Wyoming Masonic Officers Named for Year
The Grand Lodge of Wyoming elects officers for the year including Grand Master W. H. Dickinson and Deputy Grand Master Herbert J. King Laramie. The Grand Chapter selects meeting site at Lander and names officers led by Grand Warden Clara Dickey Franston and Grand Secretary Mrs. Inez Robinson Cheyenne. Also reports September crop estimates for winter and spring wheat, oats, potatoes, hay, alfalfa, and hog stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Grand Lodge of Masons For
Wyoming
We H. Dickinson
Tander
Herbert J. King
Inez Robinson
D. Thompson
Casper
Carrie Fister Lander
Harry Shand
Shoshoni
H. Knittle
Douglas
Rand
Cora Adams
Sheridan
Lander
Sceveeess Mbe
Assignment of M. E. Ministers in Wyoming and Related Notes
Wyoming Methodist ministers assignments for 1915 16 are listed by Bishop OConnell with district by district placements including Cheyenne Laramie Rock Springs and Sheridan among others. The column mentions appointments and supply pastors and notes a separate item on a federal court order to dynamite the Boysen power dam near Thermopolis if judgments against the power company are not secured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
Laramie
Wyoming
Bishop O'Connell
Wag State Conference
Cheyenne
William T. Dumm
Lee
Fve Hosler
E. F. Clower
Roen Yibert Evans
Rianes Eee
Eyenne
Chugwater
P.O
J. W Hawk
Douglas
J. K. Hicks
Evanstor
A. Webber
Egbert
É. M. Button
Hudson and Riverton
Otto Hopkins
Kem- Mmerer
M. Sutton
Sheridan
Kendall
Triet
A. Creath
Buffalo
C. Mekkelson
Is Horn
Miss H Cody
F. M Stephensone
Homahe
Dickey
Vattville and Co
Grover Sundance
Etzin
Fheriton Chowlt
Teland
Sherfan
Ira WW. Kingley
Torrington
Meithe
Isaac
Torn
Cheyenne Quarterly Conference
J. H. Gillespie
MoKtaig Nebraska Methodist Hospital
Desconess Home
Eriden Quarterly Conference
J. F. Clear
Loewenay
G Veight
Great Boysen
Castin of
Big Horn
Thermopolis
United States
Riverton Mayor Seeks Water Rights Before State Land Board
Riverton mayor J A Delfelder and Patrick Sullivan of Casper with PT O Connor and HL Barber of Hudson urged the Wyoming State Land Board to approve financing for the Wyoming Central irrigation project. They demonstrated financial capability to handle the venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
J. A. Delfelder
Riverton
Patrick Sullivan
Casper
PT O'Connor
Barber
Hudson
State Land Board
Wyoming Central Irrigation Project
Petrified Moccasin Found in Sheridan Cave Foot
W D Faulkner unearthed a rock encasing a right moccasin foot near West Fifth Street and the Big Goose bridge. The buckskin beadings show clear decorative markings, with no toes exposed, suggesting the form remained intact by natural fill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan
West Fifth Etree Frok
Big Goose Bridge
W. D. Faulkner
Land bids filed for 50 acres state lands in County
Verner Reed and others filed applications with the State Board to acquire 50 acres of state land in the county marking the largest tract sought in the county. Total acreage requested across state lands reaches 75 000 with values around five dollars per acre. The land will be sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verner
Read Wantsmanne Heiee
Cheyenne
Reed
Foe Tado Hay
Seeni
Kendrick
Charles L. Carter
Sheridan
John H. Broker
Cody
Wyoming
Thoma Ranch
Greybull
U. S
Will Reid
Rawlins
Wilson
French
Campbell County
Laramie
Wyoming News Highlights State Fair Plans and Local Events
Events across Wyoming list fairs in Uinta, Kane, Natrona, and Basin counties with the state fair at Douglas. Notable items include Cheyenne church and city status talks, a Dart of fireworks at the state fair, roadwork on Carey Avenue, a college on wheels tour beginning October 11, and various fatalities and incidents such as a 95-year-old Austrian miner’s death, a fatal crane accident near Powell, and a man struck by a switch engine in Cheyenne yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uinta County
Bear Aver
Evanston
Kane
Natrona
Per
Pig Horn
Basin
Wyoming
Dovglas
Cheyenne
Guernsey
Casper
Jackson Hole
Superior
Reliance
Carey Avenue
Denver
Sheridan County
Sweetwater
Green River
John Ruski
Dutch Creek
Saratoga
Five Pork Wagon Demonstrates Utility in Valley County
C H Patridge of Valley County Nebraska describes a handmade five-pork wagon for moving hogs. He built it from an old buggy with a floor of two 1 by 6 inch boards six feet long. Neighbors show strong demand for the handy device.
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C. H. Patridge
Valley County
Nebraska
Allene Live-Park Wagon Builds Hog Transport Crate
The design uses 2 by 2 supports with wagon bed straps as braces and 1 by 2 inch trim. A rough lumber end gate with heavy strips resists loading hogs, bolted hinges and top catches secure it. Gates open from mid level, ground clearance kept under 10 inches. Front axle from buggy, drop rear axle, crate narrows for turning. Duroc Jerseys deliver best haul.
Keeping Hog Lots Sanitary and Disease Prevention
Prevent hog diseases with regular cleaning and good sanitation. Provide clean pastures, wholesome food, scalded troughs, and fresh water. Disinfect swill barrels and keep hogs from lying in filth, especially in warm weather, to avoid hog cholera.
Protect cattle from lightning with grounded fences
During severe thunderstorms cattle are killed by lightning. An advocate urges grounding pasture fences every 20 rods using No 9 wire stapled to posts and extended into the ground three feet with a few inches above the top to divert strikes.
Farm Advice on Pigs and Pastures From a Rural Ledger
Practical notes urge keeping young pigs indoors during rainstorms and maintaining cleanliness to prevent hog cholera. Guidance covers grain feeding at two weeks, selection of top lambs for breeding, alfalfa pasture benefits, shade and water for stock, and the use of pure bred draft mares in farm labor.
Resinol Treatment Clears Itching Eruptions Quickly
A Baltimore doctor’s resinol ointment and resinol soap are praised as a safe, inexpensive cure for eczema ringworm and other skin eruptions. The remedies stop itching instantly and heal most eruptions rapidly, endorsed by thousands of physicians over 20 years and available at druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Right Man Hint in Theaters Incident
A Louisville attorney and a railroad man discuss a flashily dressed man in a theater box. The railroad man suspects a drunken burglar, only to learn the man is the attorney’s cousin, provoking a startled reaction and a joke about seeking information at headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Louisville Times
Crow’s Journey Takes The Road To Ten Miles
A farmer and motorist discuss distance to the next town. The farmer says ten miles as the crow flies. The motorist replies that the crow is riding with him, implying a longer actual travel distance.
Bowdoinham Reports Boneless Shad Named "the Burbank"
A Bowdoinham resident reports catching a boneless shad and notes the fish has been nicknamed "the Burbank" in local lore. The quirky discovery adds to regional fishing tales and community chatter this season.
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Bowdoinham
Burbank
General Miles and the bulletproof army coat inventor
An inventor visits General Miles with a bulletproof army coat claiming government adoption. Miles urges testing by arming a rifle, but the inventor hesitates and departs in a hunted hurry, leaving the coat in the officer’s office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Jones
New Cure for Rheumatism From Lightning Strike
Berlin Conn correspondent reports Mrs. Burdick of Washington Ridge was struck by lightning while at her stove causing burns and house damage over 1000 dollars. She suffered years of rheumatic pain but awoke free of it after the strike with medical aid from Dr. Mulligan. Burdick faces costly repairs and remains discreet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Burdick
Washington Ridge
Berlin
Conn
New York Herald
Thomas Mulligan
New Britain
Notable political shifts since 1789 outline changes
The 1789 adoption of the U.S. Constitution coincided with the start of the French Revolution. Since then Europe has been remade and four nations England Russia Denmark and Spain are highlighted as ancient powers. The passage contrasts these shifts with the relative stability of the United States.
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United States of America
Europe
England
Russia
Denmark
Spain
United States
Governor Walsh Fires Up Truthful Kids Lesson
In Massachusetts the governor addressed elementary pupils at a public building dedication. He highlighted patriotic service using his military aide in gold laced uniform, asking the class to identify roles. The children confidently replied and explained their own duties, surprising him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Walsh
Front Gate Debate Between Mother and Daughter
A judge records a domestic squabble where a mother chides her daughter for loitering with Jack at the front gate each evening. The daughter defends the activity, noting there is much to say on both sides.
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Jack
Daughter
Waning of the Honeymoon Cartoon Dialogue
A humorous caption from a six week marriage shows a young wife asking if the husband still loves her. He replies in playful banter that he loves her still and that the longer he loves her the better.
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Yison Select Officers
Wyoming Grand Lodge
Bureau of Crop Estimates
Weather Bureau
Department of Agriculture
Wyoming News
Western Newspaper Union News Service
Presbyterian Church
Burns
College On Wheels
Burlington
Lloyd Hazel Brownell
Drag
Powell
Medicine Bow
Keystone
Thomas Painter
la Fontaine
W. M. Dumm
M. E. General Conference
Baratoga Springs
N. Y
Albert Fisher
Castle Rock
Colo
Order of Moose Supreme
Sheridan Lodge
Rock Springs
Sliney
Col
W. F. Cody
Buffalo Bill
United States Reclamation Service
Fort Laramie
Big Ditch
Great Goshen Hole
Goshen County
Joe Smith
Willis Chambers
Tita
Fremont County
Red Parker
Allene
Carter
Percy
Stability of
Dean
Idaho
Co. Warner
N. Garfield Ave
Pocatello
Doan
Foster-Milburn CO
Ty Ocutter
Mackie ST
Vaalet
Tf Wnettainante
Cutter Laboratory
Berkeley
Califernia
Bo Aeres Place
Howerrilie
Mamma
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