Wyoming Stockgrowers Convene in Cheyenne Amid Delegation Visit
The Wyoming Stockgrowers Association plans its annual meeting in Cheyenne April 45 and 46 with about 4600 members expected. A large Omaha delegation of stockyards and commission men will tour the western states arriving Wednesday night and departing Friday night, visiting Thermopolis Sheridan and Casper. Special plans hinge on delegation status. convention program includes talks by Johnson Brimmer Sullivan and others on financial conditions mineral royalties irrigation laws cattle feeding and war horse feeding insights.
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Wyoming Stockgrowers'Association
Cheyenne
Omaha
Union Pacific
Colorado & Southern
Casper
Omaha Bunch
Visi Thermopolis
Sheridan
Wyoming
B. F. Davis
Paul C. Raborg
Diamond
Wyo
A. D. Fayille
Laramie
Eleven Baptized at First Baptist Church
The First Baptist Church reports eleven Baptisms during Sunday services with six morning and five evening candidates, plus three received by letter. The Women's Missionary Society met at Mrs. Cord Manning's home with 36 attending and showcased a springtime program led by Mrs. Win Hannesworth.
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Women’s Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
Cord Manning
Win Hannesworth
Mesdames Bruce Jackson
Lester Handolph
Newell Bell
Newburn
Snyder
Betty Law
United States
Nellie Morgan
Wyoming
Bruce Jackson
Baptist Y. W. A
Kensington
A. J. Gook
Mast 17Th Street
J. C. Sharp
Nelle Batte
The
Baptist Church
Forerunner of More High Cost of Living
Angouver British Columbia April 13 packers say salmon outlook for 1920 is off year for sackeye run and difficult to market cheaper grades. About 20,000 cases of last year's chums remain unsold.
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Angouver
B. C
British Columbia
Change in Turkish Ministry Names Damand Pasha Grand Vizier
Reports indicate Damand Pasha holds the role of grand vizier and minister of foreign affairs in the reshaped Turkish ministry. The ongoing cabinet changes reflect a new leadership structure in Ankara.
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Damand Pasha
No Synchronism Between Denver and Local Times
Cheyenne visitors after May 1 will face daylight saving changes in Colorado. Denver time will be one hour ahead of Cheyenne. Trains from Cheyenne to Denver arrive an hour earlier, but shops and banks close earlier. The return trip adds an hour on the train, though running time stays the same. Denver hopes to adjust schedules, but officials doubt it. Shoppers may start earlier and return on the same morning train. The simple fix is to wake earlier in the day.
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Cheyenne
Denver
Colorado
Dutch Laugh On Colorado Officers
Carl Miller known as Sappy Dutch laughs at Colorado Springs officers after deportation to Germany as an undesirable alien. He gave federal officers a map showing a Manitou railroad trestle area where he claimed hidden valuables were buried. Police dug the ground but found nothing.
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Colorado Springs
Germany
Carl Miller
Charles Wagoner
Miller
Manitou
Here
Will dispute prompts appeal to state supreme court
W B Ross one of the attorneys for Cliff Sewall said he will take the case to the state supreme court after Judge Mentzer declined to admit an alleged will to probate. Sewall seeks recognition as sole heir of Ellen Boyle Conroy. Yew days are allowed to file motions for a new trial in a civil case. If Mentzer denies, the appeal may be unnecessary. T Blake Kennedy for D W Gill said he will probate a will naming Gill administrator and the local Catholic church as chief beneficiary.
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W. B. Ross
Cliff Sewall
State Supreme Court
Sewall
Ellen Boyle Conroy
Mentzer
District Court
Ross
Dog helps blind girl in Pleasanton rescue plan
In San Francisco area humane workers report a half grown collie is being trained in Pleasanton to guide a little girl losing her sight. The child’s hope of preserving eyesight is slim, but the dog may lead her safely when she can no longer walk alone.
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San Francisco
Pleasanton
Bay
Bar U
Widow Sues Railroad for Death Damages
In Greybull Wyoming on April 48 a damage suit for 72000 was filed in Big Horn county district court by Mrs. Sullivan over the death of her husband Ness M. Sullivan a Burlington freight conductor. He died from burns gas and smoke while fighting a blaze in a string of 40 boxcars near Neiber.
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Greybgll
Wyo
Burlington Railroad
District Court
Big Horn County
Sullivan
Ness M. Sullivan
Neiber
Moonshine Operation Found at Evansville Area Poultry Farm
Revenue officers raided a poultry farm near Evansville and uncovered a whisky still in operation. The Read text mentions a Kentucky or Virginia route and implied links to local figures named Abe and Kenlucky sls, with vague references to the town of Jonatad amid the raid.
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Olds
Heavern
Abe
Tenpasaee
Virginia Ridges
Jonatad
Evaneville
Chinese youths weigh American spending trends in youth fashion
Chinese youths study United States ideas of spending and decide to buy pretty dresses and costly jewelry. They find American fashion cheaper and more accessible, shaping choices among Chinese girls and beaux.
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United States
America
Pioneer Woman Judge Esther Morris Named 1869
The first woman justice of the peace in America was Esther Morris of Gheyenne Wyoming, appointed in 1869. Era notes show 1880 England had one major periodical for women. Queen Margherita of Italy discovered Puccini and funded his study in Milan.
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America
Esther Morris
Gheyenne
Wyo
England
Margherita
Italy
Milan
Sacajawea of Klondike Dies in Yukon
Kate a Tagish Indian woman of the Carmack party that discovered gold on Bonanza Creek in 1896 died recently at Carcross in Southern Yukon. She was said to first point to the Bonanza. George Carmack of Seattle is now the only surviving member of the party.
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Dawson
N. T
Kate
Carmack
Bonanza Creek
Yukon Territory
Carcross
Yukon
George Carmack
Seattle
China Prepares for Industrial Reorganization
Peking March 7. Plans for China's industrial reorganization aim to permit extensive development. High industrial commissioner Yeh Kung-cho announced that Chinese experts educated in the United States and Europe will be employed. The student movement boycott of Japanese goods has spurred home industry.
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Peking
China
Yeh Kung-cho
United States
Europe
Second of Twins Summoned Monday
The infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Norman Black passed away Monday noon. The child followed its twin sister whose death occurred last week. Mr and Mrs Black have the sympathy of a large number of friends in the loss of their twin babies.
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Norman Black
Black
Joke on honeymoon prank lands man in jail during celebration
An innuendo filled letter from Encampment Wyoming recounts friends trapping a newlywed man, Peterson, after his honeymoon and locking him in the town jail. The gag elicits laughter from peers but leaves Peterson and his wife perplexed as the odd episode riffs on parental bragging rights and jail records.
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Wyo
Helmar Petar
Peterson
Try A Fraud Gale Ad In The Want Columns Of The State Leader
A brief notice urges readers to place classifieds in the state leader’s want columns to reach a broad audience. The item emphasizes quick responses and practical pricing for local ads.
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Gale
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