Man Falls Dead From Casper Roof at Burlington Yard
Frank Celere, a worker on the foot of an addition at the Burlington roundhouse in Casper, fell from the roof and died from skull fracture and internal injuries. Witnesses say the accident was accidental with no fault by those under supervision. The body was prepared for transport to California, where relatives reside.
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Carver
Frank Cellere
Furlington Roundhouse
Frem
Tr. Kamp
Cormer Gorew
Penona
Cal
Tie Brother
California
Peeter
Printer Breaks Ten Ribs and Arm in Elevator Incident
Rock Springs April 13 Griffin Le Prost a Vinotype orator for the Miner fell from a second floor elevator shaft in the Rock Springs National Bank building breaking his arm and injuring several ribs. He left the elevator door open, others then used the shaft to reach the fourth floor. He returned and stepped through the door expecting the elevator.
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Rock Springs
Apr
Griffin le Prost
Poinsotta Club
Clainke Anunweon
Jom Grohon
Cheyone
Ggnion
Green River Thureday
Kidfee
G. W. Meearth
Anto
Promse
Antera
J. BE
Lander
J. M. Milla
John W. Tay
Pacific Sprites
Foresth
Cheyenne
Coral Lord
Stockcrowers Mercantile Company
Mee
Thomas Gibeon
Miss Havel
unclear fragmentary crime notice from old newspaper
Fragmentary OCR records describe a Western laborer and a Mexican native entering a yard area after a Sunday incident at a rail yard. Details are garbled but indicate a transport or bunk car event near a location labeled Poclineton yards and a Logy reference.
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Pansey Ave
Sanday
Fternen
Poclineton
Removal of Nicholas Romasoff from Imperial Palace Grounds
Details emerge on the removal of Nicholas Romasoff from the former Imperial palace. A train carrying the former emperor arrived with placards and an armored car. Soldiers with bayonets lined the platform as the train departed and fired derisive shots at Fevevin's former ruler.
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Yetrograd
Ave
Nicholas Romasoff
Tanehow Sto
Gays
Urimea
Fevevin
Fire at Casper Write House restaurant smothered by quick firemen
Casper Aug 18. Firemen located a blaze under the kitchen floor of the Write House restaurant after a false alarm. Access through a floor hole revealed smoldering timber beneath the range. A strong water stream quickly doused the flame, leaving only a smoky odor and praise for the fire department’s prompt handling.
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Casper
Central Station
Write House
Howe
South Side Social Notes and Travel Departures
South Side residents share visits and departures as families travel to Ottumwa Salt Lake City Pocatello Helper Utah and beyond. Residents hosting guests include the Frakes Pace Collenburg Petersen Storey Storey farewell gatherings and hospitality at Bonser Cottage and Ball street.
Laramie Seeks Road Through Forest Reserve and Star Route Change
In Laramie August 18 a petition circulates to reconstruct a road from the forest reserve to Mountain Home via Chynney Rock. The plan cuts distance by about ten miles and keeps most of the route in the forest reserve, easing maintenance to the government and boosting North Park access for Laramie business. A separate petition seeks to restore the Star Mall siege and express route from Bosler to Sibylee, returning start to Laramie for shorter travel, better telephones, and stronger business ties. Both efforts gain local support and show potential realization.
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Laramie
Forest Reserve
Mountain Home
Chynney Rock
North Park Country
Star Mall
Bosler
Sibylee
Social News Highlights From local gatherings and visits
Mrs Harry McCloud hosted a Friday dinner for Mrs James Jordan and her son Guy of Ogden. Miss Laura McCloud attended a Thursday town picnic at Campstool and returned Friday. Mrs David Doak hosted a Kensington luncheon in honor of Mrs James Jordan of Ogden with a guest list of local ladies. Alfred Pearce has been ill at his East Eleventh Street home. Dowhower of North Platte Nebraska visits Ed Ware household. A. E. McConnell and daughter Pearl of Hershey Nebraska, guests at the Harvey home, returned home. C B Ware and son Kenneth of Hershey Nebraska visited the Harveys and Ed Ware. Mr and Mrs White and two daughters of Sutherland Nebraska left after visiting the Harveys with Dorothy Harvey. Charles Marks of Leadville Colorado is visiting friends briefly.
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Laura McCloud
David Doak
Kensington
James Jordan
Ogden
Doak
Mesdames Ghllam
Jones
W. E. D, Gray
Gage
Bonham
Jensen
Babcock
Lewis
Brandon
Jordan
C. B., Ware
Kenneth
Hershy
Harvey
Ed Ware
White
Sutherland
Dorothy Harvey
Charles Marks
Leadville
Colo
Pine Bluffs
Wyo
Clayte Hume
Cheyenne
James Hiatt
Texas
Alice Wynne
Wynne
W. H. Chase
Thermopolis
Dc. R. Buschow
Chappell
Neb
Wesley Fuller
Oregon
Marshall
Claude Hall
Schellinger
Clyde Perry
Tracy
Grover
Heath Board
Billings to Open New Stockyards
Northern Wyoming stockmen anticipate the September 1 opening of the Billings Stockyards on 36 acres along the Northern Pacific line. The yards, organized last May, will market cattle sheep hogs and horses within 400 miles, reducing shrinkage from short hauls and boosting Billings as a western marketing center.
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Wyoming
Montana
Wy om ing Central Building and Loan Association Formed
Torrington reports a new building and loan association to serve eastern Wyoming. The Wyoming Central Building and Loan Association will operate in Platte Goshen Niobrara and Converse counties with head offices in Douglas. H W Yoder of Torrington named as director. other directors drawn from Douglas Wheatland and Lusk. Authorized capital stock set at 1 million dollars, 5000 shares at 200 each, offered via monthly payments to help people own homes.
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Torrington
Wyoming
Wyoming Central Building and Loan Association
Douglas
Platte
Goshen
Niobrara
Converse
H. W. Yoder
Wheatland and
Lusk
Local News From Pine Bluffs State Leader
Pine Bluffs Wyoming August 18 reports on residents visiting relatives in Cheyenne and Texas. Local health advisory cites scarlet fever outbreak with quarantine and public gathering restrictions. Community updates include births, travel, sales canceled, and upcoming baseball game. Water quality concerns prompt boiling advisories and a new well project. Moved residents join the Marine Corps and a new generator for the electric plant is purchased. Wheat yields and contracts noted with prices around 2.75 dollars per bushel.
Freezone Corn Remover Promises Instant Relief
A Cincinnati man introduces Free Gone a new compound sold by druggists promising pain free removal of corns and calluses. It claims instant dryness shrivels the corn without skin irritation and lets the corn lift off with no soreness before or after. Women are advised to keep a bottle on the dresser for repeated relief.
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Cincinnati
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Hasonisolhe
Dildine
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Cheyenne Trunkactory
Capitol Ave
Utah
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Mires
Frakes
C. K. Collenburg
Roeidger
Glenda
Wro
Lester Garten
Hinton
Danabury
F. P. Hendershot
W. M. Casey
Omaha
Bonser
East Tenth Street
Mrs. Pretty
Denver
W. A. Bonser
Jessen
Swanson Ranch
Arthur McKay
Elmer McKay
McKay
Amen
Nels Petersen
East Ninth Street
Mra
Print Storey
Evanston
Death
Harry McCloud
Guy
Billings
Hed
Cheyenne Commission Co
Yarus
E. M. Sandy
Sorenson
Frank Osborn
Jack Mahan
Mr. Mahan
Marine Corps
Logan
Keon Kutter
Logan’s Book & Curio Store
Thanil Carey Ave
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