Attache of Soldiers Home Cow Brocky Known Fixture at Wyoming Home
Buffalo Wyoming Det 3 Brooky reports a long used cow named Brocky at the Wyoming Soldiers Home has died. The animal supplied milk and became a local fixture, with some speculation about the cause of death and confusion over her branding. The home crew mourned the loss of Brocky, a symbol of the facility.
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Brooky
Wyoming Solbe and Sailors
Jos
Gome
Brocky
Lallore
Old Fort Mey
Foley medicine advertisement with various remedies
An old classified style ad promotes Foley medicines for coughs croup kidney troubles rheumatism constipation biliousness and digestion. It mentions Foley’s omey and Tar Compound Foley Kidney Pills and Foley Gathardo Tablets available widely and to enclose with Go and mail to a Chicago address.
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Pont
Sheffield Ave
Chiago
Til
Foley
Strike May Open Vein of Semi-Anthracite Coal at Buffalo
Buffalo Wyoming December report notes miners strike may force mine reopening to exploit a hidden semi-anthracite vein beneath the town at about 400 feet. Borings from a seven year old well revealed a double vein with thick sub-bituminous coal between anthracite layers, potentially one of the region’s thickest sub-bituminous deposits.
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Buffalo
Wyo
Gion
Wool Growers Offer Bounties on Wolves and Predators
The Wool Growers Association will pay bounties for wolves and other predators. The federal survey will cooperate. Bounties listed include coyote and lynx at 2.50 each and wolves at 5.00.
Unclear Fragment Prompts Medical Remedy Mention
Vague text describes a remedy and laxative product statements. Mentions Thad, Maia, pills, and shoes. dialogue hints at outdoor trouble and dawn relief but lacks coherent actions or events.
Quiet wedding at Congregational parsonage unites Misa Hansen and Claude Meyers
Misa Florence Hansen and Claude D. Meyers wed at the Congregational parsonage with Rev. Pisher fread Wie officiating. Mrs. Herman Peterson and Mr. Earl Miller witnessed the ceremony.
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Misa Florence Hansen
Claude D. Meyers
Pisher
Herman Peterson
Earl Miller
Senate orders full inquiry into federal trade commission
The Senate directs a general inquiry by the Interstate Commerce Commission into the FTC amid charges that some employees are radicals. Hearings likely start January 1 with a subcommittee led by Senator Watson to probe the commission’s activities and alleged socialist links to bolster bolshevism concerns.
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Senate
Tnter-State Commerce Commission
Watson
Senaor Watson
Marriage Notice for Christian Ange Vwansen and Mabel Eklund
A marriage license was issued yesterday to Christian Ange Vwansen of Morse Creek and Miss Mabel Eklund of Albio.
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Ruby Clark
Concordia
Kan
Holly
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David Nimmo
William Walker
Christian Ange Vwansen
Morse Creek
Mabel Eklund
Albio
Railroad Conference to Continue Today
Leaders of the four railroad brotherhoods will confer again tomorrow with General Hines over his wage and contract revision proposal. Today's session adjourned to await data the director general requested, with notes noting December timing and urging early appointments.
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Teaders
Pirentar
Hines
Antil Tomorow
Western Vaudeville Houses Consolidate
Banetangisco and other main vaudeville houses south and west of Chleno consolidate. Morris Mayers, Jr, president of the Orphen Theatre and Realty Company, announced the move at a today meeting.
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Western Vaudeville Houses
Orpheum
Morris Mayersfield, Jr
Orphen Theatre & Really Company
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