Vaccination urged on Casper as smallpox cases rise
Casper health officers report six new smallpox quarantines from April 1 to 7 and urge vaccination to curb spread. Dr. J. F. O'Donnell warns that exposure is widespread in the downtown area and notes 27 cases since March 1, with 24 mild and 3 severe, urging immediate vaccination for protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casper
Wyo
Nartonsa
J. F. O'Donnell
Mr. Baker
North Lincoln
William Rizer
North Pine
Bar Frill
Arminto
Lindery
Bowth David
Carlos Moors
South Walnut
Mildred Gray
Bos Eider
Park School
O'Donnell
United States
Eagle Pass
Tex
Lingle May Get Canning Plant
Lingle Wyoming on April 1 receives word that parties withholding identity for business reasons will be present for a potential canning plant development discuss event.
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Lingle
Wyo
Hotel Keepers Stage Fight in St. Regio Inn
At the St Regio hotel Glenrock April 11 James A Taylor and his wife operated as hotel keepers. An irregular roomer was ejected after a quarrel that turned physical. Taylor allegedly struck with a pollic pin and the guest replied with hot water. Taylor was fined 26. Harry Devine gave notice of appeal to the district court and Taylor was released on 100 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenrock
St. Regio Hotel
James A. Taylor
Taylors
Taylor
Sam
Harry Devine
Full Blooded Indian to Speak in Cody May Twenty sixth
A full-blooded Blackfoot Indian named Red Fox Skillhunhy plans to address a public gathering in Cody Wyoming on May 26 as part of a mission to organize an Indian Y M C A. He travels from Washington DC to Montana carrying a War Secretary endorsement and a large American flag to discuss loyalty and tribal life.
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Cody
Wyo
Markham
Greeley Man Bowes Arrested in Mail Box Robberies
Cole Bowes 41, a potato buyer frequenting Greeley and La Salle, was arrested at Dalhart Texas on charges of robbing mail boxes in Greeley and Denver post offices. He allegedly took letters from Model Flour Mills and Hickman-Lunbeck grocery boxes containing checks totaling about $400. Authorities say he also stole letters from Denver postal boxes and from Texas post offices. Bowes was captured while attempting to cash Greeley checks. Evidence led to a grand jury in Pueblo, with Bowes being brought to Denver for federal court trial.
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Greeley
Cole
Mary Bowes
la Salle
Dallart
Texas
Denver
Bowsen
Model Flour Mills
Hickman-Lenbeckrocery Company
Ermat & Hitchman Dental Laboratory
Morey Mercantile Company
Bowes
Dalhart
Howes
Hickman-Lunbeck Company
Post Office
Yale Keys
HW. Reynolds
Weld County
Riverton Txaidermists Arrested Amid Wildlife Seizure
E Dykes and Mr Scott of Dykes and Scott taxi dermy firm arrested in Riverton after selling stock and concealing law violations. Game Warden F B Smith recovered elk skulls antlers and lambs hides under a bed. Press Brown also arrested. case to stand trial in Lander.
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Riverton
Wyo
E. Dykes
Mr. Scott
Police at Casper Clean Up Sand Bar Question
Casper officials examine a sand bar incident tied to a taxicab hire for the police. The document notes a March date and a trip to Sandbar for the queen, valued at 1325 dollars. The council chamber reaction cited amid tales of the Gandhar crown and family departures.
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Casper
Wye
Pollce Department
Virginia
Cere
Big Boy
Conley
Mie
Virginis Conley
Abo
Me Boy and Hig Boy in Turmoil End in Jail
The report describes Me Boy fleeing to Justice Tubbs court dodging bullets and escaping to Joi with his wife. Hig Boy becomes enraged in the cup and quarrels with his queen. Big Boy is sentenced to county jail and vows to leave Casper as police force a final trip to the Conley castle forcing the queen to depart town.
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Tubbs
Joi
Hig Boy
Big Boy
Casper
Ferrett
Conley Castle
Wyoming Stock Tops Two Marts
Worland Wyoming April 11 Last week a train load of cattle and sheep fed on Worland area ranches were shipped to Denver and Omaha markets. Lambs sold well with top prices around 18.75 and 17.50 for various lots. Cattle also posted solid gains as feeders profited while earlier shipments fared less well.
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Worland
Wyo
Denver
Omaha
Hush Gilbreath
William Gorst
M. L. Clark
Roy Clark
B. B. Wilson
Fred Rhodes
A. &G. Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Omeahs
Skipton Bros
Birch and
Jameson
John Folck
Bower Brothers
Fotch
Bowers
W. & W. Livestock Company
Dad Worland
Charlie Worland
Cody Woman Bets Bonds For Children From Grandma Newton
Grandma Eliza Newton, at age 85, sends a $900 Third Liberty bond gift to place $100 bonds in each of her sons and daughters. She spent her life pioneering on the Wyoming farm, aiding union soldiers in the Civil War era and managing hardships to feed the family. Now confined to her daughter Mrs. F. A. Ingraham’s home as she nears the end of a long, charitable life.
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Cody
Wyo
Eliza Newton
Yather
Linois
Soldier Boys
Blue
F. A. Ingraham
Sells Junk to Bay War Stamps
In Greely Colorado on April 11, Agees Agnes Bonell daughter of Dean and Mrs Bonell devised a fund raising idea to buy thrift stamps. After trying various earnings methods and finding empty bottles, she collected bottles once filled with extracts and lotions, then recycled them for 26 cents to contribute to war stamp funds.
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Greelny
Colo
Atthe Agnea Bonell
Dean
Bonell
Agees
Les
Newspapers Rally for War Aid in Wyoming
Local Wyoming papers unite to support wartime efforts by donating money time and talent. The movement highlights community pride and the opportunity to contribute through newspaper campaigns and actions.
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Hupalo
Abe
France Behind the Lines and at the Front
A fragmented World War I tale follows the Tabourdeau family from Paris as sons Leon Marcel and Rene go to fight for France. Fate claims Leon and Rene dies in action while Rene keeps the shop alive, reflecting loss and sacrifice as War reshapes life.
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France
Madama Tabourdeau
Leon
Marcel
Rene
Tabourdeau
Peru
Fils
Madame Tibourdeau
Rene Tabourdeau
Tle
Halssons
Pere Et Fils
Stop Itching Eczema Safe Relief Ad
An advertisement claiming eczema relief with a repeat use message. Mentions a bottle priced at $1.00 and promotes a large bottle option. Emphasizes itch relief and simple purchase.
Foot Found in Load of Coal in Casper
A left human foot, badly blackened and partially socked, was found by H A Krause while shoveling coal from a Northwestern tracks car in Casper. The foot, severed at the ankle, was placed in paper and taken to the police station for investigation. The coal came from several mines and may have lain in storage before reloading.
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Casper
Wyo
H. A. Krause
Krause
Theenaha Hoarding & Supply Company
Constipation Relief Note Shows Odd Mouth Symptoms
Unclear OCR fragment describes constipation relief and mentions a dark brown mouth and bad breath. Text is incomplete with garbled phrases and no identifiable persons or events.
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Heralth
Platte Valley
Castoria
Hotel Keepers
Greeley Man
Wyoming
Ning
George R. Randolph Chester
Lillian Chester
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Paris
Herose
Lucien Tabourdeau
Reynard
Marce
Attlefields
Dr. Edwards
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