Pioneer Father of Twenty Five Dies in Wyoming
James Wesley Stewart a lifelong Mormon and pioneer of California and Salt Lake era died March 22 1915 at 8 55 a m in Cokeville Wyoming. He traversed Immigation Canyon with Brigham Young's party and helped build City Creek dam. He leaves eighteen children from two marriages and was buried in Farmington Utah beside his first wife.
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Cokeville
Wyo
James Wesley Stewart
Alabama
Tuscalooza
Tuscalooza City
Plains
Salt Lake
Stewart
City Creek
Tle
Brigham Young
Immigration Canyon
California
Jane Grover
Deer Creek
Sacramento
James Stewart
Elaira Corbitt
Fort Bridger
John Bourne
Farmington
Utah
Kidney Care Ad Advises Winter Kidney Support
Physicians now stress kidneys require more attention as they filter poisons and waste from blood. In cold months with less activity and hydration, kidneys work harder, so look for a herbal remedy free of minerals or opiates. Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root advertised with sample offers by mail from Dr Kilmer & Co.
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Kilmer
Mall
Kilmer &Co
Hingtamton, N
Dynamite Used On Jam Of Goose Creek Gorge
Barren northern Sheridan Wyoming residents endured a night of dynamite blasts to break a large ice jam in Goose Creek between Second and Third streets. The effort aimed to prevent flooding of nearby homes and Marton street barns while trains were halted for safety. The bridge at Dietz stayed intact as the channel was cleared and flood risk subsided.
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Bheridan
Wyo
Mig Goose Creek
Moen Avall
Marton Street
Sheridan
Goose Creek
Diets
Jones
Dietz
Fame and Fortune Denied to Small Boys in Wyoming
In Laramie Wyoming on March 31 Momer Merrill James Measure and Ward Wilkes all about 12 or 13 were arrested by Officer Miller after running away from Rawlins. They were taken to the police station and James Measure father of one of the boys came on No. 4 to take them home. The youths hoped to pile up colossal fortunes.
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Laramie
Wye
Momer Merrill
James Measure
Ward Wilkes
Miller
Rawlins
Janes Measure
Burlington Contracts for Eight Million Ties
Lander Wyoming March 31 J R McLaughlin of Sheridan has been awarded an eight million tie contract by Burlington He also holds timber deals at Nahant in the Black Hills and Ranchester and is expected to secure Amber on Wind River for the project The Northwestern is also issuing contracts for iron and a Rapid City contractor has secured a five million dollar contract likely sourced from Black Hills timber
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South Dakota
Wis
Southern List of High Schools Esteemed by Association
The Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools of the Southern States plans to create a Southern List of accredited high schools to encourage maintaining high standards. This honor list will cover the entire region and recognize deserving institutions.
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South
Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools of
Ord
Tandarda
Ball
Homesteaders Flock to New Homes in Van Tassell Wyoming
Immigrant cars continue arriving while wagons and equipment move out of town to establish homes and enrich the state. George Shaw, J. W. Clark, Tom Christopher and others unload and relocate belongings, with newcomers from Glen Ellyn and Sioux City joining the settlement effort as they claim land and build.
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van Tassell
Wyo
George Shaw
Fred
North Oak Street
J. W. Clark
Tom Christopher
Lambert Hogin
Jin Place
Russell Foote
Chris Nelson
Glen Ellyn
Ills
Jaw Bone Outfit Ready for Work in Wyoming
The Worland Grit reports the Jaw Bone outfit preparing for spring roundup over Spunk’m Down creek. Old Joe Cook returns as cook, The Nowater Kid is wagon boss, Worland joins as a seasoned rider, Anchor Kent handles rib bons, and Old Lucky Dorman acts as nighthawk. The outfit plans about forty riders with room for twenty more.
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Wyoming
The
Leader
Jaw Bone
Grit
Creek
Joe Cook
Cook
Joe
Nowater Kid
Big Horn Gulch, Co
Worland
Anchor Kent
Lucky Dorman
Nighthawk
Open Window Class Outperforms in Tests in Philadelphia
A study comparing pupils in closed and open window classrooms in Philadelphia found the open window group outperformed peers in almost all tests. The closed room averaged 68 degrees while the open room hovered around 47 degrees.
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Philadelphia
Cafeteria Dinner Service At The Robinson
The Robinson cafeteria serves daily meals from 11 30 to 2 00 and 6 00 to 7 00 offering midday and evening dining options. Staff remind patrons of regular hours and location within the building.
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the Robinson
BETTER MARKET If ALL SPUDS ARE OF ONE KIND
Far Land Wyoming March 31. Ranchers in the county push cooperation to plant potatoes of a single variety to secure a better market. If farmers cooperate it will enable shipping the entire crop and attract buyers to bid on the whole lot, improving prices for all.
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Far Land
Wyo
Cascarets Promised To Cleanse Stomach Overnight
An advertisement urges readers to use Cascarets for a clean stomach and regular bowels while you sleep. It claims Cascarets remove sour undigested food and foul gases, take bile from the liver, and relieve headaches and fatigue by morning.
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Cascareta
Largest Beaver Board Shipment Onward Across Continent
The Beaver company announces the largest building material shipment ever, totaling four trainloads of beaver board from Ottawa and Buffalo. Two trains depart Canada, two from the U S, heading to Wyoming Idaho Pacific Northwest and California. The first train left Omaha March 25, and the total cars exceed 110, enough to wall Boise Everett Colorado Springs Waco in beaver board.
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Beaver Board
Otta- Beaver Company
Buffalo
Candian
Ottawa
Canada
Wyoming
Idaho
Pacific Northwest
California
Omaha
Boise
Everett
Wash
Colorado Springs
Colo
Waco
Texas
New York
Denver
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Kansas City
Portland
Compulsory School Bathing Enforced in German Cities
In Gotha and Heilbronn compulsory school bathing is enforced. In Gotha, children who cannot afford bathing salts receive them through the school program.
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Gotha
Heilbronn
Incorporation Notice for The Horse Creek Mercantile Company
The Horse Creek Mercantile Company is incorporated in Cheyenne Wyoming on March 20 1913. Its purpose is to buy sell and deal in merchandise and personal property with a capital of 10000 dollars divided into 100 shares. Directors for the first year are Timothy J Palmer Annie E Palmer and Wilfred O Leary. Principal office is Horse Creek Laramie County and agent in charges Timothy J Palmer.
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Horse Creek Mercantile Company
Cheyenne
Wyoming
A. D
Laramie
For Rent Two Furnished Rooms in Modern House
Two furnished rooms available for housekeeping and sleeping in a strictly modern setting at 1817 Thomes. Quiet, convenient location with shared facilities. Suitable for single occupants. references preferred.
Remedy column offers tonics and prescriptions for common ailments
Readers request cures for constipation dandruff catarrh and thinness. The advice centers on three grain sulpheric tablets thrice daily hyponuclean tablets and various tonics with directions from druggists. Several remedies promise weight gain improved digestion and clearer skin.
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Jeff
Bud” Fisher
Pouceman
Pouicem MaArm
Policemars
Tim
Naaer Ey Ov Bag Co
Pouce Ae
James Fielder
Fielder
New Jersey
U. P
A. T. Hale
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Mexico
Kansas
Marle
Sadie
Ning R
Beeldes
Octor
ATS
Lewis Bake
Mlwood
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Colehroum
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Marie
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