Mayo Sisters to Manage State Hospital at Casper
Father George Bryant announced the state board of charities will turn the Casper state hospital over to the Franciscan sisters who will manage it and nurse the sick. The Mayo brothers may visit for operations. the sisters run Mayo Hospital in Rochester and Casper’s will be a branch of the eastern Mayo system. A Shoshoni report says Scott Jewel was accidentally shot by Harold Aronson in Casper. Jewel died after being fatally wounded in a barbershop incident. Aronson, a Casper boy, claims the gun was loaded.
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George Bryant
State Board of Charities
Casper
Mayo Hospital
Rochester
Minnesota
Mayo Brothers
Franciscian Sisters
Mayo Sisters
Denver
Colorado City
Father Bryant
State Board of Charity
Il Ze Ieee
Mayo
Shoshoni
Scott Jewel
Harold Aronson
Aronson
Mr. Jewel
Jewel
Young Arongon
Unmarried Drug Store Partner Dies at 84 in Shoshoni
The deceased, age 84, was a young man and unmarried who ran a Shoshoni drug store in partnership with his brother Dr Jewel. Mrs Jewel had traveled East that morning to meet him but returned after learning of the accident. The doctor and wife carried the remains through town yesterday, to be laid to rest at Pine Island Minnesota.
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Dr. Jewel
Shoshoni
Pine Island
Minnesota
Natrona County Vote On District High School Proposal
A week from next Tuesday Natrona county residents will decide if they want a district high school to improve education beyond the current public schools. The measure promises lasting benefits and should be supported by voters who care for children and county progress, as every taxpayer bears the cost and every boy deserves better schooling.
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Natrona County
Natronal County
Open Range correction on high school article mix up
The Open Range department issued a correction after misattributing a Youth's Companion article to Mrs. Kate Stanard. She provided the original sample and noted the miscredit, calling attention to the error after the issue went to press.
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Kate Stanard
State Veterinarian reports glanders spread and horse killings
State Veterinarian Pflaeging returned from Bucknam reporting he killed and burned two diseased horses with glanders. He warns of numerous glanders cases northwest and says two deputies will ride out in ten days to examine range horses, one from the city westward and one from Lander eastward, while warning ranchers in Kaycee country about impostor stock men posing as veterinarians.
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Pflaeging
Bucknam
Here
Lander
Kaycee
Military post graft scheme targets horses in uniform
A man posed as a U S soldier to steal from horse owners by offering dubious cures for glandered horses. He claimed distemper could be cured with a neck hypodermic and charged per head before vanishing. The animals recovered after the false treatment, and the suspect fled to parts unknown.
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U. S
Thermopolis to Get a Main Line Railroad 60 Days Away
Thermopolis celebrates after years of wait as Burlington signs a contract to extend from Kirby to the sanitarium city, promising a main line connection in southeastern Wyoming. A $7 500 right of way is guaranteed, with grading by Mormon crews in the northern Big Horn country and surveys underway for routes via the canon and Buffalo creek. The decision on hill passage will soon follow, with hot springs and baths poised to attract visitors.
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Thermopolis
Burlington
Kirby
Sanitarium City
Wyoming
Big Horn
Canon
Buffalo Creek
Return From Inspection Trip Boosts Wyoming Consolidated
James Bury and A. E. Minium, leaders of Wyoming Consolidated Asbestos, return from a eastward trip with praise for Casper mountain ore after inspecting Thetford Canada mines. They note easier rock handling in Casper, exhibit Canadian samples at Kimball's, and announce stock sales and bond-backed offers with North American and Wyoming Consolidated stakes, plus mill machinery bids and upcoming contracts.
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James Bury
A. E. Minium
Wyoming Consolidated Asbestos Company
Thetford
Canada
Casper Mountain
Pres. Bury
Minium
Kimball's
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Franciscan Sisters
Mr. Builder
Mandt Mountain Wagons
Henney
Plain Paints
Hudson “Indian” Coal
Casper Coal & Lumber Company
W. A. Fisher
Wyoming Consolidated
Carnegie Trust Company
New York City
Trust Company
Bank of Commerce of
Kansas City
Ona
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