Cattle Losses Mount in Crow Reservation Winter
The Crow territory suffers severe cattle losses as winter bites hard with thousands believed to have perished. Ranchers struggle for hay and movement, while Frank Henry outfit plans to ship 400 cars to Texas, costing about seventeen dollars per head to winter stock.
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Shertion Post
Russell
Ile
Crow Reservation
Horthforest
Feleks
Ike
Bear
Frank Jenry
Yellowstone
Speers
Frank Henry
Texas
Eight Children Hail Fol ey’s Measy and Torte Remedy
Mrs P Rehkamp of 2404 Dierman writes about giving Fol ey's Measy and Torte to all eight children to ease bronchial coughs and help breathing. The note reads oddly and seems promotional.
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Foley
Mra P. Rehkamp
Dierman
Regular meeting of sannels at 1 30 PM
An evening session is scheduled for members to convene a regular meeting. The notice specifies a 1 30 PM start and refers to attendances and routine agenda items. Further details are unreadable in the fragment.
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Gments OF
Col
Sannels
Rerem Sinendanee “Orace. & Ke
Fire Department Report On Three Morning Incidents
The fire department responded to three morning incidents. A can of oil on a basement furnace at 344 Weet Twenty-fifth Street ignited but caused no major damage. At Mt Sinai a wooden box with wires in a basement door sparked a fire, and a third blaze was tackled by a gas extinguishing effort.
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Devine
Twenty-fifth Street
Mt. Sinai
Gelliien
Cheyenne to Welcome General Pershing on Home Visit
City leaders plan a formal reception in Cheyenne for General John J. Pershing arriving January 13 to inspect Port D A Mussel. A representative meeting of business leaders officials and Fort S Y Russell officers was set for 4 pm at Citizens National Bank to coordinate plans and a smaller committee will implement arrangements. Cheyenne aims for a fitting homecoming as Pershing recently gained wide fame.
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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 Bids Cheyenne Farewell For New Field
Harry B Welsh longtime McChord Brady salesman will depart Cheyenne next Sunday to manage dry goods territory in Montana and northern Wyoming under M E Smithener Co Omaha. He served six years with McChord Brady and months overseas in World War I. Prior to that he worked for BE S Johnston Grocery in Wyoming and is praised for his service and future prospects.
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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 race shifts in Democratic hold
Clyde Livvy, Democrat, defeats Republican John M. Morehead in North Carolina Ninth district for a congressional seat. Republicans touted breaking the solid South but Mecklenberg County backed Democrats, preserving the party's control despite GOP appeals and strong Morehead candidacy.
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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 12
Beatrice Pollitt was elected superintendent of the Episcopal Sunday school at Kearsarge in the upper peninsula of Sobeattie Beatrice gathered 26 children, read lessons and prayers, and distributed papers four years ago her leadership helped grow the St. John s Episcopal mission in town
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Beatrice Pollitt
Toeas
America
Episcopal
Kearsarge
Upper Peninsula
Beatrice’s
St. John's
Hearing in Howat case debates mine strike injunction
Henry Warrum for the United Mine Workers argues Howat kept a local 1000 miner strike in the Kansan district lawful under the injunction and followed miners' general committee orders. Dan W Sims, special assistant district attorney, represents 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
Tragedy Unfolds as Family Slain at Farm Home
At a rural farmstead authorities recover cartridges from a large trunk while probing a double murder scene. George Adam Shank, a cousin, found dead in the kitchen with three children. Marguerite Monita and George Wesley also slain. Florence survived 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 child after a water main incident. The judge reduced the final judgment to $1,500 noting municipalities cannot award punitive damages. The ruling cites the stipulation that $1,000 of the earlier award was for punitive damages.
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Walton
L. Fowler
Aly
Tts
Young Daoetter
Judee
Wyoming Tuesday Weather: Fair then unsettled
The Wyoming forecast calls for generally fair weather on Tuesday followed by a shift to unsettled conditions. Temperatures remain mostly steady with little change expected throughout the day and into the evening.
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Wyoming
Land Office Notice of Federer Prepping Final Proof
Department of the Interior announces Looks H Federer of Cheyenne Wyoming filed intention for final three year proof to establish homestead claim for NE SE 26 16N 67W, 6th P Meridian. Hearing set before the Cheyenne Land Office on January 20, 1979 with witnesses William 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 administration of the estate of Kate D Cougill deceased was issued on the 79th day of November 1019 to I J Carpenter administrator. Creditors must exhibit their claims with vouchers within six months or be barred. Claims not shown within one year from letters will be barred. Dec 1 1019.
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Kate D. Cougill
I. J. Carpenter
Fragmented Text From Historic Page
Incomplete OCR fragment shows garbled phrases with names and places missing. The readable bits hint at a report section or notice, but clear facts and events are not recoverable from the provided text.
Cattle Men and Feeders Plell Take Action
Cattle men and feeders offer for immediate wire the 33 34 and 15 in Township 64 W containing 1920 acres near Watking station on the Union Pacific line, 329 miles southeast of Union Stock Yards. The property has fences, a complete building set including a barn and sheds, but is run down. About 150 acres are in cultivation with all land tilled and watered by Hox Elder and Running Creek through the center. Located in the Rainbelt area, 30 miles from Union Stock Yards and a short auto ride from the old Pueblo area, with financing terms offering half down and the balance over five years at 4 percent. The Gagan First National Bank Denver, Colo.
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Union Stock Yards
Balanes
First National Bank
Denver
Cota
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Ralph Adamsky
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