Teachers Association Elects New Officers
The Wyoming state Teachers' association held its annual meeting in Buffalo from November 25 to December 1. A strong program and hospitality marked the event, with the local committee earning broad cooperation. Officers elected included Joseph E K Burch president Chas Downing vice president Nellie J Wales secretary OT Ermert treasurer Geo Willer and Worrland treasurer.
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AIA
Wyoming State Teachers’ Assoriatoy
Huffalo
Haffalo
Lander
Joseph EK. Burch
Kem Merer
Chas, Downing
Goaden County
Neltie J. Wales
Sprinks County
OT. Ermert
Worland
Collapse of Trestle Injures Three Men
A trestle collapse at the Utah Construction Co site near the railroad shops in Hawlins injures three men and pins five workers underneath. Three remain in hospital with broken arm and leg injuries while two others suffer bruises. all are reported to be recovering.
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Hawlins
Utah Construction Co
Imance
Two New Bridges Across Wood River
County Commissioner Webster aims to finish at least one of the delayed Wood River bridge jobs this winter. Jay Blood of South Fork, with bridge-building experience in Park County, plans to bring a pile driver around December 19 to start work on the lower bridge site near the old washed out structures.
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Weeteetse
Wyo
Dee
Webster
Wood River
Jay Blood
South Fork
Park County
Mr. Webster
Snow Deepens in Pinedale Country Weather Notes
Pinedale Wyoming reports settled conditions over ten days adding more snow gradually. Auto travel continued as temperatures stayed moderate with the coldest night since late October at seven below zero. residents praise Wyoming weather quality.
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Pinedale
Wyo
Wyoming
Wyoming Men Ten Attend Officers Training School
Captain Alytert y announces the University of Wyoming graduates and undergraduates named to the third officers training camp at Camp Mills and Camp Lewis. Among the twenty one appointed, eleven are university graduates, three former cadet majors, two faculty members, and eight undergraduates. Alternates include several former students not graduated. Reports to the commanding general. Fort Riley drafts in January 1918.
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Laramie
Wye
Cap
Tain
Aly Terty
University of Wyoming
Justin
Clarence
Burns
Cheney
William H
Casper
Wya
Covert
Dean F
Cheyenne
Wyo
Jave
James F. Sidney
Nebriview
Jerbert
Emory
Merls
Marshall M
Riverton
Foote
Tonald
Rock Springs
Frisbie
Troger C
Greenspanm
C. Stanley
Urbana
Kimnota
Hitchcork
Edwin O
Wyenling
Liftehcock
Bimuel
Hipwell
Bernard AL
Newcastle
Wo Jones
Warles A
Eaton
Cola
Lukhen
Albert
Mecbeth
Ningged
Traymond A. Frazier
Claude E. Elias
Andrew Willis
Camp Mills
New York
John A. Stafford
Lyle A. Asay
N.Y
Blake Partridge
Allen Laughlin
N. Y
Wyoming
Camp Mille
H. J. Miller
Fort Riley
Kas
Miller
Training for Nine twekf st division officers at American Lake
Nia training at American Lake Washington for officers of the Ninth division. Alternates will be assigned in order. Dean F Covert son of Pitt Covert of this city is the only Cheyenne man appointed to the third officers reserve, per an announcement from Captain Daly at Laramie yesterday who oversaw the examination work.
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Nia
American Lake
Wash
Dean F. Covert
Pitt Covert
Thin City
Laramie
Captain Daly
High School Students Make German Gas
Buffalo Wyoming December 14. The Buffalo high school laboratory housed a dangerous experiment as students under supervision produced German gases in small quantities to study their effects. The tests produced violent coughing pain and respiratory distress, intended as a demonstration of dangers seen in foreign disasters.
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Buffalo
Wyo
Buffalo High School
Buffalo Bulletin
Neighbor Finds Kidney Pills Relieve Lumbago Tale
A Duncan resident reports relief from lumbago after using Foley Kidney Pills. She says a neighbor shared a half bottle and two or three bottles fully resolved her pain. The letter promotes kidney toning and urges use for sluggish kidneys and better sleep.
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G. H. Eveland
Duncan Milla
Man Kicked Out of Boots by Wild Horse in Wyoming
In Newcastle Wyoming on December 15 two brothers of Mr and Mrs Herbert Scott Campbell and Marion Campbell were riding near their Hampshire country home when a horse threw them. Campbell was dragged a quarter mile with a leg caught in the saddle rope and was kicked free from his boots, suffering broken ribs crushed knee and cactus injuries. Marion Campbell escaped with minor injuries. Both received medical help and are recovering in town.
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Newcastle
Wyo
Herbert Scott
Campbell
Marion
Hampshire
Telephone Office Moves to New Quarters in Pinedale
The central office of the Pinedale Telephone Co is relocated to a new building at the south end of Franklin Ave. The move began after the Tuesday 9 pm closing and involved Manager Parish with Garfield Iredale and Ed Yeadon. Service paused briefly but is now restored.
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Pinedale
Wyo
Pinedale Telephone Co
Franklin Ave
Manager Parish
Garfield Iredale
Ed. Yeadon
New Telephone Company Home Opens with Cozy Interior
The telephone company moves into a new building completed Tuesday night. Mr. and Mrs. Parish occupy living rooms in the new structure and contributed to its finish, with Parish installing wiring for future electric lighting. The old office site will be moved behind the new property near the town hall.
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Telephone Company
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Teachers” Association
Ieanenrer
Geo, Willer
A B. South
Cousty
Carred County
F. Slade
City
Pinedale Country
Officers Training School
Ghapdates
Man
Wild Horse
Pret
Poly
New Quarters
Cheyenne Music House
Denver
Colorado
West 17Th Street
Cheyenne, Wyo
Hungerford
Brigesdale
Grable
J. S. Grable
J. W. H. Browne
Pine Bluffs
Egbert
Lincoln Highway
Poland
F. C. Dowdell
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