Douglas Crushed by Casper in Heavy Football Drubbing
Casper outplayed Douglas 33 to 6 as the home team’s defense faltered after a rough second half. Ralph Schulte and Fat Lipoyal MaCombs led Casper’s offense while Pierce Smith starred for the visitors, with strong tackling and disciplined play throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liloyal MaCombs
Douglas
Douglas Boys
Casper
Laramie
Ralph Schulte
Pierce Smith
Rhoades
Schulte
Eddie Roland
Dr. Kamp
Refree
Charles Wilson
Casper Boys
Douglas Bunch
Natrona Hotel
Unwritten Law acquits man in slaying case
William George of Shoshon was acquitted of murdering his former partner Jakie Snyder. The defense relied on unwritten law after Snyder’s interest in George’s wife. Neighbors noted trouble between the men. George shot Snyder after finding him leaving the house. Snyder died days later. No proof of any intimacy between Mrs. George and Snyder emerged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William George
Shoshon
Jakie Snyder
Snyder
Mrs. George
George
Prize Essay From Wheeler & Skinner Contest Inspires Casper High
Evelyn Wallace, a second year Casper High pupil, writes a vivid winter adventure about a trapper and his bear as a bear and a tired horse struggle through deep snow toward a hidden trail. The scene unfolds with a fading mountain sunset, a perilous fall, and a climactic discovery of a cabin door in a snowbound pass.
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Wheeler & Skinner
Casper
Mendlesohn
Evelyn Wallace
Lup
Thanksgiving Wedding Unites Garvey and Duthie in City Home
Miss Esther Susie Garvey and Alexander H. Duthie wed Thursday morning at the bride’s sister Mrs. Lewis Harker’s home. Rev Villiers officiated at 8:30 with relatives present. After a breakfast, the couple left for Cheyenne then Condon Oregon to visit the groom’s family, planning to settle in Bucknum after returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Susie Garvey
Alexander H. Duthie
Lewis Larker
Villiers
Harker
Hife
Nastons County
Wyoming
Condon
Oregon
Lewis Barker
Cheyenne
Bucknum
Cheyenne Wins From Douglas In 1909 State Championship
Cheyenne defeated Douglas 25 to 0 to claim the 1909 state high school championship. About a dozen Koya students traveled to Douglas to watch. Prospects of a rematch with Casper were dismissed as neither town teams would play again this season due to the season’s end and rough play concerns. Douglas proposed a match with wages of 8500 but could not secure a game.
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Douglas-Casper
1Oe
Douglas
Casper
Jagg
Mbouglas
Uglas Rooters
Enees
Koya
Cheyenne
Lightener
Pensions For Indian War Veterans Offer Support
The National Indian War Veterans group in Denver aims to secure pensions for surviving veterans who opened the West and faced hardship in old age. They ask eligible members to apply to National Secretary C. R. Hasser at 1043 Market St, Denver, Colo., for details.
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National Indian War Veterans
Denver
Colo
Custer
Merrit
Crook
Miles
Forsyth
McKenzie
C. R. Hasser
Market St
Wool Clips in Wyoming Reach New Prices Next Spring
Wool notes from Wyoming report flockmasters receiving offers for 1910 clips with prices near twenty five cents a pound expected next spring. Major deals include Marks outfit at 2343 cents and Green River Livestock selling 75,000 pounds for 264 cents per pound, a 14 percent advance over prior Wyoming terms.
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Flockmasters
Wyoming
Marks Outfit
Taliaferro
Green River Livestock Company
Wyoming Tribune
Concert Date Changed at Bell Theatre
Advertising entertainment prompts band boys to postpone their concert to Tuesday Nov 30 at the Bell Theatre. Read the program elsewhere in the paper. No children admitted unless with and seated with parents. Not at the Temple as previously announced.
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Bell Theatre
Have Your Horses Teeth Examined by a Horse Dentist
Examination of all horses free at Castle's Livery barn office. Dr Geo Bedinger Veterinary and Dentistry offers dental checks for horses with no charge for the assessment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castle’s
Geo. Bedinger
Woolgrowers oppose Dipping Order 29 meeting set
The Woolgrowers' associations of Johnston and Sheridan counties call a Sheridan gathering for December 8 to demand repeal of Dipping Order No. 29. They cite ineffectiveness, winter risks, and urge cooperation in new eradication work with invited state and federal officials and state veterinarians from Wyoming Montana and Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan and
Johnson Counties
Woolgrowers’ Association
Johnston
Sheridan
A. D. Melvin
Bureau of Animal Industry
W. E. Howe
Denver
Colorado
Wyoming
State Board of Sheep Commissioners
Verry
W. FF. Pflaeging
Scrip for Sale in Soldier's Additional Homestead Offer
Scrip for forty and eighty acre parcels of guaranteed Soldier's Additional Homestead land is offered for sale. Usable at any time on any agricultural land, described as the best scrip in the market. First come, Co. F. Maurer, Douglas, Wyoming.
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Wool Notes
SHERP
Auains
Pic
Edesee
The
Makoma Trading Company
Waltman
R. D. Campell, Mer
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