Wyoming canal repairs may finish by Christmas
Cody Canal association under Conrad Johnson repairs the big flume at Red Hill this week with nine men. If weather cooperates, the flume should be fully repaired by Christmas using 49 000 feet of lumber from Darrah Lumber to fix three main flumes. Half the timber goes to Red Hill, the rest to Sulphur Creek and Sage Creek flumes. The group expects no repairs needed next season and aims to improve service next year.
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Conny
Wyo
Cody Canal Association
Conrad Johnson
Canal Association
Darrah Lumber Company
Red Hill
Sage Creek
Vohnton
Association
Ditehr
Sheridan County threshing season wraps up the crop
The article notes Sherdian County will complete threshing soon and store all grain separating machinery. Ideal weather for six weeks let ranchers catch up after September delays. It mentions a bumper crop this year and that sixty letters were awarded to four URTY Players this fall by the University of Pennsylvania.
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Sheridan
Aisha Ruiaaing
Sheridan County
University
Pennsylvania
Powell Welcomes New Creamery With Relocated Plant
Powell Wyoming December 13 a new creamery is being established and soon to open. The plant will belong to Albert Hayers a local dairy man who knows the business well. The equipment comes from a failed Lowell setup and is being installed again in Powell for active operation with Mr Buyers previously running the Lowell creamery.
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Powell, Wyo
Albert Hayers
Lowell
Buyers
Short Winter Agricultural Courses At University
The University of Wyoming Agricultural College will offer a short practical winter course in agriculture from January 6 to 17, 1913 for Wyoming farmers and ranchmen and their families. The program includes lectures, recitations, field work, stock judging, veterinary clinics, milk testing and surveying, with an information circular available from President C A Duniway. An accompanying domestic science and art course for ladies is planned and evenings feature lectures and chess arrangements.
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University of Wyoming Agricultural Collllege
Wyoming
Rancomen
C. A. Duniway
Laramie
One-Bromo Quinine Laxative Claim Signature of E W Grove
An advertisement touts the sole Bromo Quinine laxative with a signature claim by E W Grove promising cures for cold in one day and grip in two days, priced at 25 cents. The text highlights the product as a universal remedy.
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E. W. Grove
Gossip of the Bport World and sports notes
Clark Griffith praises Lelivolt at $51 batting average after sending him to Rochester then selling to the New York Americans. Lowell Massachusetts stands burn after fire may be rebuilt with steel and concrete stands. Hugh Campbell backs one pitcher per three innings scaling, while some blows expose the rule. Ralph Shiley to captain the national inter scholastic title next year. Palmer Hildenbrand signs with St Louis Cardinals after Danville Threp L league stint. Homewood Country Club bids for next amateur golf tourney. Jack Hendricks seeks a first baseman to replace Lindsay retiring next season. Johnny Kilban’s featherweight title form declines. fans expect old-time skill. Pirates have not agreed to a spring series with Nostened Sor at Hot Springs. fans desire a Wagner clash. Harvard reports forty candidates for ice hockey.
Direct Election of Senators Moves Toward Federal Mechanism
Washington dispatch reports Senator Borah of Idaho pushing for direct elections via a new federal statute. He plans to press ten state legislatures this winter for ratification of the constitutional amendment, now 30 states short of Congress approval. Massachusetts and Arizona have ratified. If adopted, every qualified voter for state House would cast a ballot for U.S. senator.
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Washington
Borah
Idaho
United States
Massachusetts
Arizona
Congress
House of Representatives
Stotesbury Dinner Draws 150 Invited Guests to Kit Carlton
Philadelphia report notes Edward T Stotesbury hosted a dinner dance for 150 invited guests at the Kit Carlton hotel. Guests included society women who smoked cigarettes with gold monograms and gathered in the barroom before moving to a ballroom for fashionable dancing.
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Philadelphia
Edward T. Stotesbury
Carlton
Ahe
Walter Brooks
Kits Carlton
Mra Stotesbury
Death closes Lt. Col. Hearns famed career
Denver, Dec. 13. Lieutenant Colonel Lawrence J. Hearn of the Third Infantry U.S. Army died in San Francisco after injuries from a parade accident in Denver four years ago. He served 29 years with the Twenty first Infantry and fought in the Indian troubles, Spanish-American War, and in the Philippines. He planned retirement to live on a Fort Logan ranch. He was 56.
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Denver
San Francisco
Lawrence J. Hearn
Third Infantry
Jolo Province
Philippine
General Hospital
Presidio
Victor J. Hearn
Hearn
Fort Logan
Twenty-first Infantry
United States Army
Twentyfirst
Olvil Life
Philippines
Twenty-first
Fort Duchesne
Fort Douglas
Fort Meade
el Caney
San Juan Bill
Wiliams
Major Hearn
Errest
Manila
Williams
Willams
Pershing
Department of the Philippines
United States
The
War College
Washington
Toarn
Jolo
Philadelphia Street Car Conductors Discuss Courtesy Rule
A fragment indicates women conductors on Philadelphia street cars discuss a courtesy rule, noting general practice and possible reform or standardization in conduct during service.
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Philadelphia
Robinsons Candy Special Sparsely Noted for Xmas
Readable fragments indicate a local candy sale or special offer tied to Christmas. Names, places, and clear details are missing or garbled, but the item suggests a holiday promotional event at a shop or market.
Barred From Church She Sues for 20000
Mrs Helen Satter of Belderne sues Rev John B Wilson and Grant Street Reformed Presbyterian Church for 20000 damages after expulsion from the church. She claims lifelong membership and baptism as a child, asserting her name was struck from the rolls without personal notice.
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Pittsburg
Helen Satter
Belderne
John .B. Wilson
Grant Street Reformed
Sheridan Post reports potential new Chicago to Seattle railroad
The Sheridan Post notes a proposed Chicago to Seattle rail line by the Sioux Fable and Pacific railway, filing with the secretary of state for a 14 million dollar capitalization. The route would pass through Illinois, Iowa, South Dakota, Minnesota, Wyoming, Idaho and Washington, with details undisclosed. A northern Wyoming path seems likely, though Sheri dan’s fate remains uncertain.
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Sheridan
Chita, Sioux Fable and Pacific Railway
Chicago
Seattle
Miigois
Iowa
South Dakota
Wyoming
Idaho
Washington
Sheridan Post
Cascarets Promise Morning Comfort and Clear Bowels
A promotional item touts Cascarets as a cure for morning sickness headaches and digestive distress. It claims the product cleanses undigested food and foul gases, relieves biliousness and coated tongue, and evacuates constipation by stimulating the bowels and liver.
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Cascaret
Tomewe
Pikes Peak Name Debunked by Dodge Journal Find
A Cedar Rapids second hand book uncovers Colonel Henry Dodge’s Colorado expedition journal. It shows Pikes peak was named before Fremont’s rise, with the mountain labeled Pikes Peak by a Mentenan map maker. The find challenges a long held Fremont naming theory and enriches Colorado history.
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J. C. Smiley
State Historical Society
Pikes Peak
Fremont
Smiley
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Henry Dodge
Colorado
Dodge
Pikes
Congress
State House
Denver Times
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State of
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Powell
Sunkist
Seuklat
Clark Griffith
Jack Lelivolt
International Vhgue
Rochester
Ater
New York Americana
New England League
Mass
Hugh Campbell
Ralph Shiley
Oak Park
Palmer Hildenbrand
Danville
III
St. Louis Cardinals
Homewood Country Club
Flogamoor
Til
Jack Hendricks
Cline Lindsay
Johnny Kilban
Pugil
Pittsburgh Pirates
Nostened Sor
Hot Springs
Harvard
Col. Hearns
Robinson
Tee Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company
Want
Stock Growers National Bank
Tut Stock Growers National Bank
Cheyenne, Wyoming
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Edholm & Akin CO
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