Olson Tells About Ties Below Average Encampment Cut
Andrew Olson general manager of Carbon Timber Co says about 300000 ties were cut at the Encampment camp this year, well below the usual million for four camps. Ties supply UP railways. price runs about thirty cents per tie delivered to the railroad. Fort Steele plant moves 14000 ties to track in nine hours with 36 workers.
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Grand Encampment Herald
Andrew Olson
Carbon Timber Company
Carbon Timber Co
Union Pacific
Olson
Fort Steele
Government to Plant Fish in Wyoming
Superintendent Whitney from Cheyenne arrives with W T Thompson and Campbell of Laramie hatcheries. Thompson plants thousands of young fish in Dale creek lake and ships more to Cheyenne waters and Kemeter for Leadville hatchery. Whitney learns government will send many young fish next fall to plant in the Big and Little Laramie areas.
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Whitney
Cheyenne
W. T. Thompson
Leadville
Col
Campbell
Laramie Fish Hatchery
Thompson
Dale Creek
Kemeter
Laramie
Bridge at Saratoga Not in Danger
The Saratoga Sun rebuts a report that the river bridge at Saratoga is weak or endangered. It notes no bridge in Wyoming is safer from high water than the Saratoga structure and that water would need to rise ten feet to threaten it, creating a half mile wide river.
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Saratoga Sun
Wyoming
Beaver captured on plains later found at home
Mr. Al Holliday recaptured a young beaver he initially released on Decoration Day. The 30 pound specimen damaged trees at James Cordiner's before being retaken and kept at Holliday's home in the city.
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al Holliday
Plains
Decoration Day
James Cordiner’s
Laramie
Pioneer Women and Large Families in Cheyenne Deaths
Mrs. Mary McElroy, pioneer resident of Cheyenne, died Saturday at age 60 at her Reed street home. Mrs. T G Gustin, 43, mother of twelve children, died Sunday at 2514 Reed street. eldest daughter Laura Gustin attends University of Nebraska. Funeral plans: Mrs Gustin at First Presbyterian Church. Mrs McElroy funeral at St Mary’s Cathedral.
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Mary McElroy
West
Cheyenne
T. G. Gustin
Reed Street
Laura Gustin
University of Nebraska
St. Mary's Cathedral
Bixby unveils a $100 newspaper folding machine
John F. Bixby of Meeteetse nicknamed Bix, Old Boy, claims a new folding device for newspapers that can be built under 100 dollars. The folder, operable by hand or power, folds once or twice and speeds up to 2039 papers per hour, suited for weekly and semi weekly papers. Meeteetse residents plan to finance production after patenting.
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John F. Bixby
Meeteetse
Cheyenne
Cuban diarrhoea remedy praised by Houston mother
A veterans tale cites Cuban diarrhoea as dangerous with cholera like danger. Minnie Jacobs of Houston testifies Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy cured her bird after several doctors failed. One bottle of the remedy finished the cure, neighbors corroborate. Sold by A B Roede.
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U.S
Cuba
Minnie Jacobs
Houston
Tex
Chamberlain
Roede
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