Bledsoe Not Held On Charge Shooting Neighbor's Horse
Clifford Bledsoe was discharged by Judge W H Edwards for lack of sufficient evidence in the case accusing him of shooting a stallion belonging to neighbor Lee Foster Brillhart near Egbert county. Brillhart testified the horse was shot with No 4 shot while in Bledsoe’s meadow. veterinary testimony suggested severe damage but not conclusive.
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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 says proceedings will start against all individuals charged with crimes during Bela Kun's dictatorship. Arrests and extradition steps have been initiated, per advices from Budapest.
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Copenhagen
Bela Kun
Budapest
Third Midwest Well Spudded In On Ilo
The Midwest Heflning company yesterday spudded in its No 4 well in the Ho Ridge field near Grass Creek. It is the third well on the structure with Well No 4 at 2,250 feet as crews work to seal a water inflow due to a faulty casing. The Producers Refiners' corporation well is at 500 feet and progressing rapidly. All ground on the structure is held by Mo Ridge company, with two other operators on a 50 50 basis.
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Midwest Heflning Company
Ho Ridge
Grass Creek
Do Ridge Oil Company
Producers’ & Refiners’ Corporation
Dehydration Plant Under Way at Cowley Wyoming
Work has begun in Cowley on the Wyoming Dehydration company plant to manufacture potato flour starch and other potato products. Led by H M Louis of Loula Distributing Powell with eastern capital, the plant is set to finish in September and will process 250 barrels of potatoes per hour. It will draw on 20 000 acres of Wyoming potato and vegetable land and operate a canning facility alongside. Contracts will cover yearly purchases of potatoes including lower grade or frozen stock to minimize producer losses.
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Cowley
Wyod
Wyoming
H. M. Louis
Loula Distributing Company
Powell
Eastern Capital
Funeral Services for Clyde E Davis Today
Impressive funeral services are arranged for Clyde E. Davis who died Tuesday after an appendix operation. The service is at 2:90 this afternoon at the Masonic Temple with Wyoming Consistory No 4 directing and Blue Lodge Cheyenne Lodge No 1 handling the grave ceremony. Pallbearers include Edward Storey Frank Jones Stanley Vaughan George W Daiber John J Melnerney Eugene Beatty. Honorary pallbearers are A D Johnson Wesley Dumm J H Walton Mr Reed William Dubois H B Henderson. Davis led trust and savings at First National Bank for 11 years. Early undertaking parlors handle arrangements.
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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 Market Report Aug 15
Hog receipts 4 500 with prices 21.35 to 22.35 top. cattle 4 500 received with beef steers and cows quoted across a wide range. sheep receipts 46 000 with lambs and yearlings showing lower to steady bids across classes. breeders and feeders vary by weight and grade.
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Omaha
U. S
Omaha Livestock Prices Signal Mixed Nonresident Trade
Chicago market report shows hog receipts around 40,000 with most weights up 25 percent from the previous day and top at 23.50. Cattle receipts total 9,000 with varied values. veal calves and feeders listed. Sheep receipts 3,000 with lambs at 4 to 7 pounds per hundredweight and yearlings around 10.25.
Lapland Dreamers Dress in Same Tunics and Stockings
In a curious note the article describes Lapland people adopting identical attire including tunics wrinkled stockings and leather breeches highlighting a cultural trend toward uniform dress among men and women.
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Lapland
Local American Legion Post Organized by Veterans
Twenty veterans met at the Industrial Club Tuesday night to organize a local American Legion post in Laramie County. Officers include Howhe Mentzer chair, Charles Hill vice chair, Maurice Dinneen secretary, John J. Melnerney and others as executives. a membership drive and a post name honoring a county hero were planned. Members will be drawn from all county veterans and will affiliate with the national Legion, with a distinctive badge described as a bronze discharge button set in blue with American Legion in gold.
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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 with a growing global and U S presence. It notes more than one third of world pigs in the Coventry area and a January count of 79 million, rising to an estimated 400 million nationwide, roughly one pig per person.
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America
Coventry
Women’s clubs plan cash prizes for war garden exhibit
Delegates of City Federation of Women’s Clubs met at the Plains hotel to raise about 350 for prizes in the war garden exhibit to be staged in the high school gymnasium after school opens in September. Committees will solicit funds from 25 cents to 1 dollar per person. announcements of appointments expected today.
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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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Midwest
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New York
Clyde Davis
Chicago Livestock
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Germany
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Ed. J. Kelley
D. M. Carey
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