Blondy Clark Denies Death Rumor After Bear Attack Tale
An alleged Old Timer known as Blondy Clark waves off a death rumor spread by telegrams from Omaha. He explains he is alive and running a taxidermy business mounting bears, while locals say the bear story was a joke and a letter in the World-Herald credited to a John Adams. Mrs. Clark is reassured by the report in the Bee.
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Blondy
Clark
Billy Brewer
Sheridan
Mr. Schroeder
Omaha
World-Herald
John Adams
The
Bee
Schroeder Ratified and Omaha Funeral Notices
Schroeder was ratified and spoke of Clark awaiting his wife’s arrival. He traveled to Omaha from his old home for the funeral of his brother-in-law Henry Bloomer on Friday, with Mrs. Schroeder accompanying him. He runs a brewery at Sheridan, has four years there, and praises town and country prospects.
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Schroeder
Clark
Cheyenne Priest Narrowly Escapes Fall in Electrical Display
Father G. A. Bryant of Cheyenne had a narrow escape Saturday while adjusting the feed wire for the Catholic church display. A ladder on a box slid, sending him about twenty five feet, but his quick grip on the pole prevented a fatal fall.
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G. A. Bryant
Catholic Church
Casper Tribune
Natrona Drilling Company Files Articles of Inco
Natrona Drilling Company Incorporated with capital stock of $5,000 files articles of incorporation in the Secretary of State's office to operate in Natrona County.
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Natrona Drilling CO
Natrona Drilling Company
Capital Stock
Natrona County
Oil Well Progress Report In Salt Cove Vicinity
Paul Delvaux, manager for the Antwerp-Salt Dow Cil Zenilvate, reports another producer in Salt Cove county as the seventh well drilled in this vicinity by the Antwerp corp. Cancer Tribune notes recent results and outlook for the Salt Cove field.
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Paul Delvaux
Water cure for constipation promotes regular bowels
A home remedy advises half a pint of hot water before breakfast to keep bowels regular and to avoid harsh purgatives. When needed, Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets are recommended for their mild effect, sold by A. Be Roedel.
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Chamberlain
A. BE. Roedel
Boys urged to sell subscriptions for Daily Leader prize
The Daily Leader offers boys a dollar for five subscriptions and a year’s subscription to The American Boy magazine as the prize. The program encourages young readers to promote the newspaper and its partners.
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Daily Leader
Leader
Globe-Democrat Twice a Week Promises Complete News
The Globe-Democrat advertises a unique twice weekly edition pairing daily telegrams into continuous stories. It marketizes full world news with home and farm sections, reviews, and literature. Subscriptions cost two dollars and fifty cents per year with samples available on request.
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St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Cheyenne
Globe-Democrat
Globe Democrat
Globe - Democrat
United States
SU Day
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