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Newspaper
Casper Press
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1911
Page
6
Wyoming News Roundup From Torrington and Cheyenne
A town and state wide digest reports on festivals near Torrington and Labor Day planning, court sessions in Park County, postmaster appointments, a fatal bridge accident near Dix Cheyenne, drought irrigation issues, and local racing of industry. Rockefeller leases a house at Demarle Springs while Thermopolis deals in sewer bonds and sulfur shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Snyder
Bear Creek
Finh
Clark's Fork
Everett P. Alexander
Monich
Herman J. Baker
Ulm
Union Pacific
Dix
Enat
Cheyenne
Charles Bading
J. D. Taylor
Sheridan
Thermopolis
Wyoming
John PD. Rockefeller
King
Demarle Springs
Thermopo Iie
Indans
Torrington
Cheyenne Indians
Laramie Cowboye
Chepannea
Albert W. Jones
Fourth Pield Artilery
Union
Slowkade A
Hawline
Wyoming Supply Company
Jomiors
Hugo Koch
Laie
Seale Bowes
Reciprocity Starts Fight in Parliament Clash
Dian parliament dissolves as Laurier opens campaign amid heated dispute over reciprocity policy. Political tension rises with parties mobilizing supporters anders door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DIAN
Laurier
Laurier Opens Campaign Over Canada U S Reciprocity
Sir Wilfrid Laurier launches a Dominion wide campaign to defend the reciprocal trade pact with the United States as Canada votes on September. The Liberal leader rejects the idea of a new policy and vows to protect the long standing relations with the U S. The vote hinges on the future of reciprocity with potential naval issues in Quebec.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Wilfrid Laurier
United States
Canada
Teruon
Lean
Bir
Wilfrid Aeserts
Laurier
Earl Grey
Ti la
Quebec
320 Acre Homestead Law Expands Entry Scope
Washington expands homestead eligibility to 320 acres of arid government land subject to irrigation. Entry remains free for residents who meet residency and cultivation rules. Interior Secretary designates qualifying lands. total 320 acre entries grow from February 1900 and June additions. Also reports a major Bangor wreck with many dead and injured near Milford in Maine, with limited details on cause and casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Arld
Secretary of the Interior
Bangor
Melite
Bangor @ Aroostook
van Bares
Jagger
G Stone
Baie Dte Fem
Detroit University News Brief
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Detroit University and related course notes. Readable items reference a university setting and ongoing classes or announcements without clear details.
Weather and tragedies dominate week in news from Iowa to Seattle
Severe cold grips Iowa with a 63 degree reading amid reports of a municipal line accident. Oklahoma sees four dead and seven missing after a cave-in at a mine while two hundred workers watched. San Francisco law changes push students back to school mid July. Seattle hears a land dispute over eighteen copper claims valued at over six million dollars. Other items note boxing injuries, baseball post season plans, and aviation routes for a $10,000 purse from Milwaukee to Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Murkogee
Okla
Alten
Puble
Thirty-Sive Thousand Bore
Elile
San Francisco
Nike
Pullman plan trims and Taft coast trip eyed
Fragmented report notes Pullman plans for further upper bortia cuts and Taft coast trip this fall. It mentions naval academy retraction for under officers and a $4,000 grant amid broader federal policy debates. Also reports a fatal Pennsy train crash near Winklesbun and the death of a prominent New York lawyer and political figure at his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pullman
Upper
Bortia
Theodore Rooseveltaye
Taft
Loule
Navy
Oval Academy
Annapella
Tav
Pennayhvania
Wan Bo
Eplalew
Winklesbun
Peatward Moree
Peatward Moree @hupard, the well known New York
Demag
Preumonuia
Nak
Plague Deaths Soar in India as Rail Strike Looms
Figures show 655600 deaths in India last year ending June 10 from plague. A nationwide railway strike threatens widespread disruption as authorities plan new coverage and the current arrangement begins August 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Washington Dispatches Chronicle Early 1900s Policy Turmoil
Various federal actions and political moves unfold. Frederick W. Taylor named director of agriculture for the Philippines. Senate backs a Canadian tariffs bill. large bond redemptions push toward printing reforms. Debates rage over wool tariffs and steel trust dissolution. Haïti crisis prompts naval reinforcement. Colorado desert land act gains ground. Democratic insurgents push for tariff revision amid coalition shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick W. Taylor
Colorado
Palippine Telanda
Senate
Congress
Bureau of Printing and Engraving
Amerecan Tobacco Company
Federal Supreme Court
New York
Taft
Bia Te Know
Ned Lator Na Wel
Liew
Litteron
Witn
Halley
Texas
Ple
Simon
Ersia
Hayt Nas
Vy Department
Wwo
Frouralser Salem
Port Au Prince
Benate Public Lands Committee
State of
Guggenheim
Democratc
Boy Bitten by Dog Scar Goes to Hospital
A five year old boy from Prank Curtis of La was bitten on the arm while playing with a dog. He was taken to a local hospital and doctors expect to save his arm. The dog was killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis
la Ie
Brown Bear Attack in Downey Park
George Hamilton was attacked by a brown bear in Dowry Park. He used a small pintel to defend himself and killed the bear with the first blow. The bear weighed 254 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dowgiaa
Downey Park
George
Hamilton
Brown Bear
Mactiton
Brain
Crop Prospects Improve After Rainfall In Wyoming
Farmers in Wyoming, previously discouraged by drought, report improved prospects as recent rains yield full crop in some areas and partial crops in others, signaling a shift toward better agricultural conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larotime
Frigators
Tookmat
Wyoming
Property valuation cut after county assessor review
The Board of Equalization for Laramie County reduced part of the valuation set by the county assessor following objections from representatives of the Colorado Fuel and Iron Company The company argued that some of its property had been included as producing mines in error and sought adjustment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Eqaalientor
Laramie County
Colorado Fuel & Iran Company
New Snake Bite Remedy Emerges in Lander District
Fragmentary report describes a supposed antidote using permanganate of potash, claimed to counteract snake bites. It notes many townsfolk including fishermen miners and prospectors affected by bites, urging adoption of this remedy.
Wyoming Cattle Growers Hire Detectives to Bust Horsethieves
Sheridan reports the Wyoming Cattle Growers Association has employed detectives to track horsetheives active for seven years. Donald McDonald of Cheyenne fronts a band of horses driven from the state amid claims thieves are known and sensational arrests may come soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan
Advertising Wyoming Seeks Statewide Promotion of Resources
Wyoming commercial bodies from Cheyenne to Evanston met with State Immigration Commissioner Sehneck in the Senate chamber to adopt steps for advertising the state's resources. The plan calls for cooperation with officials to attract homeweekers, capitalists, and others to the advantages offered in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Wheathead
Lusk Dougina
Casper
Lander
Buffalo
Sheridan
Ody
Worland
Basin
Newcastle
Gillette
Laramie
Rawling
Rock Springs
Green River
Evanston
Sinate
Sehneck
Fline
Greater
County Liability Decision in Sheridan Court Case
Sheridan county faces a pivotal Supreme Court ruling on the Parmelee decision in the Himer Dickinson agelhat suit. Dickinson seeks 5000 dollars for injuries after a wagon broke a culvert ditch and he was thrown and crushed beneath the wagon wheel, weeks of recovery and medical costs. The outcome may set a precedent affecting future road and bridge liability claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan
Judee Parmelee
Himer Dickin Bop
Maloom Motors
Parmelee
Abia
Tystonore
Gampler
Betder
Bridgde
Bad Ronda
Cure for Baby's Hair Loss with Cuticura Products
A Tennessee mother describes her infant's severe scalp eruption losing hair and spreading bumps. After trying multiple remedies, she used Cuticura Resolvent Ointment Soap and achieved full recovery in weeks. She says Cuticura cured sores and recommends the products for toilet use. Free sample offer from Cuticura Dept. 16 1 Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nm Ecole
Mra
F. B. Harmon
Atoka
Tenn
Culcura
Boston
Cherryvale News Snippet Describes Street Scene
An old man on a Cherryvale street corner watches a trolley stop to let off a woman passenger wearing a linen dress a Panama hat champagne hose and strapped pumps. He jokes I’d spendress money on my bonnet and buy some sodka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherryvale
Kan
Expert Advice on Learning to Drive an Automobile
The guidance suggests about three days to acquaint with a car’s working parts and roughly a week to master the vocabulary. It frames learning as a staged process with quick familiarization followed by linguistic mastery of driving terms.
A Pinkham Remedy Cited For Relief From Ills
A Peoria reader recounts long suffering with ailments for two years and credits A Pinkham’s remedies for relief. The letter describes prior doctors urging surgery and praises liver pills as a decisive aid, noting improved health after use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria
A. Pinkham
Curgeoon
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