Remarkable Civic Effort by Mrs Hood in Wyoming Delegation
Mrs Harriet Hood of Thermopolis, a Vermont native, was elected alternate delegate to the Democratic National Convention in Denver. She traveled 35 miles over Copper Mountain routes to Lander for the county convention, cast five votes, and earned 33 of 35 for state delegate, then repeated long travel to fulfill municipal duties and return to Thermopolis. Her husband is a prominent central Wyoming flockmaster.
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Harriet Hood
Thermopolis
Denver
Vermont
Wyoming
Hood
Lander
Copper Mountain
Shoshoni
Sheep Slaughtered Under State Board Order
In Casper Wyoming on May 15 120 head belonging to W A Blackmore were slaughtered by order of the state board of sheep commissioners due to incurable venereal disease among the flock.
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Order OF State Board
Casper, Wyo
of the State Board of Sheep Commissioners
W. A. Blackmore
No Six O Clock Mass Tomorrow At St Marys
Rev Father Duffey of St Marys cathedral announces that there will be no six o clock mass tomorrow morning. The six o clock and ten thirty masses will be held as usual.
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Father Duffey
St. Mary's Cathedral
Man Zan Pile Remedy Promotion at Palace Pharmacy
An advertisement promotes Man Zan Pile Remedy in collapsible tubes with nozzle. Each application claims to soothe heal reduce inflammation and itching. Price 50c. Palace Pharmacy Drug Co. Also notes a Chicago feature program at Star theater Friday and Saturday lauding the films as extraordinary.
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Palace Pharmacy Drug Co
Chicago
Star Theater
Personal Notes From Ht. Gastin to Denver and Cheyenne
East visiting Ht. Gastin listed. C H Brandon ill with pneumonia. William Dunstan back to Pine Bluffs. R G Miller to North Platte to reside. J H Newman left for Denver, returns with Mrs Newman from California. Rev J A Johnson, ex pastor of First Methodist, en route from Baltimore to Los Angeles. Miss Margaret Campbell of Kimball visiting Cheyenne. Mrs Carrie Hilton hosts. Mrs Merriam and Mr Merriam guests of Mrs J E Grace. Merriam based at Knoxville Tenn as general master mechanic of Southern railway.
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Ht. Gastin
C. H. Brandon
William Dunstan
Pine Biaffa
R. G. Miller
North Platte
J. H. Newman
Denver
Mra. Newman
California
J. A. Johnson
First Methodist Church
City
Baltimore
Los Angeles
Margaret Campbell
Kimball, Neb
Carrie Hilton
West Twenty-third Street
Democratic Elector Candidates Named in Wyoming
Hayden M White of Buffalo editor of the Buffalo Voice is a Democratic congressional candidate and editor known for forceful editorials. Barnett G Rodgers of Basin is a presidential elector nominee and Basin businessman. John H Ward of Evanston, an elector nominee, served in the Civil War and multiple sheriff terms. Andrew McMicken of Rawlins, an attorney, Pennsylvania to Wyoming leader with broad local support.
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Hayden M. White
Buffalo
Buffalo Voice
Mr. White
Wyoming
Nebraska Volunteer Infantry
Sheridan
John H. Ward
Evanston
Iowa
Plains
Cumberland
Uinta County
George E. Pexton
Andrew MccMicken
Rawlins
Carbon County
Sta
Andy McMicken
McMicken
Rich gold strikes in Gentennial camp
A Nevada find at Rawhide yields ore claimed to assay as high as 130000 dollars per ton, described as the richest in the world and possibly altering gold's monetary role. Centennial mine ore reportedly nears 200000 dollars per ton, sparking speculation on gold’s future standard status.
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Rawhide
Nevada
Centennial
Centennial Post
Baseball game and complimentary dance at Laramie event
The Cheyennes and the University of Wyoming face off on the Ferguson street diamond this afternoon at 3 o'clock. This evening the Entre Nous club hosts a complimentary dance in honor of the Laramie team at A. O. U. W. hall with admission 50 cents and ladies free.
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Cheyennes
University of Wyoming
Ferguson Street
Entre Nous
Laramie
U. W. Hall
Jury Finds Railroad Negligence in Smith Death
Rock Springs Wyoming May 15 The coroner s jury investigating the death of Albert L Smith prominent Kemmerer man run over by a Union Pacific train at Green River and dying after reaching the state hospital returns a verdict finding death due to the negligence of railroad employees in an unusual Wyoming ruling.
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Rock Springs
Wyo
Albert L. Smith
Kemmerer
Union Pacific
Green River
Wyoming
Smith
Moonlit Post Office Mystery Draws City Officials
Citizens report full moon night at the post office where both main doors were lit and the steps appeared clearly visible, prompting local officials to inspect.
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Post Ofice
Fort Russells and Cheyenne Reserves Set for Game
The Cheyenne Reserves and Fort Russells meet in a scheduled match at the Fort tomorrow. Armstrong and Melquist will handle the Reserves’ battery in what is described as a fast and interesting game. The scene also includes a Cleveland Leader exchange where a prisoner explains his actions to the magistrate by saying he was trying to make ends meet.
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Fort Russells
Armstrong
Melquist
Cleveland
Palmer's Restaurant Promotes Daily Strawberries
A note invites patrons to enjoy fresh strawberries daily at Palmer's Restaurant located at 210 West Sixteenth Street. It also reminds readers of a social dance at Fraternal Hall scheduled for next Saturday night.
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Palmer's Restaurant
West Sixteenth Street
Mrs Julia Parker Spirella Corsetry Service Listing
Mrs Julia Parker offers Spirella corsetry services on Wednesdays and Thursdays at 1609 Warren Avenue. Phona 189 red is provided for contact in this local advertisement.
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Julia Parker
Phona
Warren Avenue
Girding Girds in Popular tableaux at Keetehall Dance
A Monday night event at Keetehall showcased popular tableaux with entertainment following a dance. The evening drew attendees from the local community with lively performances and familiar figures in attendance.
Fraternal Ball Promised at Miller Home
Accurate adjusting and water repair work at D. Miller 1700 Ferguson Street outlines a fraternal ball planned for next Saturday night with arrangements under way locally.
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D. Miller
Ferguson Street
Johnson to Survey in Western Wyoming
Government surveyor Frank M. Johnson has returned from Washington and will depart around June 1 with a large party for a government surveying contract in western Wyoming.
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Frank M. Johnson
Washington
Wyoming
Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup Delightful for Children
A. E. Roedel sells Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup noted for gentle bowel movement without constipation. The product appeals to children.
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Kennedy
A. E. Roedel
Brighten Any Home With This Vibrant Lighting Idea
A simple lighting idea promises to brighten the gloomiest rooms. Experts suggest pairing warm bulbs with reflective surfaces to lift mood, plus add a compact lamp for corner spaces to maximize light distribution.
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Jacobe
Jacob
ES Johnston
W.17th St
H. G. Fleishman
Cheyenne
Wesley’s Camping Grounds
Guernsey
Fisherman's Paradise
J. Wesley
Hawes Bros
Capitol Ave
J. Bovee
Thomes Street
Mrs. Hood
Congress
Barnett G. Rodgers
Basin
Big Horn County
Rodgers
Kentucky
Andrew McMicken
Railroad
Grand Restaurant
Pipstone
Eddy Street
Cheyenne, Wyo
Kodak
Spirella
Johnson
Castoria
Union Mercantile Go
Ferguson St
Capitol Grocery Co
Capitol Avenue
Kimbey
Nagle
Fancy
Arkansas
Florida
Richelieu
Union Mercantile
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