Wyoming Officials Accused of Reward Partiality
An Evanston Times editorial blasts Unita County commissioners for unequal rewards in criminal cases. It cites Andrew Coleman’s murder and the Engstrum jewelry store burglary to argue officials favored wealthy interests and neglected poorer victims. Walter Scofield and C M Wainscott face box car burglary charges in Evanston.
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Evanston Times
Evanston
Wyo
Board of County Commissioners
the Times
Andrew Coleman
W. A. Engstrum
Fengstrum
Court House
State of
Wyoming
Engstrum
Unita County
Big Piney
Andy Colman
Oakley
Walter Scofield
C. M. Wainscott
Union Pacific
Green River
District Court
Cheap electricity for settlers at Shoshone project
The reclamation department will install an electric plant at Corbett dam and supply electricity to settlers at cost. Water from the dam will generate power allowing farm use of electric lights pumps and appliances at the lowest possible price. Telephone service will also be offered at very low cost to interested farmers.
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Cody
Wyo
Reclamation Department
Corbett Dam
Fred Bohnstedt Sells Sterling Bon Bon Dishes at 6 1 2 Dollars
Highest cash price paid for ranges coking and heating stores northwest corner Eddy and Sixteenth streets. Fred Bohnstedt offers sterling bon bon dishes in several styles priced at $6.50.
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Comer Eddy
Sixteenth Streets
Fred Bohnstedt
Agricultural Riches Drive Otero County Economy and La Junta Growth
Otero County in Colorado centers the Arkansas Valley’s thriving sugar beet and fruit production. Rocky Ford leads with famed melons while three large beet factories support nearby farmers. La Junta, a rail hub 184 miles southeast of Denver, has modern utilities, ice plant, cold storage, schools, hospitals, newspapers, and expanding infrastructure fueling its population and commerce.
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la Junta
Colo
Arkansas Valley
Golorado
Arkansas River
Colorado
Royal Gorge
Holly
Kansasine
Otreo County
Otero County
Rocky Ford
Atchinson, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad
Kansas City
Denver
Pueblo
Trinidad
Santa Fe
Bkick
Proclamation of Election Cheyenne Wyoming 1908
The mayor announces Cheyenne will hold an annual election on November 3 1908 to elect a mayor and three councilmen from wards one two and three. A bond referendum of 500000 dollars for waterworks expansion will also be placed on the ballot with interest not exceeding five percent.
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Sheridan
A. FP
Dow
Harry Fulmer
Wyoming
Theounty
State of
Cheyenne
Cheyeenne
Ald City
Wild City
Cook
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