Sheridan welcomes Governor-elect Kendrick with public reception
The Sheridan community plans a nonpartisan reception for Governor-elect Kendrick at the Bike cub and Odd Fellows hall Saturday evening. Citizens from Sheridan county and Buffalo are invited to attend with flowers ordered and an orchestra planned for both halls. A band will greet Kendrick’s car on Main Street before escorting him to the Ellice club.
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Sheridan
Wye
Odd Fellows Ball
Buffalo
Mr. Kendrick
Main Street
Elice Club
Leg Break at Cattle Drive Ends with Grit and Stamina
John Sellers of XA ranch at J L Baird and Son sustained a dislocated ankle and a broken bone when his horse slipped on ice while moving cattle. He finished driving 14 miles home before medical help arrived, showing remarkable grit in the Newcastle News-Journal report.
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John Sellers
J. L
John Wan
Good Coal Found Near Newcastle in Wyoming
Newcastle Wyoming reports a coal find three miles west of T A Christy's ranch with three veins from eight to 24 inches. Coal quality improves with depth and is suitable for local use, farmers already taking loads from the veins. Johnson and Marquard jump to the Federal league.
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Newcastle
Wyo
T. A. Christy
Appointment of Lieutenant General Murray as Chief of the Imperial Staff
London reports at 8 45 a m that Lieutenant General Sir James Wolfe Murray is named chief of the imperial staff succeeding the late General Sir Charles Douglas. Murray previously commanded the Ninth Division in the field.
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London
James Wolfe Murray
Imperial Staff
Charles Douglas
Murray
Norw
Tada
Submarines and naval craft gains urged by secretary
The secretary urges Congress to increase submarine construction and defense funding, noting the United States trails only Britain and France in submarine numbers among major powers. He stresses aviation as a vital naval adjunct and calls for stimulating American production while foreign orders delayed by war.
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Congress
Miliawm
Hagland
France
United States
Germany
Japan
Department
Naval Carview
Labor Leader James Metlugh Falls From Treasury Building
Washington reports a prominent labor organizer James Metlugh was fatally injured after a fall from a fourth floor window of the Treasury building. Early investigations suggest he lost balance on a slick marble surface as he attempted to exit.
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Washington
James ¥. Metlugh
Treasury Building
Metlugh Binglem
Ahaiy Cireulat Halreay
Sheridan Claims It 15 The Biggest Wyoming City
Sheridan Enterprises claims Sheridan is the largest Wyoming city with a 17,500 population per Lark Co. It asserts Sheridan leads in growth and commerce on the Burlington railroad west of Lincoln with paved streets and electric lines. Census estimates show population growth from 281 in 1890 to about 11,326 in 1914, with school enrollment suggesting 13,208 residents.
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Sheridan
Cowree
Marke Sinclair
Sheridan Enterprise
Sher
Wyomits
Lark & Co
Sheridan County
Burlington Railroad
Lincoln
Cilia
Bureau of Coins
Moe
Cheyenne
Three Towns To Send Car Flour To Aid Belgians
Rawlins residents urged to join Evanton and Rock Springs in raising funds for a car of flour for starving Belgians. Each city plans 200 dollars from its residents and 25 dollars from each of the three banks, leaving 225 dollars to raise. Citizens were asked to subscribe at their bank before noon Saturday to avoid door to door solicitation.
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Rawlins
Evanton
Rock Springs
Rachina
Evanston
Batuniay
Kewlin
Weather Report Notes Dated 64-1677 for Lewent and Pavia
Readable data shows temperatures and conditions with figures 64 and 38 for Lewent and Pavia, plus fragmentary notes on weather and contact details. Summary present only for the two locations with available figures.
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Lewent
Grandmother Gets a Christmas Surprise from the Family
A family plans a Christmas conspiracy to delight their elderly grandmother. Sisters discuss gifts from jewels to books and embroidery while recalling past handkerchief souvenirs. On Christmas morning the grandmother’s eyes reveal the plan’s success and warmth.
Little Socrates Recites Odd Christmas Verse
The passage presents Socrates Hulginbrow of Howton describing a gift of Mother Goose lyrics for Christmas. He muses about a cow leaps over the moon and discusses the playful idea of bovine figures influencing lunar symbolism and musical development of cows of that era.
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Socrates Hulginbrow
Howton
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J.B. Kendrick
Federal League
Walter Johnson
Rule Marquard
Johnson
Washneton Club
Marquard
New York Giants
Chicago
Joe Tinker
Chrookion Club
Indianapolis
Giants
Wter
Federals
Clark Griffith
Washington Club
New York
Manguard
Auita
The
Federale of
Brooklyn
Rube Marquard
Venera Sim Murray Himtis
Reynolds Tobacco CO
Win Solem MC
Mhicom
LABOR
Lbrada
Acolient
Wyoming City
Weather Report
Boise
Snow
Wat
Eldy
Des Moines
Denver
Estate
Galveston
Helena
Phowls
Portland
Clear
Salt Lake
San Diego
Pteldy
Spokane
Ban Pranciaco
Beattie
Clear Auree
Grandmother Jewsup
Melian
Grandmother
Stella
Corinne
Isabella
Mollie
Maria
Laurie
Aes
Connin
Bob
Archle
Little Socrates
Grove
Abe
Baker’s Cocoa
A.ter
Cook Brothers
West Eighteenth Street
Wm. Hinthon
Woman's Home Companion
Mit
Rocky Mountain Cook
Hook
Logan’s Book and Curio Store
11Th and
Carey Ave
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