New Invention Aids Kidney and Back Pain Relief
Dr Pierce of the Surgical Institute Buffalo N Y announces a new remedy called An u ric double strength that targets uric acid in the blood. It claims to rid the body of gout neuralgia sciatica and rheumatic conditions by flushing uric acid more effectively than lithia. The discovery is pitched as a safer stronger agent for sufferers seeking relief.
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Pierce
Surgical Institute
Buffalo,n. Y
Crame
Chase
Ewes
Crane
Thermopolis Boys Send Colors Home for Safe Keeping
The War Godmothers' League in Thermopolis has received the flag and banner taken by Company L boys on their departure. The color emblems will be kept as a sacred trust and honored in the league rooms as a reminder of the soldiers away fighting for civilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thermopolies
Wyo
League
Wyoming Veterinarian Denies Coyotes Rabid Statewide
Dr. A W French, state veterinarian, returned from western Wyoming where he investigated rabies in coyotes and livestock. He emphatically denied reports of widespread rabid coyotes, noting only one unconfirmed sighting and urging stockmen not to panic.
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A. W. French
New seven story apartment house planned in Kemmerer
Kemmerer announces a new modern sixty room apartment house to be built in the city. The plan includes a call service for taxis and seven passenger touring cars with six to seventeen cent fares.
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Kemmerer
Rising Screen Star From Tampa Gaining Noted Roles
Drl. W Griffith discovered 7 Moore over a year ago in Chicago while visiting relatives in Tampa. The girl, now a Bluebird, starred in The Savage with Ruth Clifford and Monroe Salisbury and is praised as an equestrienne swimmer and tennis player. She stands 5'3" and weighs 100 pounds, sixteen years old.
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Molla Bjurstedt
June Caprice Discovers Lost Solid Gold Watch
June Caprice, via her press agent, claims a recent discovery of a solid gold watch she had lost. The timepiece was a prize for winning first in a hotoplayers popularity contest. W. Sind bend plans to start another popularity contest, while Mary MacLaren of Shoes fame sues Jules F. and others in Los Angeles for 20000 dollars after a California auto crash that seriously injured her. Grace Darmond reportedly married hundreds of times in the film world.
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June Caprice
W. Sindbend
Mary MacLaren
Bluebird Productions
Acci
California
Jules F. and vi
Los Angeles
Miss Maclaren
Camera Wise Horse Grabs Spotlight In Fey terdy Films
A horse named Bob, a regular in Fey terdy pictures, is described as camera wise. He appears in battles, avoids grenades, and collapses realistically when shot, impressing directors with his lifelike reactions. A large promotional campaign cites Ethel Clayton and a major studio asserting their top production.
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Hesse
Iat
Bob
Governor seeks full details on Wade Hamilton lynching
Governor Frank L. Houghs asks Rock Springs officials for a complete report on the lynching of Wade Hamilton, a Black man, from the city jail. He urges full investigation and accountability, noting the need for strict adherence to law amid rising violence.
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Rock Springs
Wade Hamilton
Frank L. Hong
Johnson
Dixon
Hawks
W. C.lewis
Sweetwater County
Maude Costello Teaches Domestic Science Across America
The article praises Maude Marie Costello, a Chicago University and Lewis Institute graduate, as a renowned domestic science lecturer. It highlights her nationwide lectures and a local newspaper series of articles sharing her baking and cost-saving advice to help women reduce costs and ensure quality ingredients.
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America
Miss Costello
Misa Costello
University of Chicago
Lewis Institute
Wyoming Horses Are Shipped to Kentucky
Mr and Mrs W Armstrong depart from Pinedale Wyoming to settle in Michigan. Armstrong will ship a carload of horses to Kentucky for sale before joining his wife in Michigan. They have lived in Soda Lake area and leave many friends behind.
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Wyoming
Kentucky
Pinedale
W. Armstrong
Michigan
News Print Manufacturers Dissolve in Trade Restriction Ruling
In New York City the News Print Manufacturers' Association directors voted to dissolve the organization, after a federal decree labeled it a combination in restraint of trade and enforcing dissolution.
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New York, Bee
News Print Manufacturers’ Association
Patsy the Cheyenne Fire Dept Dog Rules Station Rivalry
Patsy a black white mongrel once owned by Captain Grace guards the fire station and only accepts uniformed firefighters. He visits the station to greet Tom the fire horse then curls in the captain's room to sleep before growling at intruders. Bresnahan once forced him out but Patsy will return whenever in town.
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Patsy
Cheyenne
M. Grace
Fire Department
Jerry Bres- Dahan
Stanter
Tom
Bresnahan
Captain Grace
Union Pacific Plans $125000 Depot and Hotel at Laramie
A railroad official says Union Pacific will erect a depot and hotel in Laramie costing no less than $125000. The site lies south of the current freight station, occupying half a block between Grand avenue and Garfield street on Flint. The facility will include officer rooms dining room sleeping rooms club rooms waiting and baggage areas telegraph and express offices and a superintendent’s dining office.
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Laramie
Wyo
Rawlins
Union Pacific
Grand Avenue
Garfield Street
Flint
Fireman Injured In Rock River Engine Explosion
Rock River Wyoming December 13 A fireman on engine No 257 of the Rock River yard suffered a bad cut on the cheek and other injuries when the inject on the engine exploded. He was treated by Dr Baccarat in Rock River.
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Laramie
Wyo
Brothers of
Rock River
Auto Mail Service Returns to Pinedale Route
Pinedale again receives mail by auto service on the Opal Pinedale line. Temporary teams have been withdrawn for now. Mail arrives about noon during the summer months.
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Pinedale
Wye
Deck
Opal- Pinedale
Sheridan High Football Player Verl Beaumont Dies
Verl Beaumont a Sheridan high school senior and football end died at the state hospital after sustaining severe internal injuries last October. He had undergone one operation and was brought back thrice by relapses as his family stood by him. Beaumont was famed as one of the school’s best players and was injured in the first game when Buffalo defeated Sheridan, struck by two tacklers.
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Sheridan
Wyo
Dee
Verl Keaumont
Young Beaumont
Buffalo
Cheyenne Men Enlist In Army Service
Two prominent Cheyenne men joined the army yesterday. William Meffinler formerly assisted yardmaster in the Union Pacific yards joined the engineering corps and departed for Weaver for active duty. William H. Hoffman enlisted in the quartermaster corps and left Wednesday.
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William Mefiinnler
Union Pacific Yards
Engineering
Weaver
William H. Hoffman
Quartermaster Corps
Teamster Captured With Alleged Stolen Team
GREEN RIVER Wyo December 15 George Green who had driven a team for the Evers Brothers took the team and left for parts unknown early yesterday morning. He was spotted about thirty seven miles south of Green River by Deputy Sheriff Frank Kidd and Win Evers and is now jailed.
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Green River
Wyo
George Green
Evers Brothers
Jim
Frank Kidd
Win Evers
Jall
Blacksmith Shop at Pinedale Changes Hands
Pinedale, Wyo July 13 R Bowlter sells his blacksmith shop and materials to Kerwin and Allen who take possession. Kerwin will oversee general work while Myr. Allen handles auto repair. Boulter plans to leave for eastern county and may relocate to Casper and Big Muddy areas.
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Pinedale
Wau
Der
R. Bowlter
Kerwin
Allen
Possesson
Mesers
Wate
Mr. Boulter
Casper
Big Mudd
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Lincoln Highway
Sam Stark
Lyric Theatre
Get Chong & Company
Teamster
Dory
Ry Sats Bear
Klein's Music and Stationery Store
West 17Th St
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