Sheridan aims for oil fame alongside coal
Sheridan Wyoming expects rapid growth as drillers report a strong artesian flow at Oil City. A new company plans wells and gas piping to the city while the chamber of commerce backs further development. In Casper a rifle accident injures the mayor's son from rock fragments.
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New District
Great Lake
Sheridan
Wye
Oil Center
Oil City
Big Horn
Lander
Casft
Ol City
Sheridan Chamber of Commerce
Casper
Wilson Kimbal
Rancher Orville Sherrard Dies After Fall Near Skogard Ranch
Basin August 12 report states Orville Sherrard a rancher near the Skogard ranch was killed when thrown from his horse. His body was not found for hours and authorities deem the death instantaneous from a skull fracture.
Laramie Commercial Club Names Officers and Board
The Laramie Commercial club board approved a new by law at a recent meeting and will adopt it. The president is A. C. Jones and the executive board includes A. W. Augspurger, A. H. Cordiner, A. H. Crow, and Otto Gramm.
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Laramie, Wyo
Laramie Commercial Club
A. C. Jones
Conaista
A. W.augspuge
A. H. Cordiner
A. H. Crow
Otto Gramm
Keeline merchant burned fighting fire at store
Manville August 12 F D Apple gate proprietor of a general merchandise store in Keeline suffered severe burns to hands and arms while battling a two alarm blaze that threatened his business. The fire origin remains unknown but was stopped before major damage occurred.
New Commercial Club Formed in Manville
Aug 12 reports show the business men of Manville completing steps to organize a new Commercial Club. Officials and plans are to be announced as the group begins activities to promote local commerce and community projects.
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Manville
Washington
Judith Eien Horton Foster
Garfield Hospital
Custer, S. C
Manville Commercial Club Names Officers and Committee
The Manville Commercial Club announces officers L. D. Wilson as president and A. A. Dieleman as secretary. An executive committee includes A. A. Spaugh J. H. Slater and Ottis Twiges.
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A. A. Dieleman
Canaligte
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Lean
Supreme court upholds direct primary law
Telegraphic briefs report the Supreme Court ruling the direct primary law constitutional. Other items note drownings in Red River, population changes in Kansas City, labor arrests in Los Angeles, an Alaska earthquake report, Riley’s illness, a Chicago tragedy, a fatal train collision, Foster’s death, Iowa Anti-Saloon League charges against Des Moines police, and a pine cone industry hint in South Carolina.
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Des Moines
Iowa Anti-Saloon League
George Yeager
Visitors In Town Urge Cheyenne Porch Light Brightening
A public notice urges Cheyenne residents to burn porch lights during visitors' stay to brighten the city. The call emphasizes civic spirit and welcoming guests with visible warmth.
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Cheyenne
Conspiracy Claim Filed Against Rettig Brewery Workers
George Bausbach sues Rettig Brewery in Schuylkill County for 25000 damages alleging a conspiracy by brewery employees after his discharge for reporting thefts by night watchman William Tobias. The suit cites union fines and a strike petition as retaliation.
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Pottsville
Schuylkill
George Bausbach
Rettig
William Tobias
Brewery Workers’ Union
Bausbach
Buried Six Whyaa and a Blurred Baltimore Tale
An unclear OCR fragment references burial and a character called Bluebeard with a Baltimore attribution. The text is highly garbled but hints at a personal or crime narrative involving burial and identity confusion.
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Baltimore
Trained Dogs at Atlas Delighting Audiences
Atlas show features Carl Richardson posing dogs noted for grace obedience and quick responses to orders. Miss Marie Watson charms the crowd with impersonations as Moredock and Watson perform lively routines, backed by the Tittle Perfection Orchestra on stage.
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Atise
Carl Richardson
Moredock and Watson
Marie Watson
Atlas
Tittle Perfection _ Orchestra
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Boys Steal Cash Box in Kearney Grain Trade
In Kearney Nebraska two industrial school boys at a local grain dealer stole a cash box containing 114 dollars and 50 cents. One boy tried to secure a job while the other fled with the box. The incident occurred as they hauled grain for the dealer.
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Kearney,Neb
Industrial School
Ing
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