State News Small Increase in Albany's Valuation
Albany county tabulates taxes for 1910 showing total property value at 9,066,793 with an approximate gain of 700,000 from last year. Detailed figures include irrigated lands, dry farming, mineral lands, improvements, town lots, and personal property. commissioners set a tax levy at a Tuesday meeting.
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Tarmie
Wye
Houston
Albany County
Laramie
State Board of Equalization
Transportation and Telegraph
Malta
Axeos
Doga
Fho Eas
Corpins Bank
Grape-Nuts Food Endorsed For Daily Breakfast Use
A health-minded marketing feature extols Grape-Nuts as essential for brain activity and daily replacement of tissue with wheat and barley nutrients. It claims the cereal supports digestion with little effort and has long been a staple in the diets of thousands of successful men.
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Wellville
Paroled convict beaten, left for dead in Wyoming
Bil Flannery, paroled from the state penitentiary, was beaten by ranchman William Baine after a dispute over stray sheep near Meeteetse Wyoming. Flannery lay unconscious with serious head and facial wounds and was taken to Cody hospital. Baine is held without bail as authorities pursue charges.
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Meeteetze
Wyo
Bil Fiagnery
State Penitentiary
W. B. Sleeper
Cody
Sr Wiltiam
T. Balné
Flannery
Sparhire
Balné
Apot
Plannery
Wrowing Wool Growers ‘Association
Riot at Havemeyer plant leaves dead and wounded
In Williamsburg the Havemeyer and Elder sugar refinery clash between 3000 strikers and police ended with a man killed, several injured, and over a hundred pummeled. Henry A. Morgan, cashier of the plant, is arrested after witnesses claim he fired from his office window as Nobolosky fell.
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New York
Havemeyer & Elder
American Sugar Refinery
Willamsburg
Hiapocter
Harkins
Henry A. Morgan
Te Havemeyer & Hilder
Witneases
Mr. Morgan
Hig
Nobolosky
Flannery Faces Severe Punishment Amid Uncertain Recovery
The report notes that doubt remains about possible punishment for Flannery, even as recovery looks unlikely and authorities weigh potential consequences.
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Flannery
Bodies Believed Lost at Shoshone Lake
Cody Wyoming August 1 The families of J K Calkins Jr and three government employees drowned when a sham launch capsized in Shoshone Lake now believe all bodies lie buried under mud and silt. Ranchers below the dam may refrain from drinking lake water due to sentimental concerns and fear of contamination from the submerged remains.
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Bodes
Hoorever Cody
Wyo
J. K. Calkins, Jr
Shoshone Lake
Government Dam
Bull Gords Borse in Wyoming Pasture Encounter
In Saratoga Wyoming August 1 B L Stewart tried to drive out a strange bull in his pasture. His horse charged the animal and was struck in the chest. The horse collapsed and died after staggering about fifty feet. Stewart escaped unharmed but laments the risk of future such encounters with vicious bulls bearing the brand L N.
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Saratoga
Wyo
B. L. Stewart
Stewart
Lost Haugen children found after night search
In Rawlies on August 1 a community searched all night for eight year old and younger sibling of Mr and Mrs JH Haugen who wandered from home. A rancher later brought the children asleep in a dry lake bed after they had started toward a friend’s ranch while searching for Bgbens.
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Rawlies
Mira
JH. P. Haugen
Mall Carhidir Injure on Owen Route
Richard Wailis, a government carrier, sustained a broken arm when his horse slipped and fell during a mall delivery along the Owen route near Wheatland on August 1.
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Mall Carhidr Injukeer Wheatand
Owen
Richard Wailis
Tramp Injuries Reported Near Green River Wyoming
Unclear OCR text describes tramps along Union Pacific track west of Green River with injuries. Mentions motive, a fall from a train, broken bones, and emergency aid at a work station. Details are fragmented and unclear.
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Araman Kulduld
Rock Springs
Wyo
Union Pacific
Green River
Blackul
Ife
Auto crash victims brought to local hospital
An injured man was taken to the hospital after a special unit rushed to the scene. Clark died from his injuries at the hospital, ending the incident.
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Clark
Union Pacific Coal Mine Shaft Reopened At Rock Springs
Officials report No 1 mine of the Union Pacific Coal company reopened after a closure last week due to a cave in causing crowding. The shaft is in fair condition. full operation might not resume here, as a new shaft will later hoist coal directly to the surface, bypassing the two mile grade haul.
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Rock Springs
Wye
Union Pacific Coal Company
Driver narrowly escapes death in runaway wagon plunge
In Thermopolis on Aug 1 a driver for B F Hubbard contractor on the Lost Cabin telephone line escaped by leaping from a wagon as a team ran away and toppled over a 200 plus foot precipice. Both horses were killed and the wagon splintered.
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Thermopolis
FF Mubbard
Winter in Race for Third Judicial District Nomination
In Rawlins Wyoming in August the Republican race for judge of the Third district heats up. Craigie and Greenfield campaign actively with their delegations and supporters while Prosecuting Attorney Winter, Winter of Encampment, vies for renomination. The contest draws notable local figures and an unsettled outcome.
Rain brings relief to Wheatland area with light hail damage
Good rains across Laramie county bring new life to crops. Reports from Ava four miles north describe a cloud burst with minor damage. Wheatland and nearby farms report some hail causing light damage to small grain crops.
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Wheatland
Laramie
Ava
Five Generations Born in Rock Springs Family
A son born this week to Mrs. Henry Mudd in Rock Springs Wyoming marks the fifth generation to be kept alive. The family includes his mother, grandmother Mrs J H Anderton, great grandmother Mrs George Binoom, and great great grandmother Mrs F Garelt.
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Rock Springs
Wyv
Theis
Henry Mudd
Tia
J. H. Anderton
Mra. George, Binoom
Tig Grest-Creat
Mre
F, Garelt
Palace Pharmacy Ad Promotes Sau-Barn Hazel Cold Cream
An old newspaper fragment advertises Sau-Barn Hazel Cold Cream sold at Palace Pharmacy. The brief copy emphasizes affordability and availability at the local drugstore.
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Palace Pharmauacy
Wéteh ffeet Gold Dream After Fishing Trip
An unusual report notes a traveler seeking a gold dream after a fishing trip and mentions Aun-Kurn and H being located at Valece Pharmacy. The item mixes fantasy names with a location tied to a pharmacy in a local scene.
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Valece Mharmacy
Indians Sweep Doubleheader in Cheyenne Battle
The Fifteenth Infantry team of Fort Douglas lost to the Indians 2 to 1 in a tense Cheyenne game highlighted by Rusty’s near perfection and Daggett’s steady pitching. A disputed run sparked a field protest, and a later game featured a historic double squeeze as the Indians beat Berthoud 6 to 4 before 1,200 fans. The squad then headed for a Colorado and New Mexico trip, with Trinidad and Raton on the schedule.
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Fifteenth Infantry
Fort Douglas
Utah
Cheyenne
Rusty
Daggett
Infantry
Goldier Stabbigt
Thrailkill
Sleg
Umole
Edent GC. R. Klidt
Indiana
Thie Lasuo
Ganmo
Wall
Cetegheno
Ulle
Wishers
Kennedy Ned
Deving
Anderson
Bankston
Christopher
Miller
Galena
Gonult
Hartnett
Gibson
Thrahkill
McCarthy
Haffter
Gillespie
Whelan
Runty
Hafler
Busterhaven
Daggert
Schoss
Berthoud, Colo
Ute Sembier
Gilson
Halfter
Elznal
Haffler
Faffimer
Ifobert
Berthoud
Kidiams
Drees
tayeLash
Burt
Hallach
Ferbert
Cucem
Saafiter
Robert
Hafliec
Rose
Martin
Geil
Gana
Wheland
Policeman, undertaker wounded in Kansas City burglary chase
Kansas City police officer Michael Menay and an undertaker were shot during a pursuit of burglars on Vine Street near Twelfth and Thirteenth. A woman in a adjacent home fired at the suspects from a window. the burglars escaped and Menay was wounded in the right shoulder. Countess, asleep in bed, was also mentioned in the confusion.
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Kansas City
Vine Street
Twelfth
Mourteenth
Michael Menay
Menay
OC. H. Countes
Too Many Young Men Weigh Saving Habits Against Risk
A garbled text fragment discusses youths and saving habits, implying hesitation about health costs and finances. It mentions banks and wallets, but the readable content is severely distorted and lacks clear events or names.
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