Sheep Board Holds Session in Cheyenne
The Wyoming Sheep Commissioners met at the secretary George S. Walker's office and voted to annul the dipping order. New rules require dipping all sheep and bucks in most districts between April 15 and October 31, 1909, with exceptions and quarantine measures for specific counties. The board also outlined quarantine enforcement, staff reassignments, and a move to study treatment for lip and leg ulceration at a central field bureau.
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State Board of Sheep Commissioners
Cheyenne
George S. Walker
J. M. Wilson
Chicago
Wyoming
Central
Fremont
Natrona
Converse
Weston
Creek
Sheridan
Johnson and
Big Horn
Natronal
Laramie
Albany
Carbon
Sweetwater
Uinta
C. E. Verry
Rawlins
8. W. Peck
Casper
Central District
State Board of Equalization
Walker
Civic club drive invites Casper residents to help
A Casper notice asks residents to attend next Tuesday at 8 PM at the town hall for a free programme by the Casper Cornet and High School bands and student quartets. It promises an attractive organization plan, with talks by prominent locals and appeal to civic spirit.
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Casper
Civic Improvement Club
Town Hall
Casper Cornet
Easter Sunday Services Across Local Churches
Easter celebrations fill Methodist Catholic and Episcopal calendars with special morning and evening services. At the Methodist church, Morning Anthem Wave the Palms and a children’s Easter cantata The Two Ways are planned with a long practice period. Catholic offerings include Farmer's Grand Mass sung by a trained choir with Mr J W Guthrie featured. St Mark's hosts 11 and 8 services with Holy Communion and special music. Knights Templar hold an 8 pm service in full uniform.
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Farmer
J. W. Guthrie
Allianze
St. Mark’s Episcopal
Knights Templar
Cagper Fire Department seeks state association progress
A Casper volunteer fire department moves toward forming a Wyoming state organization. A committee including S. W. Conwell, Oscar Heistand, and W. F. Dunn will contact other companies to gain cooperation, pursue by laws, and enforce state insurance maintenance sections. Continued on last page.
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Cagper Volunteer Fire Department
Wyoming
Casper
Commonwealth
S. W. Conwell
Oscar Heistand
W. F. Dunn
Brutal murder of sheepmen shocks Wyoming range
A triple murder occurred Saturday night on Ten Sleep range as sheepmen Joe Emge and Joe Mand along with a herder were shot while sleeping in a wagon. A mob burned the wagon, killed sheep, and left identifiable remains except Emge by gold fillings. Allemand had earlier acquired ranching property and warned crossing lines could provoke violence.
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Joe Emge
Joe Mand
Allemand
Charles Shaw
Tensleep
Nowood
Spring Creek
Emge
Helmer
Frank Helmer
Meridith
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Christ
Miss Leavitt
Willmarth
Guthrie
Leavit
Agnus Dei Farmer
Regina Coeli Choir
J. H. Esmay
Judge Norton
G. R. Hagens
Asteep
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