Grizzly winter devastates Crow cattle herd volumes
The Crow reservation faces a severe winter with countless cattle perishing or starving. Cowboys struggle to move hay across deep drifts while owners like Frank Henry control tens of thousands of head. Some outfits plan to ship and winter 400 cars to Texas, paying about seventeen dollars per head to endure the season.
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Shertion Post
Russell
Ile
Crow Reservation
Horthforest
Feleks
Ike
Bear
Frank Jenry
Yellowstone
Speers
Frank Henry
Texas
Eight Children Use Fol Ey's Measy and Torte For Breathing Ease
Mrs P Rehkamp at 2404 Dierman writes that eight children use Fol ey's Measy and Torte to ease bronchial coughs and breathing. The device or remedy is described as providing relief for the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Mra P. Rehkamp
Dierman
Regular meeting of sannels announced for this evening
An informal note indicates a regular meeting of the sannels is scheduled for this evening at 1 30 PM. The message is brief and lacks full details on location or agenda.
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Gments OF
Col
Sannels
Rerem Sinendanee “Orace. & Ke
Fire Department Reports Three Small Incidents
Yesterday morning the fire department responded to three minor fires. A can of oil in a basement furnace at 344 West Twenty-fifth Street ignited but caused only burn damage to the oil. At Mt Sinai a wooden box with wires in the basement door triggered a small fire on the floor. A third blaze at a location called Gelliien was extinguished.
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Devine
Twenty-fifth Street
Mt. Sinai
Gelliien
Cheyenne Plans Welcoming Pershing Homecoming
City officials agreed to organize a large reception for General John J. Pershing arriving January 13 to inspect Port D. A. Mussel. A meeting of Cheyenne business leaders, city and state officials, and Fort Russell officers will form a planning committee to coordinate detailed arrangements.
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John J. Pershing
Cheyenne
D. A. Mussel
I W
Ed. T. Storey
David Nimmo
Fort Sy. A. Russell
Citizens National Bank
General Pershing
Harry Welsh Takes New Field For McChord Brady
Harry B. Welsh, longtime traveling salesman for the McChord Brady company, will leave Cheyenne next Sunday to work in a new field. He served in World War I overseas and will cover Montana and northern Wyoming with a dry goods line from M E Smithener Co Omaha as exclusive wholesalers. Previously he worked for BE S Johnston Grocery in Wyoming and will pursue increased compensation and newer duties in the coming year.
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Harry B. Welsh
McChord-Brady Company
Cheyenne
Hamile
Welsh
Omaha
McCord-Brady Company
BE. S. Johnston
Wyoming
North Carolina Ninth district signals GOP bid on solid South
In Washington report on the North Carolina Ninth district race Clyde Livvy, a Democrat, defeated Republican John M. Morehead who was a top GOP contender and a long time national committeeman. The result deflates GOP claims of breaking the solid South as Mecklenburg County backed the Democrat.
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Washington
Carolina
Clyde Livvy
Congress
John M. Morehead
Morehead
Dlate
North Carolina
Representative Fess
Ghdiemam Pess
Pum
South
Mecklenburg County
Mecklenburg
Hooy
Webb
Beatrice Pollitt Leads Sunday School At Age Twelve
Beatrice Pollitt became superintendent of the Episcopal Sunday school at Kearsarge in Michigan's upper peninsula four years ago at age twelve. She organized and led 26 children, reading lessons and prayers and distributing papers, sparking the growth of St. John's Episcopal mission.
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Beatrice Pollitt
Toeas
America
Episcopal
Kearsarge
Upper Peninsula
Beatrice’s
St. John's
Howat Local Miners Strike Case Heard Before Court
The hearing opened with Henry Warrum for the United Mine Workers arguing Howat kept a 1000 miner strike in the Kansan district active despite an injunction, claiming the action complied with the miners general committee while operation of Kansas mines resumed on the same basis as before. Dan W. Sims, special assistant district attorney, represented the Government.
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Clared
Kansas
Juder Anderson
United States Supreme Court
Howat
Henry Warrum
United Mine Workers of America
Kansan
Ooto
Distro
Tragic Farmhouse Shootings Claim Shank Family
Police traced cartridges to a trunk but could not explain their presence. George Adam Shank, his cousin, was found dead in the farm kitchen with three children: Marguerite Monita and George Wesley were also killed. Florence, age six, survived unconscious with a head wound.
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Miller
George Adam Shank
Adam Shank
Shank
Marguerite
Monita
George Wesley
Florence
Judgment for Death of Baby Reduced
A jury awarded $2,500 for the death of a baby due to a water main issue. The court reduced the judgment to $1,500, ruling punitive damages cannot be collected from a municipality. The stipulation had set $1,000 for punitive damages.
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Walton
L. Fowler
Aly
Tts
Young Daoetter
Judee
Wyoming Weather Outlook: Fair Tuesday Turning Unsettled
The Wyoming forecast calls for generally fair conditions on Tuesday with a shift toward unsettled weather later. Temperatures show little overall change, with modest daytime highs and cool nights anticipated across the state.
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Wyoming
Public Land Notice Cheyenne: Federer Plans Final Proof
Department of the Interior notices Looks H Federer of Cheyenne filed intent to make final three year proof on his homestead entry No. 017654 for the northeast half of section 26, township 16 north range 67 west 6th meridian. The hearing before the Cheyenne land office is set for January 20, 1979. Witnesses include Wm Fittake Clarence Steck and Herman Trube, all of Cheyenne Wyoming.
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H. Federer
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Navy
P. Meridian
United States Land Office
Wm. Fittake
Wyo
Clarence Steck
Herman [Rube
Cherenne
Notice to Creditors Estate of Kate D Cougill Deceased
Notice is given that letters of administration were issued on November 79 1019 to I J Carpenter administrator of the estate. All persons with claims must exhibit them with vouchers within six months from the letters date or be barred. If not exhibited within one year from letters date, they are forever barred. Dec 1 1019. Dec 2 9 16 29.
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Kate D. Cougill
I. J. Carpenter
Fragmented OCR prompts unproductive and unclear
The readable text is garbled and fails to provide a coherent event or names. No concrete actions, places, or dates emerge to summarize for a newspaper card.
Cattle Men and Feeders Offer Rural Property for Sale
Cattle men advertise a 1920-acre farm in Township 64 W, near Watking and the Union Stock Yards, with fences, a small building set, corrals, and cultivated land about 150 acres. The land lies in the Rainbelt, 30 miles from the stock yards, priced with a loan option and annual payments at 4 percent. First National Bank Denver, Colo.
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Union Stock Yards
Balanes
First National Bank
Denver
Cota
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