Local Briefs and Personals Highlight Cheyenne Visitors
New Yorker M Alsberg canvasses Cheyenne from New York. Supt. James Here and Harry James from Colorado visit on official business. K A Hyder from Omaha stops in Cheyenne. Foresters Duibie and two rangers depart for Laramie. E W Carpenter of Little Bear visits on business. J G Stewart spends day in Cheyenne from Grover Colorado. Ed Fist visits from Pueblo. T E Sieverson attends good roads convention in Cheyenne. Dr A L Van Hoozer of Powell heads to Arizona after serving as deputy at the state veterinary office. Elin Carmody of Lander visits Cheyenne. Lander officials Cook and Spencer attend good roads meeting. Brand filing by H Tollinger of Bronx. Denver visitors include Evans, Holbrook, Rowley, Delaney, Smith, Young. Ross B Moody of University of Wyoming labs visits Maurice GroShon. Frisco arrival J H Smith in town. M Burns of Carpenter Ranch visits for business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. van Hoozer
Powell
Arizona
State
Ross
Moody
University of Wyoming
Cheyenne Gestutay
Maurice Groshon
Cattle Disease Found in Glendo Shipment
Fifty cases of vesicular stomatitis were found in a shipment to Glendo from Denver. State Veterinarian Dr. French and R. C. Naylor confirmed the quar antine on 219 yearling calves. The disease causes ulcers on lips and gums with palate hardening and is treated with weak antiseric solutions.
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Glendo
French
Br. R. C. Naylor
Denver
Kansas City
Student Norton Lee to arrive for Christmas holidays
Norton Lee a student at the Colorado School of Mines in Golden will arrive Saturday to spend the Christmas holidays.
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Norton Lee
Colorado School of Mines
Golden
Biscuit Brand Praised for Growing Children
An advertising blurb extols biscuits as ideal for growing children providing essential nutrients for muscles bones and brains. One or two biscuits with milk for breakfast aids a good start. Ready cooked and ready to serve. Made at Niagara Falls New York.
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Niagara Falls
N. Y
Quacks Practicing in Wyoming Say Veterinary Report
Wyoming's state board of veterinary examiners reports many non graduates illegally practicing, blaming lack of enforcement due to no funding. Seventeen or more unknown offenders exist. two licensed non graduates practiced five years unchallenged. The board seeks 600 dollars to fund enforcement and plans a January Cheyenne meeting to prepare recommendations for the legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
State Board of Veterinary Examining
Cheyenne
Casper
Year Was Prosperous (Continued from Page One)
The report details Wyoming wool and sheep stats for the year with high ewe prices and large wool clips. It notes 1,708,819 sheep shorn last spring from 29,679,550 pounds of wool shipped, asserting Wyoming’s leading role in sheep and wool production. It cites dry range, rising cottonseed cake costs, and feed shortages as major economic challenges impacting winter numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Union
Board of Sheep
Commissioners Push Prosecutions Under Sheep and Seizure Laws
State commissioners report that prosecutions for sewd and import law violations have increased among large breeders who ship sheep. The annual dipping law is seen as ineffective due to lack of supervision and poor vat conditions, with overcharging by some vat owners. The board offers recommendations for next year and notes 4574.23 and 3558.51 expenditures with a combined fund balance of 106607.27.
Union Pacific to provide life and accident insurance for employees
Union Pacific plans life and accident coverage for workers starting January 1 1917 with monthly installments and a maximum of 2500 dollars per single accident loss. Benefits will go to designated beneficiaries and may be issued through a third party insurer until the railroad issues its own certificates. Circulars with exact names ages and beneficiaries will follow once details are finalized.
Union Pacific Insurance Plan Aims to Aid Employees Families
The board reserves power to amend or terminate the new life and health insurance plan but believes discontinuation will not be needed. The program secures some financial support for employees and families against death injury and illness, and is intended as a goodwill measure from the Union Pacific system. R S Lovett, Chairman Executive Committee.
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Union Pacific
R. 8. Lovett
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Apital Coal Company
Ahill & Holliday
M. Alsberg
New York
Jon F. Swisher
West 17Th Street
James
Harry James
The
Colorado and Southern
Sherman Co
Omaha
K. A. Hyder
George A. Duibie
Forestry Service
Laramie
F. Wiu
H. L. Martin
H. J. Stult
Pascola
Lincoln
Neb
Little Bear
E. W. Carpenter
Little Hear
Grover
J. G. Stewart
Colo
Edison
Pueblo
Fd. Fist
T. E. Sieverson
McCafferty
Carmody
Lander
Elon Carmody
the Plains
John W.W. Cook
Stockgrowers National Bank of Lander
P. G. Spencer
Lander Chamber of Commerce
H. Tollinger
Bronx
Geome
Capitol
Frank C. Evans
J. D. Holbrook
Georges Rowley
Frank Delaney
Ray W., Smith
R. E B. Young
University of the 40K Glee Club
Frisco
J. H. Smith
City
San Francisco
Carpenter
S. M. Burns
Lincoln Highway
Lyric Theater
Lyric —Paramount
Lenore Ulrich
Love
Burton Holmes
ATLAS
Tod
Richard Buhler
NEW Atlas
Jeff
el Ecel
AL Christie
University of Michigan
Dolin Clubs
Arthur Frazer
Paris
Kittie
Droufflard
Juliette
John Connelly
Cheyenne Music House
R. N. Grace Company
West Seventeenth Street
Central Avenue
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