Future of Day Farmers in Wyoming Discussed
W. B. Chaplin, Cheyenne land office register, cites testimony from 1,000 people to back non irrigated farming as Wyoming’s future asset. He notes dry farms will grow into a major community asset, urges cooperation with farmers and markets, and supports opening more Goshen Hole lands for settlement.
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Etern
Union News Service
Cheyenne
Wyo
United States Land Office
W. B. Chaplin
Register of the
Cheyenne Land Offices
Wyoming
Laramie
Chapin
Wyoming Crop Report Mixed Data From May 1 Projections
The Wyoming crop report from Cheyenne, compiled by the Bureau of Crop Estimates with the Weather Bureau, USDA, gives May 1 forecasts for wheat corn hay and other crops. It details production per bushel and condition notes, with final estimates and regional figures for Meadows Cou.
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Cheyenne
Bureau of Crop Estimates
Weather Bureau
United States Department of Agriculture
Rieke
Pioniicinia
IDG
Mrs Gordon narrowly misses Lusitania sinking
Mrs Roderick Gordon of Natrona County narrowly escaped disaster when she arrived too late to board the Lusitania. The ship was torpedoed and sunk off Scotland with about 1500 lives lost, but her delayed trip unexpectedly spared her from the catastrophe.
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Lusitania
Casper
Roderick Gordon
Natrona County
Gordon
Scotland
Mira
Cooper
Suspect Believed Arrested in 1914 Idaho Murder
Reed Harkess alias Charles Rodgers alias Warren Reed reportedly under arrest in Raegerville Idaho. Sheriff Ruby Rivera traveled there with extradition papers. The suspect admits to being Reed Lorlees but denies being Charles Hodgers, the name tied to the Stevens murder years ago.
William Flanders Granted Reprieve After New Trial Plea
William Flanders sentenced to hang at the state Union was granted a reprieve at the last moment amid a petition for a new trial. Flanders shot his wife and Samuel Aults from ambush near Sunshine, Crook County, claiming the wife and Aults were meeting clandestinely. His defense argued enmity as the motive.
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Rawling
William Flanders
State Union
Timber Record: 42 Foot Oak Log Shipped to Park County
A massive timber section measuring 42 feet in length and about 20 feet in breadth was reportedly shipped to Park County. The oversized oak piece is described as the largest ever brought into the area, with details on its origin and current holder unclear due to the garbled report.
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Park County
Home Wrecked by Bomb in Cheyenne
In Cheyenne Wyoming an explosion wrecked a home striking a shoemaker named George Weller. The blast occurred thirty seconds after an attempted order, with reports describing the device as powerful and aimed at distant ware.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
George Weller
Wyoming News Highlights Statewide Events and Incidents
Statewide brief lists county fairs and school funds, census cost estimates, track meets, and library projects. Also notes court actions, new street plans in Cheyenne, and ranching and railroad incidents. Lucy Mulhall to Frontier Days. state flood and water resources effort underway with USGS.
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Platte County
Hia
Cheyenne High School
Laramie
Rawlins
Tidball
Ida Haradan
Medicine Bow
the Good Shepherd
Denver
P. A. McGovern
Thermopolis
Newcastle
Mondell
Carnegie Library
R. Anderson
John B. Kendrick
Wyoming National Guard
Graham Fletcher
State Industrial Club
Worland
Wyoming
McCauley
Union Pacific
J. B. Mitchell
Summit
South Omaha
Cheyenne
Lucille Mulhall
Oklahoma
T. J. Cahill
J. B. True
United States Geological Survey
B. Richard Shipp
Casper Traction Company
John B. Fleming
Casper
Eye Rem
Perseverance Taught Midnight to Watch for Mice
In a barn Midnight learns patience from Snowball who sets him to watch a mouse hole. Midnight stays by the hole despite distractions and hunger, proving perseverance as Snowball explains this trait helps him in life and hunting.
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Snowball
Kit
Goowball
Mary’s Seven Year Change Sparks Curious Tale
A fragmentary note recalls a seven year mark and a girl named Mary who resisted a request or change. The brief hints at a personal dilemma without clear outcome or context.
Boy's Pleasure and Profit in Poultry Farming
An article encourages boys to start a poultry flock as a profitable, accessible venture. It advises choosing pure-blooded breeds, starting with eggs or a small stock, and staying consistent with a chosen breed. Emphasizing education, observation, and keenness in care, it argues poultry can provide steady income while a boy waits for crops to grow.
Origin of Fairy Tales Roots Across Europe and English Narrative
The article traces how popular fairy tales originate from various regions: Bluebeard and Cinderella from France, Puss in Boots from Italy, Jack and the Beanstalk from Germany, Jack the Giant Killer from Norse sagas, Aladdin and Sindbad from Arabian Nights, and notes that Babes in the Wood is a purely English story.
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Italy
Jack the Giant Killer
Right Doing Brings Personal Satisfaction, Not Cheap Tricks
A reflective note on integrity and inner reward emphasizes that true achievement comes from doing right rather than seeking quick, shallow gains. It contrasts self-satisfaction with hollow schemes.
Unclear Fragments Spark Brief Local Record
Fragmentary OCR text yields no coherent event or identities. Readable pieces mention a vague list of words, numbers, and names without a discernible news item or outcome.
Desperado Hatfield Shot Dead in Utah Duel Near Green River
William Hatfield known as Shoot em up Bill, a Kentucky gang figure, was killed twelve miles south of Green River in a gunfight with ranch boys William Tomlinson and James Warner after a confrontation at a farm crossing the San Rafael river. A coroner's jury later acquitted Hatfield's slayers.
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Salt Lake City
Tribune
Green River
Utah
William Hatfield
Hatfield and Allen
Kentucky
Bill Chrisholm
Bill
William Tomlinson
James Warner
San Rafael River
Hatfield
San Rafael Reef
Louis
Felix Pressett
Pressetts
Sebastian Exonerated in Los Angeles Morality Case
In Los Angeles two indictments against Charles Sebastian mayoralty nominee and police chief were dismissed after his acquittal on an immorality charge. Victoria Desparte, the girl who recanted charges and later faced perjury imprisonment, was ordered released.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Charles &. Sebastian
Thomas Lee Wolwein
Victoria Desparte
Sebastian
Calf Theft Case Costs $15,000 in San Francisco
Elmer Norgard son of a rancher was acquitted in a United States district court of stealing a red ear calf from Round Valley Indian Reservation Cal The trial cost the government about $15 000 and the calf was valued at 25 dollars in the readout of the case.
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San Francisco
Elmer Norgard
Round Valley
Cal
United States District Court
Paris Law Opens Credit to Pay Dacia Cargo
Paris reports a law promulgated Wednesday creates a credit to pay for the cargo of the steamship Dacia formerly of the Hamburg American line now American registered. The Dacia was seized by a French warship on February 27 and American owners claim 764,151 dollars.
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Paris
Dacia
Hamburg American Line
Wieter American Register
Reverend J B Hingeley Aiding Fund for Retired Ministers
Rev Dr Joseph Beaumont Hingeley acts as correspondence secretary for the drive to raise a ten thousand pound fund to aid retired ministers.
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Joseph Beaumont Hingeley
Magna Charta Day Observed in Albany Anniversary
The 00th anniversary of Magna Charta will be celebrated by a convention in Albany on June 15. President White is expected to deliver the principal address.
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Albany
Whitu Bout
Addicks Sent to Ludlow Street Jail for Judgment Payment
New York financier J Edward Addicks and other political figures tied to Delaware were jailed on Ludlow Street for defaulting on a judgment amounting to 15.472 pesos. Addicks allegedly owed the sum, tied to a 14 year old case.
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New York
Edward Addicks
Othe
Delaware
Ludlow Street
Addicks
Trusts and monopolies tested by a farmer tale
Senator La Follette denounces trusts and monopolies as harmful and outdated. He likens them to a farmer who offers a big cucumber at a high price but sells a small one for a few cents, suggesting big enterprises exploit while smaller gains persist over time.
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Senator la Follette
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Bright Police Men on Panama Canal Train Safety
During early canal work, many were injured by jumping on and off moving trains on the Panama Railroad. West Indian police, trained yet literal, arrested a man for such jumping, only to learn he was the brakeman. The sergeant’s reaction highlighted the misinterpretation.
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Panama Canal
Panama
The Unlucky Number Thirteen in Courtroom Tales
A prison uplift advocate prompts a friend to explain why the number thirteen feels unlucky. The speaker cites twelve jurors and one judge as the unlucky count influencing a courtroom scenario.
Not an Actress Yet, She Promised Mother
A remark from the Philadelphia Public Ledger notes a girl in the chorus who vowed never to become an actress. She proves otherwise, defying her mother's wishes by pursuing performance.
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Philadelphia Public Ledger
Funeral Joke at Rothschilds Reveals Bitter Irony
At Baron Lionel de Rothschild’s funeral a poor man wept loudly and cried that he was crying because he was not related. The bystander asked why he cried and the man answered that his lack of relation explains his tears.
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Lionel de Rothschild
Lord Rothschild
Rothschild
Not Predicting Child's Path Says Father
A weary father, pressed by his son’s probing questions, imagines the boy may become a notable chairman of an investigating committee, as reported by the Washington Star.
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Washington Star
They Won't Arrange Visits On The Short Plan
In a playful exchange a popular gin comments that young men refuse to follow a short and sweet visiting plan. A second girl asks what that plan might be, and the gin offers a suggestion about going home early and leaving a box of something unspecified.
They Had to Be Maud
A fragment from a Bastion Tran script features Marie arguing about fish caught at sea and their value compared to earlier times. The dialogue suggests a theme of change and uncertainty in pursuit or appreciation of seafood.
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Maud
Marie
Bastion
Nothing Odd About That Transcript Quote
A dialogue from the Heelon Transcript debates embezzlement motives. The speakers argue that trusted clerks are more likely to commit theft while untrusted individuals are kept from access to money.
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Heelon
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