Rawlins Fire Halts Spread to Round House
A Union Pacific carpentry and coal facility fire in Rawlins destroyed coal chutes, sand house, carpenter shop and wash room. Winds aided containment as several hundred tons of coal burned. total loss estimated at 50,000 dollars with buildings a complete loss.
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Western
Union News Service
Rawlins
Union Pacific Carpenter Abop
Round House
Roundhouse
Union Pacific Company
Quarantine Tightens at Wyoming Militia Camp
Camp Kendrick in Cheyenne Wyoming goes under quarantine after a smallpox case in Company B Lander Guards doubled and leaves banned. Militiamen under 18 and dependents released by Governor Kendrick. In Clayton Sam Taylor pleads guilty to shooting Fireman Hustwaite and is sentenced to prison. Albert Bannister acts as witness with bond set at 1000, Taylor initially denied but then pleaded guilty and faces 5 to 7 years.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Kendrick
Wyoming
Taylor
Douglas
Sam Taylor
Hustwaite
Burlington
Clayton Station
Albert Bannister
Bannister
E. D. Adams
Arvada
Land Office Service
Sam Harman
Bill Finley
Metzler
Lander
Forestry
Afton
Kemmerer
Max Sandy
Wyoming Industrial Institution
Cody
John Lahti
Cumberland
Neil Wilson
Wheatland
Jackson Hole
Thermopolis
Arthur Verden
Lucerene
Greybull
Roy Holdren
Camp Kendrick
Wyoming National Guards
Jessie Mitchell
Elsie Bray
Shoson
R. D. Meldrum
Baggs
Rawlins
Chick Bowery
Fort Collins
Colo
Clyde Burrien Pearson
Frank B. Roach
Bolthoff Manufacturing Company
Denver
Two Wyoming stockmen jailed for cattle stealing
Sheridan Bill Black aged 30 and William Piper aged 25, small stockmen near the Sheridan and Johnson county lines, are jailed in Gillette charged with cattle stealing. They have pleaded guilty to eighteen counts, with a possible 120 years if maximums are served for each count.
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Sheridan
Bill Black
William Piper
Campbell County
Johnson County
Gillette
Douglas-Company F of Douglas Seals First War Bridegroom
Miss Lora Vincent married Private Glenn G. Conner at the Methodist parsonage in a ceremony conducted by Rev. J. K. Hicks. The marriage marked the first war bridegroom for Douglas-Company F.
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Douglas—Company F of
Douglas
Lora Vincent
Glenn G. Conner
J. K. Hicks
Edith Voorhees Ryan Dies by Own Action at Manville Ranch
The death of Mrs. Edith Voorhees Ryan by her own hand at her ranch three miles northeast of Manville shocked the town. She was well regarded by those who knew her, and her passing caused deep community regret.
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Sheridan
Jake Besulia
Anna Besulia
Monarch
E. V. Ryan
Manville
Edith Voorhees Ryan
Man Struck With Shovel After Water Dispute
Hvanston Hara Brown of Woodruff struck a man named Moss with a shovel over a dispute about water from an irrigation ditch. Moss may die from his injuries. Police reported the incident occurred during a heated confrontation at the site.
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Hvanston—Hara Brown
Woodruff
Moss
Body of murdered infant found in canal near Ninth Street bridge
The body of a newborn girl was recovered from No. 2 canal near the Ninth Street bridge. Authorities reported the discovery and began investigation into the infant’s death and origin.
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Wheatland
No. 2 Canal
Ninth Street Bridge
Judge J A Jones Dies in Denver or Evanston
Judge J A Jones, longtime Evanston jurist and civic figure, died after health issues while in a private sanitarium in Denver or Evanston. His death marks the loss of a respected member of the community.
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J. A. Jones
Denver
Evanston
Denor
Nitro-Glycerine Works Blown Up Near Greybull
The Swanson Torpedo Company nitro glycerine factory three miles west of Greybull on the Greybull river was blown up under unexplained circumstances. The plant building was reduced to splinters and most machinery ruined.
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Basia
Swanson Torpedo Company
Greybull
Greybull River
Wyoming State News and Coming Events Highlights
A roundup of Wyoming items includes fairs and celebrations in several towns, trials and incidents across the state, gas and oil activity near Cody and Laramie, and military mobilization. Notable items mention robberies, injuries, arrests, a murder trial, and planned conventions in Casper.
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Casper
Ean
Wyoming Press Association
Cody
Jaly
Setacon
Riverton
Encampment
Laramie County
Urns
Park County
Douglasversary
Wyoming State Sportsmen's Association
Wyoming State Federation of Labor
Wyoming State Pharmaceutical Association
Striped straw hat boosts fashion in corduroy and ratine coats
In Woman's Realm readers are offered style guidance on sweater coats and sports coats. They highlight cotton corduroy or ratine for crisp daintiness and note stripes, color, width, and direction create opportunities for originality, helping the striped straw hat gain success.
Smart cotton corduroy coats and stylish midsummer hats
The article reviews fashionable cotton corduroy coats in white and colors with practical pocket detailing and machine stitching. It describes a sun protective athletic look with high collars, bone buttons, and adjustable neckpieces, plus hemp braid hats with stripes and white silk trims in blue Delft corduroy tones.
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Delft
Skirt fashion evolves with silk and wool blends
The article describes updating summer outfits with a general utility skirt collection plus a dark silk skirt. It notes a surplus of silk skirts this year, many tailored in style, and mentions details suggesting dieselness in some models. High quality materials pair with separate blouses for a coordinated look.
The KITCIIN CABINET The home planning and time sense
Practical advice on decluttering and organizing a household. Emphasizes planning work, avoiding interruptions, using timing tools, and maintaining calm, with tips for cooks and housekeepers. Encourages value assessment of possessions and better domestic harmony.
Quotable Alman Life Advice From Stevenson and Humes
A life wisdom note cites Robert Louis Stevenson on inner fortune and self companionship from Charles Humes, urging inner riches and constant good company within the heart and mind.
Old Fashioned Dishes And How To Make Them
A compact guide lists Sally Lunn, horseradish sauce, popovers, corn bread, dumplings and raisin pie. It gives step by step mixing times, temperatures and ingredients for each item, reflecting home cooking traditions and measurements from an older recipe style.
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Sally Lunn
Pauls Mission in Corinth and the Call to Speak Boldly
Paul arrived in Corinth after Athens and lived as a tentmaker with Aquila and Priscilla. He supported himself, preached to Jews and Gentiles, founded a strong church, received aid from Philippi, faced opposition, and remained to build a strategic center while awaiting further guidance from God.
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Paul
Athens
Aquila
Priscilla
Christiaas
Silas
Timothy
Philipp
Berea
Philippians
Jesus
A. V
Ezekiel
Justus
Aquilae
Priscilla Oor
Christ
St. Paul's
Gatlia
Seneca
William Ramsey
Roman Empire
Corinth
Erie
Thessalonians
God
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Rawlin
Estroys
Wyoming State News
Western Newspaper Union News Service
Laramie
Wind River
Wyoming National Guardsmen
Fort Russell
University of Missouri
Dubons
T. Joe Fisher
Mountain States Oil Company of Wyoming
Ohio Company
United States Army
Veshlon
Kitciin
Goetha
R. L. Stevenson
Chas, Humes
International Sunday School
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