August Crop Report Indicates Little Improvement Overall
The Department of Agriculture reports August crop conditions show little gain since July with corn only 0.7 percent higher, wheat and oats down sharply, and potatoes expected to be a short yield. Cotton ginning rises due to hot dry weather, while tobacco and hay yields fall below five year averages with several crops well under normal.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Texas
Occ
Mixed global tidbits headline from a distant era
A garbled mix of brief items reports dry town status in Pocatello Idaho, a September court jury in Bellingham Washington, Bailey not seeking reelection in Texas, a $10,000 damages suit against Lincoln Western League Club, and various incidents from Alaska to Kansas including a fatal fire in Juneau and a theft inquiry in New York.
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Pocatello
Ida
Bellingham
Avelin
Texas
Joseph W. Bailey
Lincoln Western League
Ralph A. Hanson
Walter Ly Fisher
Alioke
Washington
Mixa Dora Keen
Philadelphia
Mount Blackburn
Alavka
Mina Mary Chamberlain
Shady Bend
Kan
Secretary of War Stimson Maintains Equitation Schools Plan
Washington reports Secretary Stimson will press to keep equitation schools as part of cavalry training. Contention that Congress should fund wreckage preservation of the battleship Maine to honor 260 dead sailors gained no navy support.
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Stimaon Wilh
Berwice
Maine
United States
Spain
Notable Disasters Split international reports from Nice and Spain
A theater in Nice collapsed burying people while a French aviator M Le Jarretier died in Spain after a crash at Huelva. A shipwreck incident and a dramatic swimming record attempt by William Burgess near Mugloh Island are reported, with details unclear due to the damaged text.
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M. le Jarreatier
Huelva
Spale
Matthew Webb
William T. Burgess
Yorkshire
Bow
Terrible Swede of Telluride Versus Young Bruce in Port Noe Bout
Fragments report a 12 pound match arrangement at Port Noe eo between Young Bruce of Denver and The Terrible Swede of Telluride with Grimes of Fort Hassell Cheyenne ringside. Other notes recall World Wrestling Championship clashes and aviator Matilda Molsant’s height record in a monoplane.
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Bruce
Denver
Grimes
Fort Hassell
Cheyenne
Port Noe Eo
Telluride
Cole
Grilting
Prine
Joe Canton
Wolf
Iaehire Country Club
Newton
Mase
Hartford
Old Orchard Bear
Biddeford
Golog
Minton
Frank Goteh
George Hackenschmidt
Quick Falia
Chicago
Mise
Matilda Molsant
Slater
Molsant
Hemrypatrad
Indicted Mayor Faces Public Drunk Charge and More
The report lists Jackown Yeon mayor C K Griffin indicted for public drunkenness and notes various other matters including bribe arrests in a city franchise case, a murder conviction at Chesterfield, health warnings after multiple deaths in New York, and expansive transit and labor news across several states.
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C.K. Griffin
Jackown, Yeon
Cruminm Court
Wyoming News Summary of Statewide Events
Statewide notices list fair dates and county events across Wyoming. Entries reference Sept dates, intercounty fairs, and intermediate pageant listings with venues, coordinators, and schedule notes for regional gatherings.
Tree Killa Lumberman at Ham's Fork Fatal Branch Accident
Slough, a lumberman in Cokevilla A, was killed when a branch struck his head while logging on Ham's Fork. The injury crushed his skull and caused instant death.
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Cokevilla
Slough
Ham
Albany County Scholastics Report Totals 688 Students
The annual report of the Albany County school superintendent shows in the county's districts 80 males and 608 females enrolled, totaling 688 students.
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Premie
Albany County
Robbery Charge Against Barrett Siblings in Cheyenne
James Barrett and his sister Mary are charged by Green River State Bank with stealing a stock certificate valued at 9000 dollars. They will be tried in district court.
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Cheyenne
James Barrett
Mary
Green River State Bank
Miner buried in cave-in at No. 1 mine
Frantic digging followed a cave-in at Andrew Hornburgh No. 1 mine. Miners rushed to reach Robert Vicars who was buried alive but a second collapse trapped another worker. Vicars’ body was not recovered for two hours as rescuers struggled to reach him.
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Mamondville
Robert Vicars
Andrew Hornburgh
Bin
Vicars
Viewrs
Western Markets Improve Amid Wyoming Stock Growers Claim
Sheridan landing stock growers of Wyoming say western markets are improving as cattle shipments from northern Wyoming outpace Omaha and Chicago packers. Pacific coast interests outbid traditional markets, reshaping output flow from the great range country.
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Sheridan—landing
Wyoming
Omaha
Chicago
Great Range Country
Wyoming Opens Big Game Season for Wyoming Residents
Cheyenne reports the Wyoming big game season runs from September 1 to November. A resident license costs 2.50 allowing two elk two deer and one male mountain sheep plus birds. A 65 addition al fee buys one more elk. An alien must pay 20 for a game license. A poor resident pays 50 with a licensed guide and one man and the woman may be guided by the same.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
Elk Population Stable and Export Plans Eyed
State Game Warden Hudson reports elk in fine condition and notes rising hunter numbers. He says plans to move elk from Jackson Hole overland ninety miles to a railroad for shipment to other parts of the state were discussed with Gov. Carey.
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Cheyenne
Hudson
Carey
Jackson Hole
Governor Names Delegates to National Meetings
Governor Carey has named delegates to represent Wyoming at two national events. The National Conservation Congress will meet in Kansas City from September 25 to 27, and the American Minnion Association gathering is in Omaha from October 18 to 21. Delegates include Thomas Congriff and Warry Craig of Cheyenne. John May of Rock Springs. M. Gethweed of Cody. W. Kimbell of Cooper. William Madden of Lander. B. F. Perkine of Sheridan. John Chay Jr. of Laramie. Felix Alston Frank Made and Andrew McMikee of Rawlins. William Storey, Judge C. N. Potter and Louie G. Davie of Coeperine. Judge C. BR Carpenter and Charlee B Mair of Laramie. Thomas Bell of Luck. and D. L. Gogerty of Sheridan.
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Cheyenne
Carey Hus
National Conservation Congress
Kansas City
Omaha
We Conservation Congress
Thomas Congriff
Warry Craio
Joho May
Rock Springs
Mon
M. Gethweed
Cody
Hon. W. & Kimbell
Cooper
Wiliam Madden
Lander
B. F. Perkine
Sheridan
John Chay, Jr
Uwegon Stock Yards
Chicago
Baldwin
Bosler
Hock Miver
Felix Alston
Frank Made
Andrew McMikee
Rawlins
William Storey
C. N. Potter
Louie G. Davie
Coeperine
C. BR Carpenter
Charlee B Mair
Laramie
Kt Weat
Basin
Thomas Bell
Luck
D. L. Gogerty
Hall Destroys Crepe and Wipes Stock in Wyoming
Cheyenne Coe suffers the greatest bail and wind devastation in Wyoming Centered at Maree creek near Round Top mountain. Crepe is destroyed for radii of twenty miles with stock wiped out by the wind. Farm homes damaged across the affected area as sp energies sweep through the region.
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Wyom Ue
Maree Creek
Himil
Round Top Mountain
Wyoming Items Reflect Wide Range of 1911 Local Affairs
Wyoming notes report Taft’s Sheridan stop on a western trip, New street projects in Sheridan, a Cheyenne grain elevator approved, and labor festivities in coal regions. Also listed: fire losses near Miller ranch, land sales near Cheyenne, hay and grain yields, church and school developments, and legal cases including murder bonds and refinery disputes.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
Lowie
Wyoming Grand Lodge of
Malone
Eastern Star
Fort Russell
Atreat Railway
Copper Mountain
Miller Ranch
Swcerne
Laramie
Mabn's Peak & Pacific
Walden
Colo
Laramie Plains
Sensi Forster
Cody
Carbon County
She-Old Brown Ponders Youthful Marriage Proposal
A chatty exchange reveals She-Old Brown claims if he were twenty five years younger he would marry. She counters that being five years younger would still matter, and the conversation shifts to surprise.
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Old Brown
Charlie
New Idea in Judicial Lore Sparks Marriage Pact Debate
A French judge's breach of promise suggestion draws attention in American circles. The idea proposes young couples sign a marriage agreement with a damages clause if broken, prompting discussion of social expectations and legal remedies.
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Chitego
Willlumaire
Manulacterer
T. Crane
Eharere
Dwlegewe
Bere Lee Western
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Kas
Mira
Charles Simpson
Mrs. Simpson
Alpine
Sual
Brewster County
Controller Bay
Alaska
Behring River
Nawthan Allen
Kenowha
Wis
John KR. Collins
Memphis
Tenn
New York
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Wise
Juneao Howe
Motrath
Juneau
Aleka
Doughes Fire Department
Wayfane
Nice
Poe
Permene
Victor
Charlie Pierson
Jimmy MacDonald
George Wayland
Eanterner
Joseph
Vt Ieee
John Jacob Astor
Edward C. John
Henry Clay Beattie
Chesterfield Courthouse
Board of Health
Thomas E. Knotts
W. A. Willinton Andow Sop
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Ind
Claude Graham- White
Bosne
Grahame-White
Boston
Mia
Delilah Cook
Elahity Four
Finley
Han
Oothao
Eixty
Stephen Cook
Eighty: Four
Wright
John Hodge
Navy
Annapello
College Park
Peeadent Markham
Ullman
Central Railroad
Am Tay
W. FP. Kramer
International Mackennishe Walon
Toledo
Ohio
Weerami
Eunk
Philip Minch
Atluthe @ Pacific Tramepor Company
New Jeresy
Baltimore
Seaboard
Atlantic
Pacific
Gulf
Panama
Colon
Ini Retete
Wyoming News
Wester
Kevenia
Peatival
County
Orton
Vreirie
Jaranne
Wore
Gey
Alower Wyeotitig
Tree Killa Lumberman
Albany County Scholastics
Hall
Weater
Lanier
Supreme Court
Chayreone
Wheatland
Willowie
Worland
Douglin
Taft
Loxk
Big Horn County
BenJo Ol
Evanston
Waa
Draw
David Hackwell
Embar
Burlington Branch
Powder River
Orin Junction
Casper
South Dakota
Crook County
Donald MicDonald
Tamond
Nebraska Line
Tuthdinga
George Wallace
Kegre
George Jones
Fred Miller
Dave Davidson
Hates Hole
Ata
Honolulu
W.T. Cooke
Wess
Walted Hates Land Office
Franco Wyoming Ol Company
Rota
Ectoa
Hermann Claussen
Bleslater Law
Auguste Vogeler
Clauseens
July Ord
Severel Avielors
Luy Fs
Mnate Deere
Trust
Iya
Petit-Benn
Selse
J. &, Blackie
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