Wyoming Ball Tournament Set for Thermopolis with Cash Prizes
The state ball tournament in Thermopolis offers $600 first prize and $700 trophy, $100 second prize, and $200 third prize. Entry requires a $56 deposit, no fee to enter, and teams may field up to 15 players with eligibility rules restricting recent players. The event includes a professional umpire and all baseballs. play proceeds on elimination rounds ending with three winners.
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O'Reaponaes
Venice
Jones
Sheridan County Tax Rolls Report Big Growth
Sheridan values show a rise in 1016 with total valuation near 82,990,039 dollars including improvements and utilities. The assessor John X Marcie notes increased taxable property from telegraph lines and private car companies and projects a total around 10 million as a threshold near.
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Yiuortoan
Vnline
Sheridan County
John X. Marcie
State Board of
Eq Iin
Lest Pont
Lightning Kills Mexican Herders in Tent Hit by Storm
In Bagau Augu region two Mexican herders Percy Manos and Ben Martines were killed by a lightning strike while resting on a camp bed in their tent during a storm. Foreman Babe McCargar found the bodies the next morning. Munoz and Martinex are described as workers for the Bagua Live stock company.
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Bagg
Augu
Percy Manos
Ben Martines
Bagua Livestock Company
Munoz
Martinex
Babe McCargar
Union Pacific Plans Stockyards at Reliance
W F King of the Union Pacific rail road says stockmen have given assurance the railroad will start building stockyards at Reliance six miles north of Rock Springs. He and J W Shanley and J J Boulter toured the area from Pinedale to discuss the project and water supply for stock.
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HG Piney
W. F. King
Union Pacific Railroad
Re Jiance
Rock Springs
Mr. King
J. W. Shanley
J. J. Boulter
Frome Pinedale
Union Pacific
Reliance
King
Wyoming crops show decrease in August report
August crop summary from the Wyoming bureau of crop estimates lists declines in state wheat and other crops versus last year. It covers winter and spring wheat, oats, potatoes, hay, pasture conditions, and farm prices on August 1, with US comparisons and price changes for wheat corn oats potatoes hay cotton eggs and more.
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Washington
Wyoming
United States
Bureau of Crop Estimates
Weather Bureau
United States Department of Agriculture
Ihwa
Hay State
Drivers Seek Gains in High Demand Chauffeur Trade
A Motor Print article notes booming demand for chauffeurs as car ownership rises. It says skilled drivers earn about $120 monthly and stresses that owners seek temperate, trustworthy men with character. Allen Grant notes recruits often come from smaller towns and prove better drivers.
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Phauffeur
Allen Grant
Tarrytown
N. Y
Maxwell-Briscoe Motor Company
Wome
Wealthy Girl Found Incompetent in Estate Case
The jury ruled Louvia A Richardson of this city mentally incapable of managing her affairs. Her estate, valued over 1000 dollars, was deemed under control to a private facility or school for proper care amid concerns over fits and health.
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Laramir, Aug
Louvia A. Richardson
Miss Richardson
Grand Jury May Probe in Laramie for Serious Case
County attorney seeks to convene a Laramie grand jury to hear rape cases and possible related matters. The panel may review probable cause before pursuing actions involving two community residents. Also to assess the courtroom, furniture, and central county property conditions.
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Laramie
Laramin
Aug
Ward
Ing
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