Wyoming Readers Hear Late News From Across State
A sprawling Wyoming page reports on 1924 honey shipments, bond votes for water works and sewer systems, a university debate in Laramie, wildlife kills, a fatal gas incident at Salt Creek, resignation of a Casper Boy Scout official, fort Mackenzie work cutback, and a forecast of 1925 wool production. It notes a Wyoming governor elect Nellie Tayloe Ross, arrests and trials, a Sheridan County rifle match, rail contractors’ payments, a Buffalo bank reopening, and Caspar’s Natrona Power ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lander
Touramie
Wroniltg
Herbert Woodman
Ralph Conwell
Usford University
Laramie
Towboy
State of Wyoming
Stunter DB
Crouch
Anvil M. Ruffell
Mildwest Refining Company
Salt Creek
Joe
HW Kee Bartle
Boy Scout
Casper
Scout Council
St Joseph
Fort Mackenzie
Fort Ws
Wiftutin
Richard W. Sopher
Wyoming
Byron Wilson
Wyoming Wool Chowers' Association
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Salt Creek Highway
Minnie Marshall
Geuze Monte
Derryts
William To
Rister
Price
Nistler
Nellie Tayloe Ross
Eteumstihees
William ‘Ts. Barnes
Lesterworth
Thulin Bort & Wevator Compan
Troy
Tiki
Parkman
Bert Baek
Decker
Mont
Shoshant Rifle Club
Shostont
UN Wick
Scotland
Roberts Brothers
Petergon, Shirley & Gunther
Gener
North & South Railroad
Ike Frost
Hansult
Buffalo
Hirst State Bank of
Greyhall
OC. Chappel
Chappel
Natrona Power Company
Congress Reopens With Piled Bills and Key Votes Ahead
Congress resumes work after holidays as the Senate tackles Muscle Shoals and the Isle of Pines treaty under consent, while the House pushes annual appropriation bills including agriculture interior naval and treasury post office measures. A wage bill veto and postal rate increases loom as both chambers rush to finalize spending and general legislation before March.
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Washington
Sixty
Congress
Senate
Muscle Shoals
Isle of Pines
House
Agriculture, Interior, Naval and Treasury Post Office
War Department
Iouse
The Calendars Speak of Change and Fun
A playful dialogue between two wall calendars describes their yearly life. They note monthly dress changes and the Leap Year extra day, with children tearing off old pages, the effort to stay fresh, and the joy of marking holidays and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry
Engineer in Wreck Faces Personal Crisis in Minneapolis
An engineer involved in a railroad wreck in Minneapolis confronts a personal crisis as authorities report a fatal incident. Eight people died when a dining car derailed and river damage limited rescue efforts. Colwell’s body was found a week later in a basement beam as investigators consider possible causes.
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Minneapolis
Mina —Deeodaie
Meir Pevarduf
Bane
Justin
Persies
Elarey
J Colwell
Mis
Ald Daustiter
Lois
Reclamation Fund Proposal for Economic Surveys
The budget bureau recommended to Congress an appropriation of 150000 dollars for the reclamation bureau to conduct economic surveys of reclamation projects. The house approved a 2600000 dollar cash appropriation for the operation of the trans continental air mail service in the coming fiscal year. Dies Cleveland Atwell of Blackford CT developed the blag flame oil cook stove and died at his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reclamation Fund
Washington
Reclamation Bureau
Congress
Budget Bureau
House
Cleveland— Atwell
Blackford
Tax Time Returns Open January First for 1924
Washington announces the income tax filing period for the year 1924 runs from January 1 at midnight to March 15 at midnight. The Internal Revenue Bureau urges all taxpayers to prepare and file by the deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Internal Revenue
Ave Ag
Bureia
The Choice Fire Chief Faces Plea for Rescue
A fire chief on a top floor ladder near a blazing house pleads with a young woman to descend. She retorts she has a choice and seeks a handsome firefighter to carry her down, in a scene from American Legion Weekly.
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American Legion Weekly
Old Salt Tales Aboard the Congo Dyer and Pirates
Captain Ten entertains boys with three sea yarns about a Congo dyer shipwrecked elephants and a Malay pirate raid plus a rocky islet treasure tale. He invites listeners to choose which tale to hear next week as a dog hunt for smugglers begins to unfold.
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Aptain
Ira
Wether
Congo
Routh Averton
Sneltor
Captain Ten
Tie
Ine
Uitte
Gomad
Mas
Powill
Sid
Sind
Neighbors Morose Dialogue Touches Rainy Scotland
In a dull Scottish village a morning visit ends with a terse exchange at a door. The妻 friend’s wife relays hushed phrases about a missing person and a sudden turn of events as talk veers toward a pot of green paint and a death.
Famous Forts in U S History Fort Adams story and history
Fort Adams in Mississippi is linked to Ed ward Everett Hale and The Man With out a Country. The piece traces the fort’s role in early U S history from Father Davion to the Natchez Trace, Burr conspiracies, and General Wilkinson, noting a notable subordinate defiance over a queue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Adams
Wilkinson County
Missinnippi
United States
Edward Everett Hale
James Wilkinson
Republic
Hale
Philip Nolan
Philp Nolan
Aaron Burr
Texas
Fort Adwas
Visie
Father Davion
St Roche
Davion
Loftus Heiwiis
Wie
John Adams
Francis Jones
Wient
Meriweather Lewis
Jefferson
Claiborne
Wilkinson
New Orleans
Adams
Middle West
Natchez
Nashville
Nateher
Natehez
Lid
Isqueuen
Rieu Utler
Teetor Carmichael
Grant’s Unconditional Surrender Note Defined a Turning Point
The piece recounts General Grant’s demand of unconditional surrender at Fort Donelson in February 1862. It notes the Confederate defenses on the Cumberland and Tennessee, the fall of Fort Henry, and Grant’s decisive reply to Buckner. It highlights captures, forts, and the broader Union advance into Kentucky and Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon Bolivar Buckner
Emy Ambaandee
Jarl Donelson
Firant
Grant
Fort
Donelon
Cumberland River
Fort Henry
Ternessee
Nashissile
Confedermcy
Rovelson
Mississippi Valley
Twenry
Comidore Foote
Fort Doneelson
Donelson
Attoy
Buckner
Fort Donelson
Brett Gnion
WAU
Generil Floyd
Pillow
Nathan Bedford Forrest
Nashville
Columbia
Kentucky
Tennessee
Ulysses. Grant
Appomatteu
Fragmentary remark on marriage and wealth
A garbled exchange hints at plans to hasten a first marriage to secure happiness and wealth. The dialogue shows a husband and wife fragment discussing fate fortune and timing with unclear names and context.
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Heon Hig Hoseymoon
Woman Treated With Lydia E Pinkham Remedies Shares Testimony
Mrs. Harry Asbcroft from Covington Kentucky writes that Vegetable Compound and Blood Medicine helped her recover strength after illness causing chills, sweating palms, and weakness. She also used Sanative Wash and recommends sharing the letters with other women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Harry Asbcroft
Beech Avenue
Covington
Kentucky
Plow Inventor Jethrow Wood Remembered in Northwestern NY
A Morauke CN farmer named Jethrow Wood reportedly created the first cast iron plow. The piece stirred later interest as a historical note in northwestern New York where reenactors mark the spot within a local tablet.
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Jethrow Wood
Wood
Pinger Takes
New York
Cuticura Talcum Ad Promotes Skin Powder and Perfume
An advertisement urges adding Cuticura Talcum to toilet requisites. It markets Cuticura Velo soap ointment and talcum at 25e each, claiming it enhances the complexion and renders other perfumes unnecessary.
Papuan Savagery in Papi
A fragmentary article hints at violent acts in Papua a vague account mentioning Australia Britain and an unnamed group. The text alludes to human cruelty and a callous portrayal of youth amid a harsh colonial setting.
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Papi
Demand Bayer Aspirin Ad Warning for Genuine Brand
An advertisement urges buyers to ensure Bayer appears on package or tablets to prove genuine Bayer Aspirin and safe use. It claims physicians prescribe Bayer for 23 years and warns that counterfeit tablets may be dangerous. Ady signs the notice.
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Bayer
Thought and Labor Link Immerses Mind and Work
A compact reflection argues that true health comes from labor tied to thought and happiness flows only from that union. The author contends the two forces are inseparable and mutually sustaining for human progress.
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Mary Graham Bonner
U. S
Western Newspaper Union
Plow
Cores Nyaa
Rgn
ZaGrippe
W.hoo
Detroit
Parker
Shiscox Paeniles
Watson Bee
Wenner
N. J
Simoke. CO
Conley Pipe CO
Wheaton
Conley
LD. S. Business College School OF Efficiency
Cateler Fren
Lake City
Uta
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