Ui
UDP
Airtel
ST Aho Prat
Cady
Cad
Tenia Tla
Bank of Saltreek
Sue Bank Examiner's Department
Bank
Saimines
TS. Bartlett
Cheyenne
Wyoming Senate
Senate
Billas
Pearson
Free
Stuart
Tyrant
Tasi
Minute the pony and the Ken Skippers club tale
Captain Ira narrates Minute the pony story from a soldier’s field, with the crew of skippers hearing a horse’s imagined voice. Minute recalls hunger, a picket line, a cliff climb, and a grateful farmer and wife after a daring gallop to safety, ending with plans for more tales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken Skippers
Ira
Minute
Bobby Treat
Hegan
Myelf
Wen
Danek
Tie
Sven
Tievise
Hellerskelter
Flo
Fim
Fragmented Puzzle Column Clues Tangle Across Lines
A fragmented 1925 puzzle with many garbled clues references instruments texts and mythic names. The list includes partial hints like violin strings textile material and a thwarted note about a Lavatory and a goddess, suggesting a next installment will reveal solutions.
How to Solve a Crossword Puzzle Guide Card
A readable guide explains placing correct letters in white spaces to form words across and down. It notes numbered clues refer to definitions below and that black squares hold no letters while words progress to the next block.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horteontul
Poison Found At College Steroids Not Involved At Ohio State
At Ohio State University College of Pharmacy Dean Clair A Dye discovers a half full bottle of strychnine in the dispensary while reviewing stock. Sixty medical students will be questioned as authorities search for a possible intellectual killer and motive amid deaths from poisoning. No single suspect named. officials seek clues to a hidden danger.
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Columbus, O
Clair A. Dye
College of Pharmacy
Ohio State University
Dr. Dye
Wnr‘y
Leopold-Loeb
Tar
Western governors appoint aid for reclamation surveys
Secretary Mubert Work approves three Western governors appointing George B. Thatcher Moulton and Warren D. Swendsen to assist the reclamation bureau in surveys and reappraisals of federal projects. The trio will aid local project teams as two committees begin investigations on March 1 into construction cost requirements for twenty two projects. Mobile Alabama notes a Texas governor’s requisition and a Texas jailbreaking extradition case involving Ed Smallwood alias A K Dever.
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Washington
Mubert Work
Department of the Interior
Reclamation Bureau
George B. Thatcher
Mobile
Ala
Alamada
Miriam A. Ferguson
Texas
Anl
Brandon
Yeast Magnate Julius Mleischmann Dies on Polo Field
Julius Mleischmann, famed yeast magnate and philanthropist, died at Flamingo Polo Field in Miami Beach after falling from his pony during the fourth chukker. He played for the Pastimers against the Rovers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Mleischmann
Flamingo
Miami Beach
Rovers
Ruby Mine Reported Found in Upper Burma District
A new ruby mine in the Mook district of Upper Burma is yielding fine stones of pigeon blood color. The find sparks a Klondike like rush with both natives and foreigners flocking to the area.
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Rancoon
Burma
Upper Burma
Mook
Rates Declared Reasonable for Farm Goods Exports
Frank M. Weaver, examiner for the Interstate Commerce Commission, holds a tentative report that rates from Washington and Oregon south of the Snake River to Portland Seattle and Tacoma and other north Pacific ports are reasonable. Producers attacked the slight rate differential that favors Portland over other ports.
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Washington
Oregon
Snake River
Portland
Seattle
Tacoma
North Pacific
Frank M. Weaver
Interstate Commerce Commission
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Wren
Larned
Seth
Florence
UGA
Nere
Athede
Kreent
Rabrays
Prince
Heliety
Corget
Empyream
Uneteomn Iauld
Anseult
Lavatory
Puzzis
State University
Misa Ruby Brandon
Alabastine Co
Grand Rapids
Mich
Eno
Bellans
Spohn
Biomn Medical Co
Goshen
Ind
Haarlem
Salt Lake City
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