Wyoming Plans Fall Crop Trial At Pinedale Field
Wyoming officials discuss winter grain viability as John W. Hay of Rock Springs funds 1000 pounds of Teatarker Red No 1 winter wheat for a 3/4 acre plot in Pinedale. Local growers will plant and manage the trial to gauge feasibility and potential flour-mill support for future regional grain crops.
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John W. Hay
Treek Springs
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Jones
Hay
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Casper Judge Fines Seventeen Gamblers in Crap Game
Casper judge Cooper fines seventeen gamblers found in a Tuesday raid on a Grant and Futth streets crap game. Twelve were colored and five white. each pays a $31 fine or serves municipal work as punishment. The ruling reflects the active police effort to police gambling.
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Casper Judge
Casper
Auen
Tobie
Grant and
Futth Vreets
Cooper
U P Officials Visit Pinedale on Summer Tour
A Union Pacific delegation visited Pinedale and Fremont Lake enroute to Yellowstone Park, staying from Sunday to Wednesday. The group, led by W. S. Tingier and W. K. Cundiff, toured with locals and planned to boost regional tourism via a summer pamphlet.
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Pinedale
Fremont Lake
Yellowstone Park
Itiinger
Union Pacific Railroad
Omaha
W. K. Cundiff
General Puoenger
Union Pacific
Denver
E. A. Cope
George M. Revick
B.S. Redick
P. W. Jenkins
Zeph Jones
J. F. Patterson
W. L. Hobtie
Express
Rocky Springs
George M. Redick
Harare
Union Pacific Company
T. l. Clementsen
Jackson
EK. V. Cochina
Burglaries Foiled As Man Uses Rail Speeder
In Kemmerer August 17 two men burglarized the Cokeville Mercantile store while clerks worked elsewhere. Clyde Raw pursued one thief aboard a freight speeder, catching him at the first stop and delivering him to Cokeville. The second suspect was later captured in Kemmerer and returned for trial, with both remanded to the county work house.
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Kemmerer
Cokeville Mercantile Company
Clyde Raw
Cokeville
Tuy Marshall Con Wrady
Kommeres
Benell
Cokevilla
Justice of the Peace
Turchett
Limere Men Strike Settlement Faces Delay in Northwest
Lumbermen of the Pacific Northwest refuse to end the eight hour dispute by Saturday night. Governor Lister of Washington threatens federal intervention. The mills refuse to grant the eight hour day and fear competition with Southern mills.
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Portland
Ore
Pacific Northwest
Lister
Washington
Southern the
Wyoming Children’s Home Society elects new officers
The sixth annual Wyoming Children’s Home Society board meeting in Cheyenne elected John Ainer as president and a slate including Rt. Rev. P. A. McGovern and J. K. Mason as vice presidents. Miss Alice Jewell continued as superintendent, C. F. Artist as treasurer, with Kinney filling an unexpired director term. The society reported doubled donations and doubled children cared for.
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The
Wyoming Children's Home Society
Cheyenne
George L. Strader
Strader
Miss Jewell
C. E. Artist
Sheridan
Ines M. Robinson
C. FB
Wheatland
Alice Jewell
Joseph C. Kinney
Cokeville
Phillip Swarty
Lander
G. L. Strader
Jewel
Will Survive Lightning Stroke at Luian Ranch
At the Luian ranch southwest of Pinedale an employee known as Indian Bill was struck by lightning while mowing hay. He suffered severe burns, was found unconscious, and is recovering with scars expected. the incident echoed a six year old lightning injury to Abner Luman, the ranch owner, who was seriously hurt but never fully recovered.
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Pinedale
Luian Ranch
Abner Luman
Bill
Mr. Luman
Dome building at state fair destroyed by fire
Springfield report states the Dome at the state fair grounds, valued at $69,000, was totally destroyed by fire. The blaze endangered several other fair structures but troopers on the ground saved records of the national guard.
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Springfield
Tate
National Guard
Freighter Tragedy Leaves Boy with Severed Legs
Burns Aug 17. Fred Henley eight suffered two legs severed above the knee after being caught under a freight train while attempting to board near Burns on a run to Cheyenne. The Burns bridge gang worker had been drinking prior to the accident and was rushed to the Union Pacific hospital in Cheyenne for treatment.
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Burns
Fred Henley
Cheyenne
Henley
Bridge
Pine Bluffs
Flillsdale
Union Pacific
U P Double Track Nears Completion From Pine Bluffs to Archer
The Union Pacific double tracking from Pine Bluffs to Archer nears finish as grading is done and dirt work strong. The line is usable from Pine Bluffs west to Archer and east to Durham with only eight to nine miles left. Officials warn progress depends on labor and weather, but rapid pace could soon boost road efficiency by reducing wait times for passing trains.
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Archer
Durham
Virginia mountaineers sentenced for arms conspiracy
William V. McCoy and J Walter Phippa, both Virginia mountaineers, were sentenced in Bristol to five years in prison for conspiring to seize and destroy arms and munitions of war.
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Bristol
William V. McCoy
J. Walter Phippa
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