Wyoming Weather Summary for Week Ending June 26 1905
Cheyenne reports a cool spell at week start followed by general warming. Rainfall was uneven with heavy showers in northeastern counties and little rain elsewhere. Light frosts occurred, no damage. Meadows ranges and hay crops promising. Alfalfa harvested in many areas though delays from rain. Gardens slow due to cool nights. Grain grew well. streams fell but remain plentiful. irrigation widespread in northeast counties.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Weather Notes From Albany County Courtyard
High winds dried the range with little rain and falling water levels. Weather signals favor crops after last week’s rain, with prospects of a heavy fruit crop. Edwin Moore reports continuing observations.
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Albany County
Howell
W. E. Rogers
Moore
Edwin Moore
Grain and crop conditions across towns rise with spring
Reports from Eliza A. Brown Embar Bessie Short Elk Mountain Kirtley Orin Junction Fayette Lander describe grain and grass looking fine with crops in bloom. Snow and cool early week give way to good growth in alfalfa potatoes and gardens while weekly precipitation ranges from 0.40 to 1.01 inches.
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Eliza A. Brown
Bessie Short
Elk Mountain
Wm. Richardson
Kirtley
R. L. ZumBronnen
Orin Junction
North Platte
J. W. Schnider
Fayette
F. C. Fisher
Lander
W. Scott
Crop prospects and weather notes from June reports
Wella notes grass on range very good and ample irrigation water with good hay prospects. Greab observes despite cool June, crops prosper, but heavy rain and hail on 2st damage crops and ditches in Clear and Crazy Woman valleys. J W Winnegars reports affect regional fields.
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Hall
Clear
Crazy Woman
J. W. Winnegar
Cheyenne and Granite Canon Weather Weekly Summary
Cheyenne reports a cool week with light showers totaling 0.14 inches as gardens grow well and ranges stay in excellent condition. Granite Canon notes cloudy early week with frost on the 20th, vegetables slow, meadows best in years, and 0.18 inches of rain. Torrington cites a warm week with 0.39 inches of rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Granite Canon
Torrington
E. J. Lewis
Darlow Produces Fine Lewis and Clark Folder for Expo
Alfred Darlow of the Union Pacific has issued a new Lewis and Clark Expo folder praised as a superb advertising art piece. The folder features a romantic Indian scene in Oregon on the front and a Jefferson Lewis and Clark conference image on the back, highlighting exhibitions tied to the Portland World’s Fair. The folder impressed David R. Francis and even drew praise from B. H. Harriman in New York.
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Alfred Darlow
Union Pacific
St. Loui
David R. Francis
B. H. Harriman
New York
Tall Pines
Oregon
Thomas Jefferson
Meriweather Lewis
William Clark
Portland
Weather Report Notes Varied Conditions Across Regions
Weeklong weather summaries from multiple localities report rain and cool spells with snow in foothills and mountains, delaying crops in some areas. Mop-up notes cite 1.40 inches of rain in one region, slow vegetation growth due to lack of sun, alfalfa ready to cut in some districts, while others enjoy warm days and rapid irrigation growth.
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M. IL. Wolfe
Wolf
Cc. W. Morganidge
Crude counterfeit ten dollar note circulates in central west
A sharply flawed counterfeit ten dollar National banknote from the National Ulster County Bank of Kingston New York has appeared, printed on thin paper with red ink on numbers and a poor two piece design, and is detectable by its incomplete panel and tracing marks.
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Central West
National Ulster County Bank
Kingston
New York
B. K. Bruce
A. A. Wyman
Bank
Treasury
Christening of Elise Cathcart Coble Held at Towson Home
The christening of Elise Cathcart Coble, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Coble, took place at 4 PM Saturday at Mrs. Towson’s Thornburgh Street home with Dean Bode officiating. Godfather Henry J. Whd sor of Rock River and godmother Mrs Townson attended, followed by tea hosted by the families and guests.
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Elise Cathcart Coble
John C. Coble
Towson
Thornburgh Street
Dean Bede
Henry J. Whdsor
Rock River
Townson
Dean Bode
Mr. Windsor
Union Pacific Announces Cheyenne Portland Round Trip Rates
The Union Pacific sets a $40 Cheyenne to Portland round trip rate and $51 for direct routes via California. Tickets go on sale May 28 to September 30, through agent E. R. Breisch at Bon Ton Stables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
Portland
California
Colorado & Southern
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Fort Worth
Cuban Diarrhoea Remedy Testimony From Houston
A testimonial from Mrs. Minnie Jacobs of Houston Texas asserts Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy cured her husband of Cuban diarrhoea contracted in Cuba after doctors failed. One bottle reportedly resolved the condition and neighbors testify. For sale by A K Koedel.
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U. S
Cuba
Minnie Jacobs
Houston
Tex
Chamberlain
A. KE. Koede
Accurate adjusting and watch re pairing.
A note specifies accurate adjusting and watch re pairing. The contact lists CD Miller at 1709 Ferguson Street for the service.
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Miller
Ferguson
David Miller
1709 Ferguson
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