Wyoming moves to teach English to foreign-born residents
Judge Tidball names Dr Grace Heard of the University of Wyoming to open a school in Laramie for foreigners seeking naturalization papers. The program, analyzed by the university YMCA, will offer English lessons to help applicants pass the citizenship exam.
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Jail Sentence for Fake Expert In Mine Claims
Cheeter A Lee received a sixty day county jail term in Guernsey after posing as a mining expert and securing leases and ore samples in Sunrise mine. He borrowed a suitcase and overcoat from Join McCormick, who later swore out a theft warrant. Lee was captured at Cer ing Neb and escorted back by Sheriff Roach.
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Sheridan Man Rescues Child From Water Then Finds It Is His Daughter
On the mill-race bridge, J. Plynn saw a child’s head bobbing in the water and pulled the youngster to safety. He then realized the rescued child was his own three year old daughter.
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Man Killed When Gun Discharges Near Fulton
In Torrington on a Wednesday forenoon A A Kaufman was fatally shot when a 22 caliber rifle carried by him discharged as he was getting off a wagon near the Fulton post office road. Hagler, who rode ahead, heard Kaufman cry out after the discharge and found him dying within hours. Kaufman, a recent settler and former railroad worker, leaves a wife and several young children.
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Strange malady hits Platte County horses
An unknown disease is striking horses in this part of the country. Horses suddenly weaken and collapse, then die. Residents have written to the veterinary department in Washington seeking information and a search for the cause is underway. Some blame sage consumption while others suggest a form of apinal motingitia.
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Basin Bridge Accelerates Greybull Basin Link
Work on the Greybull bridge connecting Greybull and Basin progresses with a large crew under Mr Ten Kyek. The structure should finish in ten days to two weeks, followed by fill and roadway completion at the south end for public use. The Nowood bridge at Manderson is closed and concrete work continues on the Big Horn bridge at Rairden. Swistier's Optical Service advertises at 215 W 17th St.
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Millionaire oil man expands Wyoming holdings in Powder River
Cortlandt Lawrence, California oil magnate, via Associated Oil and Land Co, scoured about 9200 acres in Powder River and sought leases near Ball Creek. He has past success in Spindle Top Texas Coalinga and Corona No 4 in Mexico. Lawrence’s Wyoming plans include three rigs this spring to drill near Powder River anticline and Embar and Ten Sleep sands.
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Former American Pastor Fights for Germany in Leipzig
Prof Dr Gaspar Reno Gregory, 60 and a former pastor of the American chapel in Leipzig, serves as a non commissioned officer in the German army. Native of Philadelphia born 1846, he graduated from the University of Pennsylvania in 1867 before moving to Princeton and joining Leipzig University as a theology professor. He enlisted as a volunteer and has advanced in rank, remaining mentally sharp and physically fit among younger soldiers.
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Hamburger Brust Thee Eases Cold Says German Remedy
An old advertisement touts Hamburger Brust Thee as a remedy for colds and grip. It instructs a tablespoon in boiling water, strained, to drink a teacupful to relieve congestion and loosen bowels. Described as inexpensive, entirely vegetable, and harmless.
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Cheyennne Interest in New Tonic Adier-i-kea
Cheyennne people express astonishment at a new tonic Adier-i-ka that claims quick relief from stomach issues and gas. The ad notes it acts on both lower and upper bowels, with a few doses suggested to prevent or relieve appendicitis and digestive distress. A. B. Roedel, druggist, endorses the remedy.
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