Filth Flys Threat Highlighted In Public Health Warning
A spring notice explains the house fly as a disease carrier, detailing its life cycle from eggs in manure to adults that spread typhoid, tuberculosis, and other illnesses. It urges eliminating filth and guarding food to protect babies and communities.
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Angela
Hygela
Sir John Lubbock
C. W. Stilea
United States Public Health and Hospital Marine Service
Man
United States
Houseflies and sanitation habits to curb disease spread
An article urges immediate disposal of germ containing materials and emphasizes sanitary drainage, proper privies in small towns, and fly control in homes. It details destroying breeding sites for flies, killing existing insects with simple methods or traps, and keeping foodstuffs covered to prevent contact with flies. The housefly is framed as costly to the nation, costing hundreds of millions annually.
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United States
Decilius
Vaughan
Senahen
United States Army
Typhoid Commission
Best Way to Rid a House of Flies
In this early 20th century advisory, readers are urged to fight houseflies as disease vectors. It promotes formaldehyde use and pyrethrum powder, warns of fires spreading typhoid, and calls for education, removal of winter breeding sites, cleanliness, and fly traps placed outside homes.
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London Lancet
Meager Menu at Northern Sanitarium Sparks Griping Silence
Jones questions the quality of care at the northern sanitarium as Smith recalls two weeks of scant meals, citing baceilli soup and vermifuge pie. The exchange highlights patient dissatisfaction with dietary provisions and overall treatment.
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Jones
SmithNot
Life party exchange about cheese and brother
In a brief odd exchange, a speaker says a donor supplied all the life at a party, while another replies no and points to his brother who took the cheese. The remark hints at a family misunderstanding linked to the event.
Beauty and Eyes Caution in IVS ADVANTAGE
A fragment cites IVS ADVANTAGE with a quote about beauty having one advantage over ability and a reply questioning the phrase. It notes eyes as the cautionary feature when assessing beauty at face value.
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Thas
Fragmentary Speech Reflects Inner Conflict
A damaged OCR fragment hints at a dialogue about thoughts and care, with unclear speaker and context. The garbled lines suggest a tense exchange involving understanding and emotional distance, but concrete details, names, or events are unreadable.
Wyoming Govirs declares May 10 Mothers Day proclamation
May 10 is designated Mothers Day in Wyoming by Governor Joseph M Carey. The proclamation extols a mother's enduring love and urges honoring mothers with affection, letters, or help if needed. It invites residents to wear white carnation as the emblem and to reflect on mothers whether alive or remembered.
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Union News Service
Cheyenne
Wyoming
J M. Carey
Joseph M. Carey
State of
Two Prisoners May Be Freed Goan
Confined to the death of their countrymen Concension Mar Sabant fees And Italian coal miners recently granted a new trial by the late Eupremes Court, will doubtless go free soon. County Attorney John L. Frawley of Weston county asked that the case be reviewed. they were convicted and sentenced to be hanged.
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Eupremes
John L. Frawley
Weston County
Deurine Still Bad in Campbell Ranch Cattle Test
At Campbell on the Gupton ranch seven head of cattle were found affected and were killed. One stallion among the herd doomed after testing for the outbreak. H. J. Chassell owned the cattle in question.
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Campbell
Gupton Ranch
H. J. Chassell
Well Shot at Casper Lander by Hudson Oil Co
The Hudson Oil Company reports a very successful No 4 well at Lander Casper area and promising prospects for a strong producer. Work has begun on another well by contractor Meallo.
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Casper
Lander
Hudson Otl
Meallo
Greak in Coupling Triggers Fatal Mine Accident
Two men are dead and a third dying after a coupling break at Union Pacific Coal Company No. 2 mine in Cumberland Wyoming. Seven others are seriously injured and several more are slightly hurt in the incident.
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Cumberland
Wyo
Union Pacific Coal Company
Park County Plans Purchase of 92000 Road Tractor
Park County will take a first step toward upgrading equipment by purchasing a 92 000 dollar road tractor. The plan outlines initial funding and procurement steps for the new vehicle to support county road maintenance and services.
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Park County
Rechine to Have Free Delivery on June 16
A local notice states Rechine will offer free delivery on June 16 with no carriers involved. The brief highlights the delivery event and its no charge policy.
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Rechine
Bead Blown Off Cause Unknown in Sheep Wagon
Michael Burke discovered a body in a sheep wagon with the top of the head blown off and a shot can nearby. The deceased is identified as H Hayore. Police investigate to determine the motive and exact sequence of the fatal incident.
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Michael Burke
H Hayore
Wyoming News From a Western Creme Paper Highlights
Wyoming statewide brief notes report several local milestones and incidents. Hanna postmaster appointment, a Japanese man found dead near Laramie, and Cody suicide of Robert Crowley are noted alongside public observances for Arch Day and Fourth of July celebrations. Moorcroft mayoral election set for May 12 and Lander building plans feature in a busy period of civic activity and infrastructure.
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Perle R. Herrin
Hanna
Hille
Laramie
South Side Beneficial Club
Cheyenne
Kemmerer Ia
Robert Earl Crowley
Cody
Lander
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