Twenty Thousand Cattle to Leave Sheridan Section
Sheridan Wyoming December 16 cattle shipments surge as storms and cold drive a mass exodus. M Tainter with 1200 head plans to ship to Amarillo Texas. Horatio Byrne aims 400 to 500 head to Midland Texas. Spear and Faddia eye 500 car order for a large downstate sweep. L P Johnston to ship about 500 head. many others to follow when cars secure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan
Wyo
C. M. Tainter
Flying V
Amarillo
Texas
Moses
Horato Byrne
Midland
Doc Spear
Johnny Shreve
Spear & Faddia
Shipmnet
Spear
L. P. Johnston
Bootleg Murder Case Heads to Converse County Trial
In Casper Wyoming December 16 the trial of Charles Moore H B Armstrong and Roy Martin for the deputy sheriff Tom Majors murder will be held in Douglas Converse County on a venue change from Natrona County. Defendants counsel objected to the venue and requested Fremont County, but Judge Ralph Kimball declined to allow selection of a specific county.
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Casper
Wyo
Charles Moore
H.B. Armstrong
Roy Martin
Tom Majors
Douglas
Converse County
Natrona County
Con Verse
Fremont County
Ralph Kimball
District Court
Double Killing by Japanese at Sublett
In Kemmerer Wyoming on December 16 Ti Ohargar and his wife Suki both Japanese are dead from bullet wounds. S Kanakagi a Japanese is jailed in Lincoln County on a charge related to the tragedy. Ohargar allegedly accused Kanakagi of intimacy with his wife and witnesses are all Japanese.
Dill Will Not Repeat Experiment
A man known as Dill touched his tongue to a heating plant radiator on Main Street causing a crowd to gather. A rescuer arrived with warm water and freed his tongue and the rail, avoiding serious injury to the man.
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Dill
Main St
Billy
One Armed Hero Turns Out To Be ABCident Victim
Steve Horn, jailed by Sheriff Hable in Laramie Wyoming, first thought to be a discharged soldier due to a missing arm. Later reports say Horn lost his arm years ago in Kentucky while allegedly running illicit stills. He faces larceny charges after allegedly stealing a rifle from Childs camp and trading it in Rawlins. the traded gun remains in custody while the original is sought.
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Laramie
Wyo
Steve Horn
Js Hable
Horn
Kentucky
Childs
Rawlins
Sheriffs Office
Lost Horses Found But Owner Now Lost
Casper Wyoming reports lost horses found but owner Glenn Rogers cannot be located to reclaim them. The animals were lost near Lost Springs over a year ago and sheriff officials urge Rogers to contact the sheriff or deputies. any leads on his whereabouts should be sent to the sheriff's office.
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Casper, Wryo
Glenn Rogers
Rogers
Lost Springs
Pat Royce
W. E. Kilgore
Sheriff's Office
Frank Rosler Sells Portion of Immense Ranch Holdings
In Laramie Wyoming on December 46 a contract was signed transferring development and sale rights of the 50 000 acre Tone ranch near Rosier. Iron Mountain Ranch Co represented by Mrs. Frank C. Bosler and Payne Investment Co of Omaha arranged to subdivide and sell blocks of one to ten sections with liberal payment terms. The Omaha firm, with over 25 years in finance and land deals, has recently completed large ranch sales in Minnesota and Louisiana and is developing a major drainage project in northern Iowa. Mrs. Bosler will oversee operations with plans to focus on Rock Creek ranch after the Tone sale, managing about 5 000 head.
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Laramie
Wyo
Rosier
Wyoming
Iron Mountain Ranch Company
Frank C. Bosler
Rock River
Payne Investment “Comi
Omaha
Nebr
Ant Rand
Martinstre
Hill Company
Colorado
Montana
Minnesota
Louisiana
Iowa
Tone Ranch
Mr. Whitaker
Frank GC. Basler
Carlysle
Penn
Bosler
Jone
Rock Creek
Keeline Outfit Ships 4500 Cattle to Nebraska Railhead
Keeline outfit completes shipment from Newcastle Wye area to feeding points in Nebraska driving 4 500 head of cattle to the railroad amid heavy snow and low temperatures. Losses were avoided though conditions were severe. Painting and paperhanging offered with satisfaction guaranteed. Phone 4.
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Newcastle
Wye
Keeline
Feeeer Points
Nebraska
Weather Delays Greybull Pipe Line Construction
Unclear weather conditions slow the Greybull Pipe Line project in Wyoming. Progress advances about one-quarter mile daily while frozen ground slows trenching work. Four gas wells will supply Basin and Greybull as crews continue in harsh winter conditions.
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Amarch
Aye
Basin
Greybull
Syndicate Forms to Develop Osage Townsite Near Newcastle
Casper Wyoming December 16 The Can per Osage syndicate has organized to develop a townsite and drill 300 acres in the Osage field near Newcastle Wyoming The syndicate operates on the unit plan with T J Diamond of the Wyoming Credit Rating Exchange as secretary and treasurer Preparations for early drilling will begin immediately.
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Casper
Wyo
Canper-Osage 611
Osage
Newcastle
T. J. Diamond
Wyoming Credit Rating Exchanges
Sundance Nears Loss of Rail Connection Status
Spearfish South Dakota capitalists plan a hydro electric plant on Sancreek and an electric railroad from Spearfish to Sundance. If built Sundance would cease being the only Wyoming county seat without rail connection to the outside world.
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Sundance
Wyo
Spearfish
South Dakota
Sancreek
Wyoming
Sheridan Sheriff Fights Booze Move
In Sheridan Wyoming Judge butting heads as Sheriff Thomas refuses to return seized liquor. The state seeks suppression of testimony and liquor return in the George Castle case, while Sheriff Thomas argues possession of spirituous liquor remains lawful and vows to fight the issue with attorney E. Lonabough.
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E. Lonabough
Manace: George Catlatt Fined for Firearm Discharge in City
George Catlatt colored confessed in police court to firing a pistol Monday night in a room at 1717 Bent Street. The bullet injured Mrs Lucy Horne colored as it passed through walls and outside her shoulder. Judge Swainson fined Catlatt 950 for discharging firearms. brother Nolan Garratt is jailed on separate charges.
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George Catlatt
Bent Street
West Eighteenth Street
Lucy Horne
Swainson
Catlatt
Nolan Garratt
Walter Harris
Harris
Prisoner Explains Carrying Item Amid Bottoms Comment
The defendant explains he carries an item for protection after a judge questions the reason. He says he once lived in the bottoms and needs to be cautious, justifying the action as safety. The exchange highlights the defendant's attempt to justify the carry under tense courtroom scrutiny.
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Seale
Oletel
Jeega
Vote on Stock Increase At Mountain & Gulf Oil Plant
Notices sent to stockholders set a January 15 annual meeting in Cheyenne to elect a new board and vote on increasing capital stock from 1.5 million to 3 million dollars. No new stock offered now. board plans to issue stock for future property acquisitions. Several large tracts in proven districts will be acquired via stock payments.
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Mountain & Gulf Oil Company
Cheyenne
Pew
Inopense
Baby Carriages and Sulkies Sold at Hobbs Huckfeldt and Finkbiner
A large stock of baby carriages and sulkies was offered at Hobbs, Huckfeldt & Finkbiner. The sale showcased a wide range of designs and sizes, appealing to local shoppers seeking practical infant transport options.
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Hobbs, Huckfeldt & Finkbiner
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Sheridan Section
Converse Co
Sublett
Dinneen
Frank Rosler
Fone
Keeline Outfit
Gevs Wei He
Senwe Coucer
Damville
Blew Cuanps
Giants
PYKED
Sheridan Sheriff
State Leader
West
Beatrice Palmer
Salvadore Gaines
Gaines
Mary
Garratt
The
ST Ock Growers “National Bank
Kulolia
Eagles’ Hall
Homey, Omi
Daniel Green
Everett and Opera
Gotham
Everwear
Spaulding
Knight’s
Heart of
Oklahoma
Ome
Oklahoma Pecan Farms Co
Mnmem
Fifth Avenue
New York
Madame Hendren
Magerie
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