Migratory Bird Law Backed by Federal Authority in Wyoming
Assistant U S Attorney David J Howell says the federal migratory bird act will be vigorously enforced in Wyoming this year through prosecutions. The Supreme Court ruled the act constitutional in April 1920, superseding state law which had blocked enforcement. Open season for ducks starts September 1 under state law, but the federal rule bans hunting before September 16, with a December 31 close and hunting limited to half an hour before sunrise to sunset.
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Cheyenne
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United States
David J. Howell
Iowa
United States Supreme Court
Wyoming
Raya
Mosquitos No Alibi Theft Costs Two Years
In Lander Wyoming on August 27 the report notes a theft case with a two year outcome. The fragment also includes a family thanks message from Warren L Bailey and family and Mrs Thilda Johnson and family for support during illness and death.
Soldier Son of Minister Decorated for Heroism in Siberia
Sheridan Wyoming August 27 Dr David J Kendall superintendent for the northern Wyoming district reports Second Lieutenant Paul W Kendall C S A 6th infantry has earned a decoration for extraordinary heroism in Siberia January 10 1920 He commanded a detachment under artillery attack and led an assault that disabled and compelled the armored train to surrender
Ranchers Told Hay Prices Must Drop Ahead of Road Work
In Sheridan Wyoming the federal forest service warned ranchers that hay prices must fall quickly or road construction toward Solitude Trail near Claud’s Peak will halt. Team hay for the road workers costs about 35 dollars a ton. The region is a leading hay producer in the state.
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Sheridan
Wyo
Solitude
Claud
Big Horn
Federal Forest Serview
Wyoming
In Memoriam for Margaret Clowry and Family
In loving memory of our dear husband and father who died one year ago August 27. Mrs Stargaret Clowry Alfred Clowry Jr.
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Stargaret Clowry
Alfred Clowry, JR
Band Concert Program for This Evening
Post Office Park hosts a concert from 7:45 to 9:16 featuring Frank A. Ponella cornets selections Adoration Babes in Toyland La Veeda and Oriental Roses plus Manana and Old Man Jazzy. Conducted by H J Crosby with Victor Herbert and Jean Miasud pieces listed among others.
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Frank A. Ponella
Cornet Nolo
Felix Borowski
John Trevett
Victor Herbert
I, Ivanoviel
Sheridan Woman Drowns After Heart Failure in Bathtub
The Sheridan Wyoming report states Bertha Mia Burneldes wife of Charles a barber died after stepping into a cold bathtub at her home when overcome by heart failure. The incident occurred in her house in Sheridan with local authorities investigating the accidental drowning.
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Sheridan
Wyo
Mia
Bertha
Charles Ia Burneldes
Tragic Drowning In icy Bathroom Reported
A woman was found dead about ten minutes after entering a bathroom. She lay face down in icy water with water still flowing into the tub. An hour of efforts with a pump failed to restore respiration.
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Ning
Rancher Guilty of Contempt Sentenced for 20 Days
Sheridan Wyoming August 27 a rancher was found in contempt and sentenced to 20 days in jail. Joseph Findahl reportedly sent a message to Sheriff Thames warning if they wanted him they would have to come and get him.
Contempt Charge Brought Over Water Rights Dispute
A district court heard contempt allegations after a man was cited for relating court matters about water for irrigation. The judge stated a 20 day period, remarking the deputy clerk’s report and noting the petitioner’s dog was faithful.
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Min
Elieri
License Cards Should Not Be Left In Cars
Cheyenne warns automobile owners to carry license cards on their person rather than keep them in vehicles. Thieves can use the cards with license numbers to establish ownership and claim stolen cars, making theft easier for criminals. Authorities urge clothing carry to aid theft deterrence and quick identification.
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Joot
Cheyenne
Regular Tribe Meeting Announced With Smoke and Refreshments
Thursday evening the Tribe holds its regular meeting with urgent business on the agenda. After work and business, a smoker and refreshments will be held. Visiting members invited by Louis R. Schmidt, C. of R.
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Louis R. Schmidt
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