New Invention Aids Uric Acid Removal
Dr. Pierce of the Surgical Institute Buffalo N Y reports a new remedy An uric double strength that removes uric acid from the blood and may alleviate gout neuralgia sciatica and muscular rheumatism by preventing acid buildup in the body.
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Pierce
Surgical Institute
Buffalo,n. Y
Thermopolis Boys Send Colors Home for Safe Keeping
The War Godmothers' League in Thermopolis, Wyoming received the flag and banner taken by Company L soldiers. The patriotic group will treasure the emblems as a sacred trust and place them in the league rooms as a reminder of the gallant lads serving the war effort. An additional brief notice refers to Converse county agricultural progress and a local paper hanger.
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Thermopolies
Wyo
League
Wyoming Vet Denies Coyotes Rabid in State
Dr. A W French, state veterinarian, says reports of rabid coyotes in western Wyoming are unfounded after field checks. He notes only one unconfirmed sighting and warns against alarm among stockmen.
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A. W. French
Kemmerer Plans Modern Sixty Room Apartment House
Kemmerer announces a new sixty room apartment house plan to serve a growing city base. The project includes taxi call numbers 9 and seven passenger touring car access, signaling enhanced urban transportation options.
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Kemmerer
Twenty-year-old film star in early silent era rise
Dr W Griffith discovered Moore in Chicago during a visit with her Tampa-born daughter. She moved to California for Fine Arts pictures, joined Bluebird, and starred in The Savage with Ruth Clifford and Monroe Salisbury. A skilled equestrienne and swimmer, she stands five feet three and weighs one hundred pounds at sixteen, with a nickname reminiscent of an Irish love song.
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Molla Bjurstedt
June Caprice Finds Lost Gold Watch Claim
June Caprice, per her press agent, announced a recent discovery of a solid gold watch she lost. The watch was a prize for winning first in a hotoplayers popularity contest.
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June Caprice
W. Sindbend
Camera Wise Horse Stars in Fey terdy Pictures
A horse named Bob, a regular in Fey terdy scenes, is reputed to be highly camera aware. He reportedly lasts through battle setups, reacts to directing cues, and even simulates death during shootouts. The studio touts a major Ethel Clayton release with extensive print distribution.
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Hesse
Iat
Bob
Governor seeks full details on Wade Hamilton lynching
Governor Frank L. Hoyt telegraphed Rock Springs officials requesting a full report on the lynching of Wade Hamilton, a Black man accused of attacking three women. He urged utmost law observance and a thorough investigation to bring those responsible to account.
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Rock Springs
Wade Hamilton
Frank L. Hong
Johnson
Dixon
Hawks
W. C.lewis
Sweetwater County
Maude Costello Lectures On Thrifty Cookery Planned
Maude Marie Costello tours domestic science through lectures and articles. The University of Chicago and Lewis Institute graduate, Costello is famed for teaching cost saving, pure ingredients, and efficient bake shop practices to women nationwide. Her forthcoming series promises practical guidance on reducing baking costs and avoiding inferior merchandise.
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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 plan to move from Pinedale to Michigan with the husband shipping a carload of horses to Kentucky for sale before joining his wife in Michigan. They have lived in the Soda Lake area and are leaving amid fond memories and best wishes from local friends.
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Wyoming
Kentucky
Pinedale
W. Armstrong
Michigan
News Print Makers Dissolve Under Federal Ruling
In New York the News Print Manufacturers' Association directors voted to dissolve the organization after a federal decree found it to be a restraint of trade.
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New York, Bee
News Print Manufacturers’ Association
Patsy the firehouse dog and Tom the fire horse as pals
Patsy the Cheyenne fire department dog is a bold watchdog who only accepts uniformed firemen. He visits the fire station to see Tom the fire horse, curls in the captain's room, and growls at intruders. Yesterday Bresnahan tried to fetch him, but Patsy resisted and was returned to the ranch.
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Patsy
Cheyenne
M. Grace
Fire Department
Jerry Bres- Dahan
Stanter
Tom
Bresnahan
Captain Grace
New Depot Planned by Union Pacific at Laramie
A Union Pacific official says a new depot and hotel will be built in Laramie costing at least 125000. The site sits on half a block south of the current freight station between Grand avenue and Garfield street on Flint. The facility will include officer rooms dining facilities sleeping rooms club rooms waiting areas baggage telegraph express and superintendent offices.
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Laramie
Wyo
Rawlins
Union Pacific
Grand Avenue
Garfield Street
Flint
Fireman Injured by Explosion at Rock River Yard
Rock River Wyoming December 13 Fireman E O Brothers of Rock River on engine 257 suffered severe facial cuts and other injuries when an inject blew up on the engine while at work in the yards. He was treated by Dr Baccart in Rock River.
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Laramie
Wyo
Brothers of
Rock River
Auto Mail Service Restored On Opal Pinedale Line
Pinedale again served by auto mail on the Opal Pinedale route. Temporary teams have been withdrawn for now and mail arrivals occur around noon during summer months.
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Pinedale
Wye
Deck
Opal- Pinedale
Sheridan High School Football Player Dies After Injury
Verl Keaumont, Sheridan high school senior and noted end, died at the state hospital after sustaining serious internal injuries in an October game. He was treated with surgery and relapsed twice before passing away as family and teammates mourn.
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Sheridan
Wyo
Dee
Verl Keaumont
Young Beaumont
Buffalo
Cheyenne Men Enlist in Army Service
Two known Cheyenne men enlisted yesterday. William Meffinler, formerly assistant yardmaster in Union Pacific yards, joined the engineering corps and departed to Weaver for assignment to active duty. William H Hoffman enlisted in the quartermaster corps and left Wednesday for training.
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William Mefiinnler
Union Pacific Yards
Engineering
Weaver
William H. Hoffman
Quartermaster Corps
Teamster Captured with Alleged Stolen Team
Green River Wyoming December 15 George Green who drove a team for the Evers Brothers left early yesterday with the team and disappeared forty miles south of town. Deputy Sheriff Frank Kidd and Win Evers caught him and the team and he was jailed.
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Green River
Wyo
George Green
Evers Brothers
Jim
Frank Kidd
Win Evers
Jall
Blacksmith Shop at Pinedale Changes Hands
In Pinedale Wau Der 13 R Bowlter sells shop and tools to Kerwin and Allen who take possession. Kerwin and Allen will operate water repairing and overhauling in one building. Myr Allen to oversee auto repair. Boulter to leave for eastern county and may travel toward Casper and Big Mudd.
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Wau
Der
R. Bowlter
Kerwin
Allen
Possesson
Mesers
Wate
Mr. Boulter
Casper
Big Mudd
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