Two Weeks Agricultural Course Planned by Wyoming College
The University of Wyoming Agricultural College offers a two week intensive program for farmers and their wives starting January 1913. Courses cover stock judging surveying chemistry dairying rural engineering and wool production with daily lectures demonstrations and evening talks designed to impart practical agricultural science and household economy guidance for farming families. Registration closes January 1 and applications go to President C A Duniway in Laramie.
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Agricultural College of the University of Wyoming
C. A. Duniway
Laramie
Wyoming
Mining Machinery Starts for Hidden Hand Mine
Mining teams bearing the first installment of equipment left Thursday for the Hidden Hand mine at Lewiston. Manager Paine and assistant Bryant report steady progress in the valley camp and expect winter work to finish development. The district benefits from honest development before surface improvements or stock schemes, Hudson Miner observes.
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Paine
Bryant
Thia
Hudson
Hudson Miner
Threshing Machine Burned at Richards Farm
Tol la Uierk’s threshing machine at Charles Richards place in Fate Hole was destroyed by fire Saturday. The fire spread to a hay stack and grain. efforts to save the machine failed. Loss estimated around 900 with insurance hoped for. Continuity of church activities noted with upcoming services and talks in the week. continuous church events planned for Hiromgnaws Hie cowply and Haptie church services.
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Tolla Uierk
Lan
Charles Hichards
Fates Hole
Richands
Howe
Ghia
Foineur
Haptie
Educational Value of the Chicago Stock Show
The piece extols the Chicago Stock Show at Union Stock Yards running November 3 to December 7. It lauds the International Live Stock Exposition as a crucial standard setter for breeders and farmers, emphasizes practical instruction, and urges attendance for real-world knowledge and economic benefits. It also touches on the welfare and education of inmates in state facilities and notes a separate incident about a rifle cartridge accident causing a leg wound.
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Union Stock Yards
High Court of Appeal
Uwe
Sehions
Wyoming
Leite
Thos. G. Magmme
Wyoming School for Detectives Opens At Lander
The School for Detectives in Lander Wyoming, formerly Home of Feeble Minded and Epileptics, opened June 1 in a brick central building described as imposing and modern. Principal instructor Miss Wetersdorf leads a skilled staff in a mission oak facility praised as a credit to the state.
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Wyoming School For
Lander
Lee State
Wetersdorf
Boy Accidently Shot by Another Boy in School Area
Adrian Sayles, son of Mr and Mrs Ed Sayles, was accidentally shot in the knee Monday afternoon by Howard Adams who was handling a .22 rifle. A Fourth and Fifth grade gun drill was planned for Thanksgiving exercises. Adams reportedly tried to load the rifle, causing the mishap.
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Adrian Sayles
Ed. Sayles
Howard Adams
Adams
Roosevelt Carries California by Narrow Plurality
Late California reports show Roosevelt carried the state by a small margin with 473 voting ahead of Wilken. many precincts in fifteen counties remain uncounted as officials warn the full official tally may not arrive until late next week.
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Roosevelt
Hoosevelt
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Oil Industry Activity and Personnel Movements Highlight Wyoming News
The article outlines oilfield activity in Natrona County with moving crews from Shannon to Moorenott AL and refinery expansions at Midwest and Frans Wyoming to handle rising production. It notes new storage tanks, tank crew deployments, a shift to meet orders, a private telephone exchange, and personnel changes including Mr H J Meterson and A Hopkins wintering in Colorado Springs.
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Natrona County
Midwest
Frans Wyoming
Prec Wyoming Company
Salt
Moorecroft rigs open promising lease on five wells
The Mineral OF company has moved its rigs to Moorecroft after securing a lease on about five hundred acres in tat section. They report sinking operations with five rigs active and aim to locate paying wells soon. An expert from France called the first well promising at fifty feet depth and praised the venture as the best he has worked on in Crook County.
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Shannon Thelt
Moorecroft
France
Uwe
Mot
Crook County
Casper High Seoul football suffers setback at Cheyenne
Casper High School football team lost to Cheyenne 6 to 2 in Cheyenne last Saturday. The Cheyenne paper praised some Casper players but criticized overall teamwork and coaching. The Cheyenne Tribune highlighted Souith end Crawford and noted Casper’s need for proper coaching to develop into a stronger unit. The Travning Convention Lagem and speakers were also mentioned as of weak relevance to the game.
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Waterloo
Cheyenne
Casper
Wheatland
Watley
Cheyenne Tribune
Souith
Crawford
Toye Thuan
Liryan
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