May Build Wyoming Plant Rumor Spreads
Rumor hints Colorado Fuel and Iron Co may construct a large steel plant and iron works in Wyoming with Douglas as a potential headquarters The plan would link to nearby fuel and ore supplies with railroad access A Pueblo operation pause due to a coal strike spurred talk of a second plant while Sareey and Hawley of Douglas serve as legal reps for the company
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Colorado Fuel & Iron Co
Ster
Wyoming
Donglaa
Colorado
Pueblo
Hartville
Wyeming
Gebo
Sareey & Hawley
Douglas
Colorado Fuel & Tron Co
Hawley
Former Casper Boy Injured in Irvine Accident
Wm. Baker formerly of Casper and nephew of W. B. Botlannon suffered severe injuries when a load of cement sacks toppled on him while unloading on a Irvine viaduct. He broke his right leg near the hip his tongue was bitten and he sustained heavy bruising. He was transported to Douglas for hospital care and will remain there several weeks.
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Wm. Baker
Casper
W. B. Botlannon
Irvine
Burling. Con
Fie
Douglas
Kohannon
Uatie
Midwest Hotel Nearing Completion and Interior Work
The Midwest hotel project advances toward completion with exterior cork finished and interior work progressing. Boilers and hot water heating systems installed, distribution pipes in place, lathing and wiring underway, front door prepared, plate glass ready, and window frames from Denver awaiting arrival for final assembly by April.
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Howard
Terior
Poson
Walt
Dener
Pure Bred Cattle Exhibit Draws Attention at Leveralow
Reported notes describe a yearly cattle show featuring pure bred stock at Leversalow. The event highlights registered bulls and cows, with stockmen promoting large herds and valued cattle. Officials expect hundreds of cattle to be exhibited and a significant number of prize animals anticipated.
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Galle
Carlowd
Chile
Miner Die From Spine Injuries After Fork Accident
Michael Juriel a coal miner of Hadar suffered two spine fractures and a broken left hip when a fork fell on him at work. He died Wednesday at 2 am after hospital treatment in Hudson Casper and Salt Lake relatives arranged burial at Hudson. He left a wife and several young children.
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Michael Jorlel
Hadar
Juriel
McCracken
Hudson
Beig
Hadson
Casper
Lathrop and
Munro
Jurieh
Salt Lake
Jurich
Chamberlin Undertaking Establishment
Douglas meat market proprietor dies by own hand
Win Jarrow, a Douglas meat market owner and resident for fifteen years, shot himself in his closed shop Tuesday night. Financial troubles and mental derangement were suspected as he was reportedly heavily indebted and arrangements to close the business had been made. He left a wife and a married daughter in Douglas, and the community expresses deep sorrow.
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Douglas
Win. Jarrow
Bucknum Man Travels to Cheyenne for Ranch Sale Arrangements
H A Johnson of Bucknum traveled to Cheyenne on Tuesday to finalize a sale of the Big Br Ranch Westot, tied to a railroad company. The deal formed in Cheyenne in December when 0C was paid to bind it. The lake involved serves Johnson irrigation, with a portion reserved for two to seven thousand acres. Burlington plans to pipe water to its line at Bucknum for engine use.
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H. A. Johnson
Bucknum
Cheyenne
Big Br Ranch
Gwestot Eee Railroad Company
Johnson
Johnson Irrigation Project
Burlington
Natrona County Electric book keeper Henry Spears falls ill at work
Henry Spears a book keeper for the Natrona County Electric company collapsed at his desk Tuesday morning with heart trouble and was taken to the State hospital where late reports indicate he is resting easy and expected to recover.
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Henry Spears
Natrona County Electric Company
State Hospital
First Game in New Natrona Gym Pits Local vs Douglas
The Natrona County high school gym opens with a boys basketball clash against Douglas to crown the new facility. Expect a fast, closely contested bout in a spacious 47 by 100 foot hall with a gallery view. A dance follows the game with an orchestra and a small admission.
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Natrona County
Douglas
Hudson Tweeday Workers Hit By Unclear Incident
A garbled OCR note describes workers at Hudson Tweeday and Willams Taking Turtiog amid confusing references to locations and people. The text hints at an incident or task in a private setting, with no clear outcome or dates.
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Hudson Tweeday
Willams
Turtiog
Sheriff Halts Poker Games. Seven Arrested in Raid
On Monday sheriff halted two or three poker times after spotters queried anti-gambling enforcement. Seven players were arrested and brought before Judge Publs for trial. Roy Ingalls was discharged while the others were bound over to district court with bonds of 30 each. J J Shepard remained jailed after talks with editors. Since open games closed, gambling vigilance has reduced public games, though private ones persist.
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Publs
Roy Ingalls
District Court
J.J. Shepard
Casper Acrie Warternary Eagles Hold Splendid Masquerade Ball
The Casper Acrie Warternary Order of Eagles staged its annual masquerade at the Coliseum on Wednesday night. The event drew high attendance and featured a varied array of costumes, with Mrs. Joe Dalton winning the ladies cash prize of 5 dollars and Louie Zee earning the gentleman’s 5 dollar prize for the most comical outfit. The evening proceeded with unmasking at 10 45 and praise given to Worthy President Langhoop and committees for a successful affair.
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Casper Acrie Warternary Order of Eagles
Coliseum
Casper
Joe Dalton
Louie Zee
Mitsle Hed
Night
Red Devil
Grandma
Fatty Felix
Huntress
Langhoop
Oil Discovery Reported Near J E Ranch Well
Drillers four miles south of G discovered oil at 100 feet in a water well on the J. E. i ranch. Higgings, wintering in California, offered 5 000 to prove the ground. Drilling to continue to greater depth with expectation of further developments. The oil is described as high grade palatine.
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Higgings
California
Ganderbone's Forecast on Rome Calendars and US Politics
The narrative blends Noma Pompilinn and Rome's calendar reform with President Wilson era satire. It parodies March beginnings, Janus, and the shift to twelve months, interweaving political quips about Congress, tariffs, the Huerta regime, and a comet guiding trust reforms. It paints a winter scene of public figures, weather, and cultural tropes. The piece mixingly lampoons historical figures, astrology, and contemporary politics.
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Noma Pompilinn
Rome
Wilson
Senate
Mira
Nema
Delevan
Telephone and Telegraph Trust
Jupiter
Huerta
Capricornus
Capricornians
Admiral Dewey
Woodrow Wilson
Gladstone
Daniel Webster
Benjamin Franklin
Aquarius
Thomas A. Edison
United States
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D. Mi
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Highard Dunne
O. A. Giragheal
Galusha
Joe Francis
Puck
Hance
Chowning
L. A. Spencer
Detriot
M. Walker
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J.B. Lioyh
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A. T. Phillipa
New Gym
Madson
Glenrock
Ganderbone
Janus
Nama
Ceasar
Brutus
Casca
Marc Antony
Caesar
Romulus
Maren
Mars
Empire
Numa
Congress
Roosevelt
Te Bar
Lawa
Uncle Sam
Ilo Grande
Mexico
Sorenne
Cain
the Lobdell Bakery
Center Street
Angel Food
Weber Com. Co
Barlitt, Ixl
Casper Mere
Ben
Ben Cor
Wyoma Hotel
G. E. Davis
Burlington Depot
Mountain Realty
Walcott
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