STATE UNIVERSITY OPENS SEPTEMBER 13 IN LARAMIE
Wyoming news notes the state university schedule opening September 13 and outlines the semester calendar with admission exams, registration, holidays, and term dates. It also lists faculty changes including Albert Lokken as new director in the department of torts, Katherine Waller joining home economics, Mary Hoovey joining the extension division, and Lucy Feddersen replacing Heisle Lester in mathematics.
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Nolace
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California
Lukken
University of Wromlie
Chicago
Aradano
University of South Dakota
Mita Katherine Waller
Tractor
Grace Lantz
Mise Lante
Zebeler
Ardmore
Okla
Mien Waller
Columbia University
Mary Hoovey
I la Hobeen
Kanene
Mins Hisle Lester
Lucy Feddersen
Basin
German Wrestler Passes Through City
German light heavyweight Paul Wasely traveled overland by motorcycle from St Louis to Cheyenne and passed through Casper on his way to wrestle in the near future. He plans to leave Cheyenne this morning. Awisher's Optical Service advertises at 215 W. 17th St.
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Casper
Cheyenne
Nirely
St. Louia
Awisher
W. 17Th St
Showers Benefit Crops Across Wyoming Report
Weather summary for the week ending Tuesday reports general showers across the state and moderate temperatures. Pastures and livestock are in good condition. irrigated crops progress, harvests advance, and haying proceeds with alfalfa nearing first harvest in central regions. Multiple towns note improved or steady conditions with varied local specifics.
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Cheyenne Weather Bureau
Boyd
Kirk Baker
Casper
McKenzie
Louis A. Gregory
Dubois
F. H. Welty
Foxpark
Wm. F. Will. Lander
McLin
Collom, Moore
Edwin Moore
Pine Blupps
H. A. Frise
South Pass
John Sherlock
Star Valley Prepares for Annual Fair
Afton August 17 Preparations for the annual fair set for September 14 15 and 16 with county officials funding improvements and larger prizes Star Valley officials expect a top event and anticipate entries from local sportsmen including horse races at the Afton Fair grounds Afton Bokville road improvements promise smooth travel and a Cokeville vs Afton ball game possibly with the Kemmerer band providing music
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Star Valley
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R. R B. Bacon
Star Valley Commercial Club
Lincoln Countyair
Afton’okeville
Cokeville
Kemmerer Band
Anuric Promoted for Rheumatism Relief by Dr Pierce
The article touts Anuric a remedy by Dr Pierce of the Invalides Hotel and Surgical Institute Buffalo New York claiming it eliminates uric acid and relieves rheumatism headaches back pain stomach distress swollen feet gout and other distressing symptoms. A trial package is offered for 10 cents and the drug is said to be more active than lithia.
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Pierce
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Commissioner Robbed During Kemmer Visit in China
County Commissioner O T Papworth and wife, touring Cheyenne en route home from Kemmer, were robbed during their Kemmer visit. A thief entered Papworth's room at Cheyenne and stole trousers hung on a chair. The next morning the loss was found and a pair replaced. Investigation showed $26 in cash taken.
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O. T. Papworth
Kemmerer
Cheyenne
Local Billings Chamber Opposes Big Horn National Park Plan
At a Sheridan Aug 17 meeting the Billings Chamber of Commerce adopted resolutions opposing all plans to create a national park in the Big Horn mountains. The Sheridan Commercial club and Billings Club endorsed the stance, arguing a park would harm the livestock industry without benefit, preferring free forest service use over park regulation.
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Billings Chamber of Commerce
Big Horn Mountains
Billings Club
Sheridan Commercial Club
Chamber of Commerce
Forest Service
Jump From Auto and Escape Death
Casper report of Mr. and Mrs. A. Doornbos narrowly escaping a fatal crash Sunday afternoon near Wolf creek. The Edby car rolled backward down a hill and tipped into the creek bed. Mrs. Doornbos was thrown clear with minor injuries while Mr. Doornbos suffered a broken rib and minor bruises.
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Casper
A. Doornbos
Wolf Creek
Mr. Doornbos
Douglas seeks curb construction for street network
A Douglas movement aims to curb the city streets by connecting existing curb segments. Residents would be required via ordinance to place curbing in front of properties, with most blocks already curbed in the county area improving courthouse property.
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Douglas
Boy Shot By Own Rifle While Hunting Dies
Sidney Smith a 11-year-old boy of west Casper was accidentally shot while rabbit hunting with a companion. He laid down his rifle and it fired when a rabbit jumped, striking him in the abdomen. He died that night after his intestines were punctured in fourteen places. Funeral held Wednesday afternoon.
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Sidney Smith
H. C. Smit
West
Young Smith
Stuard
Manbeck
Chamberlain Chapel
Big Horn Mace film crew hikes Wyoming mountains
Sheridan Aug 17 Some moving pictures were filmed last week by Miller representing L Chee Inc New York. On site he praised the home effort saying Camping in the Big Horn Mountains of Wyoming would be big if done well. Miller toured continents filming and plans to present a notable travel film with local guides and outfitters assisting Stevy, secretary of Sheridan Commercial, and a ranch guide.
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Miller
Barone
Asia
Australia
America
Stevletary
Ur Ranch
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