Stock Feeding Growth Seen in State Forests Report
The annual forest service grazing report shows Wyoming fed 6720 cattle 2988 horses and 544974 sheep on forest ranges for the year ending June. A rise in cattle and sheep with a drop in horses. nationwide within the Denver office jurisdiction 18042 horses 1120 sheep and 979 goats were grazed. Grazing permits increased with more cattle and horses and sheep and goat permitters than the prior year.
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Forest Service
Wyoming
Forest
National Forest
Denver
Goss Cattle
Jack Wade Critically Ill in Denver Hospital
Becker hotel restaurant owner Jack Wade, a Cheyenne mayoral candidate, was reported critically ill at St. Luke's Hospital in Denver after a business trip. He left Cheyenne Monday for the trip and was en route when the emergency arose.
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Jack Wade
Becker Hotel
St. Luke's Hospital
Denver
Cheyenne
Chief Embery Begins Vacation After Frontier Season
Police Chief C. F. Embery starts a ten day vacation this morning after a strenuous frontier season. Officer Nolan will serve as acting chief in his absence. Embery travels with Mia Embery daughter Mina Margaret Embery and Mr and Mrs Frank Rabou, leaving for Denver by Rabou’s car with Colorado Springs to follow later in the week.
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C. F. Embery
Nolan
Mia. Embery
Mina Margaret Emberg
Frank Rabou
Denver
Rabou
Colorado Springs
Woman Relents in Frontier Show Case After Husband Arrest
William Christian was jailed on a wife beating charge just before Frontier Day. Police released him after his wife declined to prosecute and decided not to press charges, saying the punishment already suffered was enough.
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William Christian
Strong Denver Team Coming on Sunday
A Denver based team led by Dean visits town next Sunday to face the town boys. The squad has defeated the Cabanelas and owns an eighteen win, five loss record this season with Ed Gerrang of Chey as a noted participant.
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Denver
No Indians
Statis End Dean
Town Boys
Cabanelas
Ed Gerrang
Chey
Soldier seeks civil clothes after discharge
The report shows Diller procured civilian garments and discarded his uniform at Crow Creek, adding to suspicions of desertion. A possible discharge occurred as the man claimed dependent relatives, while his university record at Wyoming and camp performance argued against desertion. The State Leader advertises discounted letter matrices and complete sets.
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Diller
Crow Creek
Hhs
Dilley
Chicago
University of Wyoming
Hie
Fraud Suit Accuses Okie Group Over Land Grab in Wyoming
The United States files a record 146 page complaint in Wyoming alleging fraud by about 75 entrymen tied to Okie and the Big Horn Sheep Co. The case seeks recovery of roughly 12 000 acres across Hot Springs Washakie Natrona and Fremont counties and rent totaling 54607 86 at five cents per acre.
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Alto
United States Court
Wyoming
Big Horn Sheep Co
John B. Ok
Clarice Okie
John S. Dey
First National Bank of
Cheyenne
Hot Springs
Washakie
Natrona
Freemont
Okie
Okle
Hie Associates
Field Division
Department of the Interior
A. Baker
United States
Rigdon
Howell
United Blatea
Report Stray Cars Urged by Sheriff After Joyride Theft
Sheriff Gleason continues a thorough search for the Howard Young automobile stolen from Frontier park near Egbert Wyoming. He suspects joyriders abandoned the car and urges anyone who sees an abandoned vehicle to report it immediately to aid authorities in locating the stolen machine.
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Sheriff Gleason
Frontier
Howard Young
Egbert
Wyo
Frontier Park
Sheriff's
Gleason
Proper attention to diet rest and air for tuberculosis
The text urges maintaining good diet living conditions and rest to aid tuberculosis recovery. It promotes Eckman's Alterative as a non narcotic treatment that is easy to assimilate and claims it has helped many cases without opiates.
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Eckman
Beker
Sheen Tery
Cheyenne Mill Elects Board at Annual Meeting
Cheyenne Milling company stockholders meet to elect directors for the year. Of 715 outstanding shares, all but twelve represented. Manager D F Chandler reports the company in excellent condition. New director FE Johnston replaces Fred Hofman. other directors remain: F A Roedel, A D Kelley, George Hoyt, Stephen Bon, D F Chandler, J R Carpenter.
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Cheyenne Milling Company
J. Ross Carpenter
F. Chandler
Johnston
Fred Hofman
F. A. Roedel
A. D. Kelley
George Hoyt
Stephen Bon
D. F. Chandler
J. R. Carpenter
Foley Sr. Weds Corday Welles in Denver Ceremony
J William Foley Sr of Denver married Corday M Welles yesterday afternoon by Justice Frank Housman. Their son J William Foley Jr traveled from Denver to Denver County Clerk's office to certify the marriage license.
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J. William Foley, Sr
Denver
Frank Housman
Corday M. Welles
J. William Foley, Jr
Hughes Opens Fire Again on President
The speaker assails the administration's foreign policy calling it cheap talk and urges a new birth of American purpose and courage. He is cheered for five minutes before his remarks.
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Hughes
President
Congress
Grand Circuit races postponed by heavy rain in Pittsburgh
The grand circuit races in Pittsburgh were postponed after a heavy downpour ruined the track. The first day’s card was to be run today but will be moved to tomorrow with the program expected to proceed unless further weather disrupts.
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Pittsburg
Central heat cools Midwest as lake breeze drops Chicago temp
Cooler weather spread through the central states with a brisk lake Michigan breeze reducing Chicago temperatures to 77 degrees at noon. The Weather Bureau forecasts warmer conditions further west of the Mississippi tomorrow.
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Chicago
Central States
Lake Michigan
Mississippi
Weathers Bureau
Cole Motor Co Announces All Year Round Eight Cylinder Cars
The Cole Motor Car Company of Indianapolis unveils the Cole-Springfield body for the new eight cylinder cars. The Cole Springfield weight models include a seven passenger tour sedan priced at 2195 a war coupe at 2095 and a town car at 2405. General manager F Knobloch says the new body adds weather resistance and value for money.
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Cole Motor Car Company
Iudianapolis
Cole-Springfield
Cole-Springfield car features detachable tops and elegant open body
The Cole-Springfield body offers a permanent roof with a removable side window system to switch between open and closed touring. The open form showcases graceful design and luxury fittings, while remaining practical in all weathers. The new eight appears in blue with black trim and gray upholstery and includes automatic electric door lights.
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Aldo Curte
Cole-Springfield
Rolief
Finiehold
Weather Man Explains Weather Tools On U P Safety First Train
On the Union Pacific Safety First train a government forecaster will demonstrate weather instruments and explain how forecasts are made. The stop in town includes a live forecast, with an approachable expert who will show calculations, data sources, and how telegraph, telephone, and wireless feed weather information. The visit offers free admission to the demonstration and aims to educate the public about meteorology.
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Union Pacific
Ike
Weather Bureau
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Cole Motor CO
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Ing. Neau
Warner
Coatly Cohar
Jay
Pup. Chaser
Ter
Kelley Mercantile Co
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U. P
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Promp
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