Wyoming FLAMES Begin Repairs On Cody Canal
Cody Canal association under Conrad Johnson repairs the big flume at the red hill this week. Nine men work with 49000 feet of lumber from Darrah Lumber to fix three main flumes. Project aims for full repair by Christmas with improved 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 Nears Completion
Weather over six weeks allowed ranchers to catch up after September delays. Most ranchers report bumper crops and ample provisions for the year. Sixty letters were awarded to four limited players this fall by the University of Pennsylvania.
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Sheridan
Aisha Ruiaaing
Sheridan County
University
Pennsylvania
Powell Welcomes New Creamery In Town
Powell Wyoming December 13 a new creamery is being established here. The plant will belong to Albert Hayers a proficient dairy man. It is the same system as the failed Lowell project and machinery is being moved from Lowell to Powell for reassembly and operation. Mr Buyers managed the Lowell location briefly.
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Powell, Wyo
Albert Hayers
Lowell
Buyers
Short Winter Agricultural Course at University University of Wyoming
The University of Wyoming Agricultural College will offer a short 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 surveying and evening lectures and chess activities. Interested individuals may obtain the circular from President C A Duniway at Laramie Wyoming.
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University of Wyoming Agricultural Collllege
Wyoming
Rancomen
C. A. Duniway
Laramie
Signature Ad Claims One Day Cold Cure by Grove
A vintage ad touts E. W. Grove’s claim to cure a cold in one day and grip in two, with a signature endorsement and a price of 25 cents for a product labeled Bromo Quinine as a laxative version.
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E. W. Grove
Gossip of Port City World Sports Roundup
Clark Griffith praises Jack Lelivolt’s 51 batting average in the International League after demoting him to Rochester. Lowell's fire-damaged stands may be rebuilt with steel and concrete. Hugh Campbell seeks one pitcher per three innings to curb wear. Ralph Shiley to captain future national inter scholastic title team. Palmer Hildenbrand signed by St. Louis Cardinals. Homewood Country club vies for next amateur golf tourney. Jack Hendricks seeks a first baseman to replace Lindsay. Johnny Kilbane urged to regain form after featherweight title loss. Pirates still debate a spring series with the reigning champs at Hot Springs. Harvard opens with forty candidates for the ice hockey squad.
Direct election of United States senators in new federal plan
Washington dispatch reports Senator Borah of Idaho pushing direct election by the people under a federal statute. He plans to pressure ten state legislatures to ratify the constitutional amendment. Massachusetts and Arizona have already ratified, with thirty states needed for Congress to enable the voting method for U S senators.
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Washington
Borah
Idaho
United States
Massachusetts
Arizona
Congress
House of Representatives
Stotesbury Dinner Dance Draws 150 Guests at Kits Carlton
Philadelphia report from December notes Edward T. Stotesbury hosting a dinner dance for 150 invited guests. Society women smoked cigarettes with gold monograms in the barroom while bachelors sat nearby. Mrs Stotesbury aims to present her daughter Mrs Walter Brooks to Philadelphia society before rivals arrive.
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Philadelphia
Edward T. Stotesbury
Carlton
Ahe
Walter Brooks
Kits Carlton
Mra Stotesbury
Death ends Lt Col Hearn famed army career
Denver born Lt Colonel Lawrence J. Hearn of the Twenty first Infantry died in San Francisco at 56 after a long service that began in 1878. He survived Indian troubles Philippine campaigns and a Manila court martial, later earning command of the Third Infantry. His final years were marked by a Moro campaign in Jolo and a near fatal wound in the Melee where a Moro bullet nicked his head during a skirmish near Fort Logan.
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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
Women Conductors Called on Street Cars in Philadelphia
Report notes women conductors on city street cars in Philadelphia face general slack on conduct, with calls for courtesy and adherence to duties amid ongoing transit service.
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Philadelphia
Robinson's Candy Special Holiday Offer
The notice advertises a Robinson candy special for the holidays. It urges readers to buy now, with a variation in product selection and pricing, highlighting proximity to Bowery and Christmas timing.
Barred From Church Sues for 20000 in Damages
Mrs Helen Sutter of Belderne sues Rev John B Wilson pastor and church members for 20000 claiming removal from the Grant Street Reformed Presbyterian church violated church law requiring personal notice. She says she was lifelong member baptized there and was not ratified after name was struck from rolls.
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Pittsburg
Helen Satter
Belderne
John .B. Wilson
Grant Street Reformed
Chita Sioux Fable and Pacific railway filings
Sheridan Post reports a new railroad corporation seeking to extend from Chicago to Seattle with a $14 million capitalization. The route likely traverses Iowa South Dakota Wyoming Idaho and Washington with a possible path through Northern Wyoming. Details remain undisclosed and Sher idan’s fate regarding a second railroad is 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 Relief From Digestive Troubles
An ad copy describes Cascarets as a remedy for headaches and indigestion caused by bile and rotting food. It claims the product cleanses the stomach, removes undigested matter, and purges waste, offering quick relief after a night of constipation.
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Cascaret
Tomewe
Pikes Peak Name Debated by Dodge Journal Claim
J C Smiley of the State Historical Society reports a Cedar Rapids find showing Colonel Henry Dodge’s 1835 Colorado expedition mentions Pikes Peak on a map by a Mentenan. The journal disputes General Fremont naming the mountain, noting Fremont did not arrive until the 1840s.
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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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