Bledsoe Not Held On Charge Shooting Neighbor's Horse
Clifford Bledsoe was discharged by Judge W H Edwards for lack of enough evidence to convict after testimony that his neighbor Lee Brillhart’s stallion was shot in the left flank. Brillhart and his 14 year old son Daniel testified the stallion strayed into Bledsoe’s meadow and was found wounded the next day. Dr William Logan estimated about 125 No 4 shot entered the horse, which weighed about 1400 pounds before the injury.
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Clifford Bledsoe
Lee Foster Brillhart
Egbert
W. H. Edwards
Brillhart
Bledsoe
Daniel
Daniel Brillhart
Logan
A. D. Walton
Edwards
Charles&. Lane
W. Q. Phelan
Bela Kun Faces Murder Charges
The Hungarian public prosecutor announced proceedings will begin against individuals charged with crimes during the Bela Kun dictatorship. Steps have been taken for their arrest and extradition, with advices arriving from Budapest.
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Copenhagen
Bela Kun
Budapest
Third Midwest Well Spudded In On Ilo
The Midwest Hefling company spudded its No 4 well in the Ho Ridge field near Grass Creek, now the third well on the promising structure. Do Ridge Oil at 2250 feet fights water intrusion from a faulty casing. Producers' & Refiners' corp at 500 feet makes rapid progress while Mo Ridge holds all ground on the structure with two other operators on a 50 50 basis.
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Midwest Hefling Company
Ho Ridge
Grass Creek
Do Ridge Oil Company
Producers’ & Refiners’ Corporation
Dehydration Plant at Cowley Set to Begin Operations
Work has begun in Cowley on a new Wyoming Dehydration plant producing potato flour and starch. Led by H. M. Louis of Loula Distributing Powell with eastern capital, the factory due to finish in September will process 250 barrels of potatoes per hour and serve Wyoming acreage of 20 000 acres. A cannery will operate alongside the dehydration plant.
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Cowley
Wyod
Wyoming
H. M. Louis
Loula Distributing Company
Powell
Eastern Capital
Funeral Services for Clyde E. Davis Held Today
Impressive funeral services were held for Clyde E. Davis who died Tuesday after an appendicitis operation. The service at the Masonic Temple was conducted by Wyoming Consistory No. 4 with Blue Lodge Cheyenne Lodge No. 1 assisting at the grave. Pallbearers included Edward Storey and others. honorary pallbearers were named. Davis headed the trust and savings department at First National Bank for 11 years. Early undertaking parlors arranged the services.
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Clyde E. Davis
Masonic ‘Temple
Wyoming
Temple
Blue Lodge
Cheyenne Lodge
Edward Storey
Frank Jones
Stanley Vaughan
George W. Daiber
John J. Melnerney
Eugene Beatty
A. D. Johnson
Wesley Dumm
J. H. Walton
Mr. Reed
William Dubois
H. B. Henderson
First National Bank
Chicago Livestock Prices and Receipts Report
Hogs receipts 4,500 with prices 21.35 to 22.35 top. cattle likewise 4,500 with varied values. sheep receipts 46,000 with lambs and yearlings priced from 10 to 16.65 and ewes 7 to 9. Details show mixed gains for hogs and strong activity in stockers and feeders amid broad market shifts.
Omaha Livestock Prices Reported for Hog Cattle and Sheep
Chicago price bulletin notes hog receipts of about 40 000 with values 25 higher than yesterday top 23 50 and various weights. Cattle receipts 9 000 show slow market with ranges for steers heifers cows and veal calves. Sheep receipts around 3 000 with lambs under 84 pounds and yearlings listed among others at limited ranges.
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Chicago
Lapland Attire Sparks Echoing Dreamlike Imagery
The passage describes Lapland men and women dreaming in matching outfits of tunics stockings breeches and whimsical polated whoo as a surreal shared vision.
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Lapland
Local American Legion Post Formed By Veterans
Twenty World War veterans met at the Industrial Club Tuesday to organize a local post of the American Legion. Officers elected include Howhe Mentzer as chairman and Charles S. Hill as vice chair, with Maurice Dinneen secretary and John J. Melnerney among the executive committee. The post aims to affiliate with the national organization and to recruit Laramie county veterans, naming the post after a local fallen hero. Members will receive a bronze discharge button encircled by a blue enamel ring reading American Legion.
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American Legion
Industrial Club
Howhe
Mentzer
Ghas. S. Hill
Maurice Dinneen
John J. Melnerney
B. W. Bennett
Leslie A. Miller
Harry 8. Henderson, Jr
Edward Storey
Laramie County
Army
Navy
Marines
National Organization of the American Legion
War Department
Legion
One of America’s Greatest Assets the Reviled Hog
The hog is described as a national asset of first importance. The Coventry notes the world pig population surpassing 400 million, with the United States home to about one hog per person today after 79 million in January. It reflects shifting attitudes toward pigs in parlor life.
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America
Coventry
The
United States
Women plan prize fund for war garden exhibit
Delegates from city clubs met at the Plains hotel with Mrs. B W Glafcke as chairwoman to raise about 350 for prizes for the war garden exhibit to be staged in the high school gym after school opens in September. Committees will solicit funds personally from 25 cents to 1 dollar per person. names of committee members to be announced.
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City Federation of Women's Clubs
Plains Hotel
B. W. Glafcke
Thomas Hunter
Charles Bristol
E. W. Gafcke
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Warden D. Cross
Capitol Avenue
Justice Edwards
Stallion
Midwest
Alice Monroe
New York
Clyde Davis
Chicago Livestock
Omaha
U. S
Omaha Livestock
Post American Legion
Cheyenne Wen
Germany
Henry W. Bullock
Ed. J. Kelley
D. M. Carey
Geo Mr. Kornmager
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