Dynamite Found Near Tunnel Entrance in Evanston
A bundle containing thirty-two sticks of dynamite was found concealed near the Alpen tunnel shaft in Evanston. Sheriff Twombly and county authorities investigated, seeking the person or party who left the explosives. Guard Captain Deed F Dreger and others were mentioned, with no clear clue yet. The incident follows a long-guarded tunnel linked to the Union Pacific line.
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Tate Venter
Hvanston
Arcs
Eunny
Alpen Fientel
Peter Day
Steve Tavier
Ata Mydil
Uitteedy
Tiilitard
Altamont
Tavier
Bush
Altminent
Evanston
Aft National Starv Aturer
Deed F Dreger
Theown Tunnel
Chey Gore Riviliane
Union
Trier
Perfectly Good Auto Abandoned in Casper Road
Police recovered a five passenger Overland left on Center Street and towed it to Moores Garage after it had sat for a week or more near Towns End store. The owner may face charges for the derelict vehicle and the case follows similar local incidents.
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Casper
Asper
Center Street
Elorice
Carto m
Avivona
Moors Werkard
Brooklyn Man Travels in an Ideal Fashion
Casper Aug 16 considerable attention was given to a houseboat built on a Ford body with a small cabin and beds on the auto. Shaffer of Brooklyn N Y and a friend Malone traveled in it to Casper. Malone left at North Platte while Shaffer resumes toward the west. The crew reports rough roads but the boat remains comfortable and steady for the journey ahead.
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Casper
Idk
Cooper
Ronson
Raia Welds
Ind Shaafer
Brooklyn
SN. Y
Malone
North Platte
Shaefer
Merger Talks Spread Among Wyoming Oil Interests
A major oil industry merger moves forward as the Allen Company falls under the control of a syndicate led by notable financiers including A. Wiggin T. Coleman du Pont and J. Hoge. The Waleson group aims to align operations with Midwest Refining and other western holdings in Salt Creek field developments. The Delaware chartered Wyoming Oil Co absorbs several regional entities, reshaping ownership and leadership in Wyoming oil.
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Caspar
Pntry
Wyoming
Wyoming Mentern
Tee
Allen Company
Camelets
TY C
Jockiing
A. TH Wiggin
T. Coleman du Pont
A. Barton Heplom
Berward
R. Ajc Smith
Hf Alexander
Krestor Thorne
F Kingsbury Curtis
F. H. Witeheark
HL Latteyteau
Ira M Campbell
Apr M MM. Tracy
Edwin Matt
Stevenson Taylor
A. Prank Jodee
James A Hoge
J. P. Tartram
W. Bartrat
EB. J. Pearman
Alien Old Company
Salt Creek Chelds
Wyoming Vetted Ol Company
Delaware
Wyomiee Petroleum Company
Gashem Wyoming OF Company
Rawhide #Basin Petroleum company
Yoder OF Company
Franklin Pettit
Thomas J. Itvan
IL. Chamberlaine
Samuel A. Cunningham
Jesse T. Yoder
Agronomist touts ideal barley for Wyoming fields
At Laramie Aug 16 agronomist Professor T S Parsons reports a barley patch named Charlotte Town No 80 sheds its beard at ripening making threshing easier. Seed came from Minnew Edward Istead of Canada and the plot could yield about fifty bushels per acre next season. Harvest begins this week with early varieties ripe.
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Laramle
T. S. Parsons
Exrrement Station
Charlotte Town
Edward Istead
Wolves Roundup in Fremont County Ends in Few Wolves Captured
Casper dispatch reports the Farlow wolf roundup near Riverton drew big crowds and many riders but failed to net wolves. About 600 cowboys and 100 Indians formed a wide circle chasing antelope and coyotes. only two antelope and three coyotes were killed, with a total drive of roughly 1000 cattle and scattered losses.
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Casper
Farlow
Delfelder Buck
Fremont County
Riverton
Matimoh
Brer Wolf
Mr. Coyote
Andrew Sweatridge
Arapahoe
Minfield
Corral
J. Okie
Farlow Sees Need for Next Antelope Roundup
Promoter Ki J Farlow expresses disappointment over the turnout of animals and says the roundup will be repeated in the fall. He blames captains for losing control and notes planned corral tweaks and training to ensure a safer, more successful drive next time.
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Ki. J. Farlow
Farlow
Mr. Farlow
Pioneer Ranch Bought by Nebraska Man
WHEATLAND Aug 16 The Bullock ranch on the Laramie river covering 2200 deeded and 2400 leased acres with 250 cattle and 20 horses sold to Arthur Bumgardner of Alliance Nebraska. The deal follows a year of strong ranch activity and new ownership begins September 1.
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Wheatland
Gare
Laramie River
Arthur Bumgardner
Alliance
Neb
General Bullock
Indiana
John Hunton
Modern Eve May Be Lose Near Wheatland
In Wheatland on August 16 Arthur Huntington of Foster Lumber found a pile of women's clothing shoes a leather handbag and other items near a lumber yard. Sheriff Roach took custody of the pieces and investigators seek the owners noting a suitcase may have been stolen from a train or auto and left behind.
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Wheatland
Arthur Huntington
Foster Lumber Company
Huntington
Negro Anxious to Join Fighting Forces in Wyoming
In SMERIDAN on Aug 16 George Brown alias Frank White, a Black man with multiple names, was picked up as a slacker and registered with the draft board. He claims to have served in a guard unit and wanders from plantation life into Wyoming, asking for any soldier job available and showing eagerness to fight.
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Smeridan
George Brown
Frank White
Brown
White
Green
Elehth
Wyoming
Bors
United States
English
Corns and calluses vanish with Freezone treatment
Advertised remedy promises painless corn removal with Freezone drops. It claims immediate shrinking of the corn or callus and drying of surrounding skin, urging women to keep a bottle handy for quick relief.
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Banston
Feanston
Hesney Pawett
Justice Court
Tan
Strane
Fleo
Iter
Merethie Rasley
al Thie Morsine Fm
Eller Rey
Een Asada
Meste B. Bogetrom
Wm. Reeves
Beanston
Preeine
Reeves
Cheyenne
Rvaneton
Euerope
Castoria
Wioming Fastern
Syndecata Shoulis Gontihon
Armin
Agronomist
Cheyenne Light, Fue & Power Co
Capitol Ave
Sing Sing
New York State
Georges Hodson
Pioneer
Nebraska
Yellowstone Park
Dildine’s Service
Court House
Lockorowers National Bank
Cheimnne
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