Cattle Thieves Reported in Natrona County Wyoming
Natrona County reports indicate twenty four head of cattle and calves stolen from Mr Steed near Coal Hollow in late November. Branded stock include antelope head left side and S on both sides, with one cow branded 7, and two others TR. A three hundred dollar reward offers for arrest of suspects. other thefts include more cattle and horses in the region near Powder River and Teapot Divide. Brewer's ranch stock recovered days later near Casper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie N. Richards
Foster
Mr Steed
Cooper
Steed
Firat
Hiowarte
Poster
Hare
Alreriff
Brewer's
Powder River
Teapot Divide
Ack Lily
Brewer
Trewer
Casper, Tribune
Injury Report from Casper Hospital Update
A patient sustained a neck injury after a sudden head turn, resulting in a broken cord. Dr. Oh man attended and provided care to ease discomfort. Recovery time is expected to be lengthy before any movement is possible.
Miss Grace Strahn and Jay Custer United in Salt Creek Marriage
Miss Grace Strahn of Wichita and Mr Jay Custer of Salt Creek were married by Joethe Warren BE Tabiba in Casper on Monday of last week. The couple will reside at Salt Creek.
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Salt Creek
Grace Strahn
Wichita, Knt
Jay Custer
Joethe Warren BE. Tabiba
Casper
Cascarets Best for the Bowels and Lazy Liver
An old style health ad urges internal cleansing with Cascarets to keep bowels liver and stomach clean and regular. It claims Cascarets purify the stomach remove sour undigested food and foul gas and aid in eliminating waste overnight with gentle effects for adults and children.
Government Officials Object to Reservation Headquarters Plan
Washington orders would ban private gambling and building projects on the Indian reservation in Riverton. Officials argue such sites would bring in recruiting crowds for trips through Yellowstone Park and worsen drinking and disorder among residents. A federal Grand Jury in Cheyenne indicted a few reservation introducers, with expectations of curbing influence and safeguarding the community.
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Riverton
Wow
Theo
Taden Department
Washington
Yellowstone Park
Waloghe Reservation
Cheyenne
Horses Return After Long Hunt In Casper Range
Blake Horn of tates Hole long sought missing horses. After weeks of riding the range, he finally located one horse near his mountain retreat ten days ago. He found the herd with the recovered animal and brought them home the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casper
Blake Horn
Tates Hole
Blake
Foel
Thermopolis saloon keeper fined for stamp tampering case
Hyde, who runs a saloon in Thermopolis, was fined 200 dollars in federal court last week for destroying the stamp on whiskey barrels after they were emptied. Other notes mention hospital staffing strain at the Casper state hospital and delegates from Rawlins heading to the Cincinnati good roads convention with Dr Osborne as a potential delegate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry
Thermonpoleis
Tarry N. Hyde
Thermopolis
Rawlins
A& McMichen
Cincinnati Good Roads
Dr. Osborne
Cheyenne Man Completes Contract on Cheyenne Site
Rock River area inspection week of work by N. G. Petry of Cheyenne and Eugene J. Schweitzer confirms completion of a new school contract as crews assess progress and security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock River
N. G. Petry
Cheyenne
Eugene J. Schweitzer
Construction shift at Nir ifr site to Healy directors
The project at Nir ifr is nearing completion with work finished and the site handed over to Healy directors for final oversight and management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A Hao
Thetropolis Penitentiary Gang Paroled and Transferred
A group of inmates paths through the penitentiary road convoy toward Maw lime then Perk county. Several were released by pardon and parole while three remained for road work toward Yellow stone path. The gang will later be joined by four more inmates to face Cart Matamet: of Cady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thetnopolis
Arwetrong
Ihehatae
Cong
Los Coek
Maw Lime
Mithwaya
Perk
Increase in Martins Population Birth Announcements
Mr and Mrs John Swanken announce the birth of a baby boy. Both mother and child are doing well. Mr and Mrs WA Frederik announce the birth of a baby girl. A one pound birth weight was recorded for a baby born to Mr and Mrs Robert Barr last Monday evening.
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John Swanken
Mother
Baby
Mro
Mr. WA. Prederick
Mere Robert Borr
Miss Clara Cheese Broweh Marries Thomas Franklin of Rawlins
Clara Cheese Broweh daughter of Mr and Mrs Ten Cheesebrough wed Thomas Franklin of Rawlins both residents of Ek Mountain Bunten of Saratoga moved the family to Rawlins for their future home Vivien hoe returned from Rook Sprittad with Rheop for his company CLL.
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Rawline
Clara Cheesebroweh
Ten Cheesebrough
Thomas Franklin
Rawlins
Ek Mountain
Vivien Hoe
Rook Sprittad
CLL
Bunten
Saratoga
Stocking Brown's Lake With Black Bass Sparks Debate
Several hundred young black bass were released into Brown's Lake in an effort to boost fishing. The fish, not natives to the state, are believed to thrive in similar climates elsewhere, though the water may be slightly cold for them. The bass are notably larger than typical stock, with many several inches long, and officials hope they will thrive in the lake environment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rawlings
Canon Lake
Mack Bade
Kinney Accepts Hanna Raye Buck Offer for Stud Stock
HWANNA The Laramie Development Company sold fifty bucks from the Wikekburn flocks to J. P. Kinney of Hanna for breeding. Kinney inspected the flocks in Laramie and selected a good lot. Creminiary Hearing in Murder Case. RAWLINS Melvin Davis, charged with killing his sister at Fort Steele, had a preliminary hearing and was bound over to the March term of district court for murder in the first degree. The testimony suggested Davis is of degenerate disposition but not insane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hwanna
Laramie
J. P. Kinney
Hanna
Wikekburn
Mr. Kinney
Rawlins
Melvin Davis
Fort Steele
Rawling
Davis
District Court
Dores
No Bad Men Reported After Dempsey Search
Sheriff Ledford and posse returned from Powder Sarina country after a tip led them to look for Jack Dempsey. They found a wild horse camp but no sign of Dempsey or other armed men. The 2 mile horseback patrol occurred with little sleep. Saratoga also notes a new Presbyterian minister, Rev. M. F. Newport, welcomed by the community.
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Craig
John
Ledford
Thoraday
Jack Dempsey
Bily Johnson
Dempsey
Saratoga
Presbyterian Clurch
M. F. Newport
Pine Myf
Upper North Platte Valley
Treasury to mint new coins for Christmas demand
The Mint Bureau of the Treasury plans to coin twenty five thousand dollars in coins including oalves, quarters, dimes, nickels and sonnies mostly at the Philadelphia mint. The director Roberts said there is no heavy demand before holidays, but banks request fresh coin to satisfy customers.
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Mint
Trans Dary
Philadelphia
Roberts
Treamry
Gallefy
Diificult
Boulida
Culinary Conquest of Tripoli Macaron Habit Spreads
An oddHistorical note describes Arabs in Tripoli adopting Italian macarons and kettles as coveted items. It claims raiding Italian stores fuels Ayah resistance efforts, but benefits are described as profitless. The text blends culinary mentions with political overtones in a bemused style.
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Tripoli
Ayah
Nivets Jewelry plans Cheyenne mail order house
Nivets Jewelry Company announces incorporation plans with TL Niveth and others to open a Cheyenne mail order house beginning January 1 1918, aiming to supply territory cheaply under parcel post. The firm is selling its stock at cost to make room, hoping to keep much local money at home and attract eastern customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Sony
Mr. Niveth
Niveth Jewelry Company
Box Ball Alleys Teed Up Elty Championship Clash
A major boxball contest is set for this evening at the Box Ball Alleys. A picked ten man team faces The State Leader Team for the elty championship. Duffy Ries Johnson Vollack and Hartman compose the visiting lineup while J Johnson W Krosse J Krosse Stiess and Leichart form The State Leader squad. Last night Brennan edged Johnson in a bitter match while Brennan posted the season high 191 and Shorty Rhinesmith led with 226 as scores rose through the tourney rounds.
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Elty
Duffy
Ries
Johnson
Vollack
Hartman
J. Johnson
W. Krosse
J. Krosse
Stiess
Leichart
Will Brennan
Joe Johnson
Brennan
Will Krosse
Nalthough
Sage Tea and Hair Remedy Promises Graying Solution
An old remedy from grandmothers using sage tea is praised for coloring and preserving hair. The ad promotes Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy as a modern scalp tonic that kills germs, cleans the scalp, restores color, and encourages growth, with a money back guarantee after a fair trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyeth
Peer Gruggtat
Doctor’s prescriptions claim long‑term town survival
A skeptical question asks if medicines truly sustain life. The doctor insists his prescriptions have kept three druggists and their families alive in this town for twenty years, per a Harper’s Weekly quote.
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Harper's Weekly
Be Kind Today Say Kind Words to All
A timeless exhortation to choose kindness over praise. The author urges speaking loving words as the best tonic for happiness, emphasizing daily acts of compassion to uplift others and oneself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Tannatt Woods
Willing to Do Anything Girl Artist Draws Churches Graveyard
A young girl who later became a famous artist was caught using crayons on a Sunday. She cried for permission, promising to draw a church and a graveyard if allowed.
Philosopher’s Witty Take on Truth and Lies
A famed thinker joked about justified falsehoods in three cases. He listed two women related reasons and then paused, forgetting the third. The remark frames truth and deception with humor.
Mrs Bacon and Mrs Herbert Discuss Language From Phonograph
A fragment shows Mrs. Bacon asking if one car can learn languages from a phonograph and Mrs. Herbert noting a neighbor’s purchase leads to exposure to new words. The exchange hints at household curiosities about early audio devices and language learning.
National League Fielding Records Overview
The National League fielding records show Pittsburgh leading team fielding with a .987 percentage, Philadelphia second, and New York near the bottom at .956. Jake Danbert of Brooklyn and Vic Hetherington of Chicago share first base efficiency at .89, with several others close behind. Leach tops the outfielders at .978, while Bobby Byrne of Pittsburgh and Ed Keating of St. Louis are noted among infield leaders.
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Pittsburg
Philadelphia
New York
Jake Danbert
Brooklyn
Vic Baler
Cubs
Deviln
Boston
Kenetchy
St. Louis
Pitching Leaders and Tie Breakers in National League
Four men top the pitching list with perfect records including Gibson, Robinson Pittsburg, Brown Boston, Willis St Louis, Willie New York, Adams Pittsburg, Rixey Philadelphia and Smith Chicago. Brown and Willis played in one game, breaking the tie between them. Hendrix ranks fifteenth with .970. National League records are due for final publication on December 9 or 16.
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Leach
Gibson
Pirates
Robinson
Pittsburg
Brown
Boston
Willis
St. Louis
Willie
New York
Adams
Rixey
Philadelphia
Smith
Chicago
Hendrix
Nationals
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State of
Wyoming
Natrona Co
Omre
John Thunean
OH Man
Caspan
Rayo
E Continental Oil
Cheyanne
Theta Sian Balt Labs
Rawlins Reépobilenn
Kinney
Hanna Raye Bucks
Santa Claus
Bic Mail Order
City OF
Nivets Jewelry Company
Deorporete
Prgeh Foto
Kineter
Meng
Drennan
Kronse Gee
Heathman
Vollack Benen
Hartman Nyse
Prince Albert Tobacco
Prince Albert
Prince
Albert
We Or
P. A
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Winston-Salem, N. C
National League
Egan
Cincinnati
Bobby Byrng
Home Wagner
Bshomistoys
Feu
Blatz
West 10Th St
Max Davis
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