Wyoming Residents Seek Mail Route From Worland to Dickie
North and east of Meetestee near Gooseberry Creek petition government to establish a Worland to Dickie mail route about fifty miles. They want the Mewiertao people to join, citing a good winter and summer road and potential faster mail once the railroad is finished. A ceremonial note mentions local hunting trips and a wedding, with community members attending in Cheyenne and at nearby towns.
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Meetestee
Gooseberry Creek
Worland
Dickie
Ammer
Cheries A Mairs Weds Miew Minnie FB Hohn at Cherfat Church
Cheries A Mairs and Miew Minnie FB Hohn were married on Thanksgiving night at Cherfat Church Rectory with Rev Frank Zimmerman officiating. The groom is principal of the school at Glenrock and one of the town's leading citizens.
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Hovglas
Cheries A. Mairs
Miew Minnie FB. Hohn
Cherfat Church
Frank Zimmerman
Glenrork
Casper elects Professor Abner Shirk as leader
A namer of the hove of Casper and early supporters elect Professor Abner Shirk as leader in a formal town gathering. The group aims to guide local affairs with Shirk as a prominent figure.
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Organic Hoys
Casper
Hove
Abner Shirk
Fund Drive Aims to Help Local Boys
A community effort seeks donations to support training and care for local players. Organizers urge everyone able to contribute and join the drive to back the boys on their upcoming venture.
Kemmerer Resident Plans Newspaper Specialty Business
Harry Clark has returned to Kemmerer and joined WW Woag in reviewing an import invoice. He earned approval from Mrs Harter Narre and intends to open a newspaper and permit business in Kemmerer. The venture aims to serve growing demand for headlines and reading material.
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Vemmerer
Harry Clark
Kemmerer
Eiparium
Beeview
Mra Harter Narre
Hte
Wielneee
Tle
Kemmerer Gets New Drug Store Opened by Local Couple
Mrs Fitzgerald and her husband have opened the Kemmerer Pharmacy the new drug store in Kemmerer following recent licensure from the late board of pharmacy. She is a graduate of Presbyterian Hospital of Chicago and studied pharmacy at Northwestern College in Chicago.
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Kemmerer Mere
J. F Pitegeralt Haw
Board of Pharmacy
Presbyterian Hospital of
Park Buffalo Herd Faces Hemorrhagic Disease Threat
Yellowstone National Park herd of buffalo numbering over 200, famed as a premier bison group, faces extinction risk from an infectious hemorrhagic disease. Government veterinary surgeon K W 8 Newman arrived from North Dakota to vaccinate the herd as mortality in cattle runs high and buffalo losses are feared.
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Yellowstone National Park
K. W. 8 Newman
North Dakota
Park
Domea
Disease Threat Strikes Buffalo Herd in Park
Authorities investigate a disease outbreak among buffalo in the interior of the park after an escaped animal bared the incident. Officials seek transmission methods, note vaccination is planned, and veterinarians from the government will work to find a cure as the herd numbers reach about 250 plus additional local groups.
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Netwamel
Bernt
Germany
Minnesota
Tennessee
Wonderland
Aillings Gagette
Ale Horn School Closed Ten Days Over Scarlet Fever
County health officer Dr Anna Curd reports several scarlet fever cases near Big Horn. The Ale Horn school will close for ten days and three Cowan family members at Rig Horn and one Margareidge resident near Big Horn are sick with the illness. Past scarlet fever at those homes is thought to contribute to current infections.
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HIG Horn Bty
Anna Curd
Ale Horn
Big Horn
Cowan
Rig Horn
Ben Margareidge
Peterton Ranch Expands Horse Stock and Livestock
Mr Peterton plans a stock ranch focusing on horses and cattle with a large herd and other stock on the Peterran and Bennett ranches. A bungalow with modern conveniences provides comfortable living on the property. An antelope stays with the herd, and the animals are described as exceptionally tame.
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Mr. Peterton
Peterran
Bennett
Casper Team Outplayed by Douglas in Away Game
Casper traveled to Douglas on Wednesday and lost to the fast Douglas team by 25 to 16. Captain Veterton stated they were fairly outplayed and received courtesy from the Douglas players.
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Casper
Douglas
Veterton
New Cattle Company Emerges in County Off to Strong Start
County commissioner Tom Hell forms the Tom Bell Cattle Company with capital stock of 250000 dollars. He joins forces with members of the American Live Stock and Loan Co of Denver to revive cattle business and attract investment in the region.
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Tom Hell
Tom Bell Cattle Company
American Live Stock & Loan Co
Denver
Bell Forms Cattle Company With Noted Managers
Mr Bell becomes president of a new cattle company and secures Albert Taddiken as range manager. Taddiken formerly ran Harris Franklin’s Mill Iron ranch in Montana. The firm plans to run many young steers next spring and consolidates Bell’s personal and ranch holdings under the "tiny" brand.
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Nting
Bell
Albert Taddiker
West
Taddiken
Harris Franklin
Old “Mill
Montana
Node
Thie Gondon
Conrts
Tom Bell
Hae
Douglas
P.terprise
Osborn Buys Denver Property for 6000 Dollars
Former Governor John E. Osborne of Wyoming purchased two lots at 724 80 California street in Denver for 6000 dollars. The one story building on the property was bought as an investment through Fenris Conway company. Sheridan sees November births 6 and deaths 11 marking first county month with higher deaths than births due to reporting delays.
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California Street
John E. Osborne
Wyoming
Osborne
Fenris & Conway Company
Denver Times
Sheridan
Anna G. Hurd
Sheridan County
Antelope Race With Car Thrills Greeley Readers
A two dozen antelope raced a fast automobile near Chalk Bluffs as Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Peterson and Dr. C. A. Bennett drove from a ranch. The herd kept pace briefly until the car overtook and the animals swerved away.
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A. H. Peterson
C. A. Bennett
Chalk Bluffs
Greeley Republican
Declare War on Colds Prominent New York Physicians Lead Campaign
A education crusade by New York physicians aims to make colds uncommon within a generation. They advise avoiding draughty cars hot rooms and overeating while emphasizing rapid recovery. They promote Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as effective and urge readers to buy through the State Leader in Wyoming.
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New York
Charmberlain
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