Dr J W Frost Heads Natrona Medical Association
At the Natrona County Medical Association annual meeting at City Hall Dr I N Frost was elected president for the coming year. T J Rineh was chosen secretary treasurer and T A Dean was elected vice president. The group planned to focus on district sanitation and disease control in Wyoming.
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Natrona County Medical Association
I. N. Froet
T. J. Rineh
T. A. Dean
Talen Upsa
Wyoming
Christmas Rush Clears From Local Postoffice
Postoffice staff report the Christmas mailing surge is over with most packages delivered or undelivered due to missing addresses. Denver inspector Frank T. Frawley, acting postmaster, urges recipients to inform senders of street and box numbers to ensure future deliveries arrive promptly.
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Frank T. Frawley
Postoffice
Denver
Personal notes from Casper and area gather local life
Miss Margaret V C Donds sails to Chicago for osteopathy studies as a five year trainee. Warren and Mrs Sage return from Sheridan after Dr Walter Wilsen’s death. Judge Ralph Kimball leaves for Thermopolis to hold court then Cheyenne. David Greenberg, WJ Learner’s brother in law, visited from Can per. R S Ellison of West Refining returns from Denver on business. J B Barnes in Denver on business then visits Judge Barnes in Lincoln. Mrs Cus Bell hosts bridge for Miss Irma Patton before her January 6 wedding to Silas Brooks. Marriage license issued to Fred Smith 24 and Alfa May Smith 21 Casper.
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Cus Bell
Bridge
Irma Patton
Silas Brooks
Miss Patton
Wool Growers Meet Promises Record Attendance in Wyoming
The Wyoming Wool Growers convention set for January 4 to 8 is expected to draw large turnout from across the state. Local committees urge every sheepman to attend as vital wool industry issues will be discussed. Prominent speaker includes W. F. Thurkoff, general manager of the Chicago Burlington and Quincy railroad.
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Wyoming
Loc
W. F. Thurkoff
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad
Williams Funeral Saturday Services for David Williams
Funeral services for David Williams who died yesterday will be held Saturday at 2 30 PM from Bowman chapel. An ex serviceman Mr Williams will be pallbearer by the American Legion. Rev C A Wilson of the Presbyterian church will read the services.
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David Williams
Bowman Chapel
Williams
American Legion
C. A. Wilson
The
Presbyterian Church
Traveling libraries sent to Midwest oil camps
Seven traveling libraries for Midwest Refining company employees were sent yesterday to camps in the area. Each library holds fifty volumes and will circulate through the camps. Two libraries stay at each site for two months before moving to another field, visiting camps at Salt Creek, Teapot Station, Big Muddy, Osage, Fish Basin, Grass Creek, and Grass Creek.
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Midwest Refining Company
Ralt Creek
Teapot Statlon
Big Muddy
Osage
Fik BafAln
Grass Creek
Football Star Ted Madden Heads to Omaha by Mail Plane
Cheyenne Wyomings Ted Madden football star of the University traveled by airplane to Omaha to attend the Alpha Tau Omega convention. Madden, a WWI veteran, rode in a mail airplane piloted by J T Murray, from Cheyenne.
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Cheyenne
Ted Madden
University of Wyoming
Tueasay
Omaha
Alpha Tau Omega
Madden
Wir
J. T. Murray
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J. W. Frost
Medical Association
Margaret V. C. Donds
Northwestern
Chicago
Donds
Herald
Warren Sage
Sheridan
Walter Wilsen
Ralph Kimball
Thermopolis
David Greenberg
WJ. L. Learner
Can Per
Greenberg
Riverton
R. S. Ellison
Jdwest Refining Company
Mat
J. B. Barnes
Lincoln
Nebb
Rret Smith
Alfa Maay Smith
Casper
Midwest
R. N. van Sant
Colt
Smith & Wesson
Iver-Johnson
Wolcott and
Second Streets
Violets
Begonias
Palms
J. L. Learner
John B. Stetson and
Mallory
Grinnell Gla Iston
Lee
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