County Educators Conclude Convention Today
The Laramie County Teachers Institute ends this morning as Cheyenne and county teachers prepare to open school Tuesday. Cheyenne High School pupils must register today or tomorrow. grammar students not expected to report Tuesday. Vaccination proof required. Dr. W A Gook emphasizes teacher standards and community fits. cautions on amusements and adherence to personal beliefs. Dr. Cook notes community and religious differences and gives final lecture at 9 15 this morning. Flats for rent and homes for sale appear in a later ad.
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Laramie County
Teachers’ Institute
Cheyenne
Cheyenne ‘High School
A. Worcester
A. S. Jessup
W. A. Gook
Cook
Fort Lakes Gun Club Formed at Fort Russell
The Fort Russell Gun Club organized Tuesday with 30 original members including Col. M. Bigelow as president, Sergeant Major From as vice president, and Captain Altman as secretary-treasurer. The club gains permission to use lakes on government reservation as a duck preserve and will focus on pistol and rifle target shooting while aiding game law enforcement. No rifle meet planned yet but a meet will be arranged after readiness.
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Fort Russell
Fort
Col. M. ©. Bigelow
Miade
Altman
Wyoming Weekly Fishing Bulletin Forest Service Reports
Weekly fishing conditions for lakes and streams in and near National Forests. Reports from field officers cover Big Creek Encampment Brooks Lake Dubois Conant Creek Christina Lake lander Encampment Creek Encampment River Fish Lake Nubole Horse Creek Dubois Jaker's Creek Mishete Sheridan Creek Mahatal Warn Sprince Creek Nahantel Wiegines Park Nahntel with notes on water clarity and trout species. baits and flies listed.
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Den'r Office
Forest Service
National Forests
Feld Vfficers
Big Creek
Brooks Lake
Dubois
White
Miller
Conant Creek
Christina Lake
Lander
Encampment Creek
Fantern Brook
Encampment River
Horse Creek
Sheridan Creek
Mahatal
Walter Celear
Nahaieal
Wiegines Park
Nahntel
Natlea
Halt
Moe
Labor Day Parade Planned in Cheyenne On September 4
The Cheyenne Labor Trades Assembly schedules a Labor Day celebration with a 10 a.m. parade and an afternoon gathering in the city park. A detailed program is being organized by chairman Robert Smith and a committee of local leaders with multiple subcommittees for parade routes, music, publicity, and floats.
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Cheyenne Labor Trades Assembly
William Leonard
St. A
D. A. McVey
T. F. Carmorty
Fred W. Clyma
Harry Mason
Frank Alt
A. L. Lashbaugh
Kate Hilton
James Coffey
Harry Wilson
A. A. Ginster
Patrum
Nic Koerting
E. , Matson
New Style Auto Plates Adopted by State Officials
Secretary of State W. R. Chaplin announces samples of new auto license plates to be used after year end. The annual plate issue ends after 1920 with perpetual attachment to the 1920 plate. The 1920 plates are dark green and the 1924 renewal tag will be light green bearing the year 1924.
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W. &. Chaplin
Victory Buttons to Be Here Saturday
Colonel Charela J. Nelson recruiting officer of the Denver district invites participation as Victory Buttons arrive for a Saturday event and briefing. Local communities urged to show support and learn about war bond efforts.
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Victory Buttons
Charela J. Nelson
Denver
Self defense plea in Wyoming hog stabbing case
M R Dagger of Tower Wyoming bound over to Crook county district court on charges of cruelty to an animal after stabbing a neighbor's hog with a pitchfork. He claims self defense saying the hog invaded his wheat field and attacked him. humane officers say the animal suffered before dying and that the act violated humane principles. The hog weighed 200 pounds and was said to be affectionate, witnesses noting it did not appear ferocious. This is the first Wyoming case where self defense is pleaded in an animal injury.
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M. R. Dagger
Tower
Wyoming
District Court
Crook County
Ela Op
Antinalare
G. EB. Conzleman
State Humane
E.W. Burke
Humane Department
Dagger
Dagrer
Non Residents 10 Receive Proceeds of Moffatt Estate
Executors Dyer and Bresnahen report estate realty sold for 9202,000 in Laramia County and seek authority to pay legacies. Will bequests include 440,000 to Thomas Moffatt of Toronto 410,000 to William Moffatt of Toronto 810,900 to Henri de Moffatt 810,000 to Jennie Taylor, 840,000 to Robert Moffatt’s children and 8600 to St Mary’s cathedral Cheyenne. Taylor since died and her share passes to her heirs. Legacies total 41,500 after taxes and expenses.
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William Moffatt
Timothy Dyer
L. R. Bresnahen
District Court
Laramia County
Moffatt
Bitten by Rattlers in Week in Lander Wyoming
Mrs. Arthur Conjar, of Lander Wyoming, was bitten twice in one week by rattlesnakes while fishing in Popo Agile canon. The first bite came from a three foot prairie rattler with many rattles, leaving her seriously ill. A second, smaller snake about a foot long caused a more virulent venom reaction, keeping her bedridden for a period as she recovers.
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Lander, Wyo
Arhur Conjar
Mra. Conjar
War veterans secure the site with discharge certificates
Men who served in the United States Army during the German war arrive the morning of August 50th to secure the location, bringing their discharge certificates as proof of service.
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United States Army
Germany
Unclear prompt line about lead er and phone number
Fragmentary note requests a lead ear and a phone contact with digits shown, urging prompt action. Lacks full context or clear event details.
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Zola
N Products Refining Company P
New York
Wie
Leader
Fort Lakes
U.S. Department of Labor
W. B. Wilson
Roger W. Babson
Information and
Eeacaiual Seret
Fishing Bulletin
Moffatt Estate
United States
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