Lee Issues Census Facts for Wyoming Counting
Wyoming district supervisor Lee announced the census will start January 2 with house to house canvassing. He urged families to prepare names ages birthplaces education language and farm products and values for accurate enumeration and to carry details if away in January 4920.
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Lee
Wyoming
Nay &. Lee
Ttesoh
Prohibition Era Liquor Destruction Shocks Court
A garbled report describes a judge’s citation to destroy liquor as the first wholesale destruction since prohibition. It notes confiscated liquor accumulating in the snow by the courthouse and spilled by cooks and bottles, amid a volatile confrontation.
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Reymond
Cattle Die On Wyoming Rivers After Ice Breaks
In Thermopolis seventy four cattle owned by Marty Baker drowned after venturing onto the Big Horn river ice and breaking through. Reports from Kommerer describe numerous losses across the district with twenty three drowned in Ham's Fork near Opal fifty at B Q ranch near Sage and fifteen in Bear river near Evanston. A census effort seeks to determine Wyoming population and wealth.
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Thermopolis
Wyo
Marty Baker
McGrath Ranch
Kommerer
Ham's Fork
Opal
Sage
Bear River
Evanston
Wyoming seeding during fall much below that of 1918
Douglas Wyoming December 23 A D Gook field agent reports a sharp fall in winter wheat and rye plantings in 1919. Wheat acreage sown 70009 versus 84000 last year a drop of 14000 with 96 percent normal condition. Rye sowing 26000 down from 28000 with 95 percent normal. Drought and lack of irrigation blamed with late autumn rains and cold snaps hindering plowing and seeding.
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Douglas
Wyo
Wyoming
A. D. Gook
Department of Agriculture
Port Isan
Teye
Death of Wyoming veteran linked to despondency
The former executive committee member of the Wyoming American Legion branch died by his own hand with a revolver. He served overseas with the 16th ammunition train and later joined the crack rifle team sent to Hallie shoot in New Jersey. Authorities attribute the death to despondency over an inability to secure success in a commercial career. A state land lottery planned for Tuesday was abandoned due to insufficient applicants, with land offered at a minimum price of 15 per acre. About 20,900 acres of state lands along the Chicago Northwestern line will be offered for sale soon.
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Hern
Wyoming
American Legion
Hallie Ahoot
New Jarecy
Warner
A. Baker
Chicago & Northwestern Railroad
Woman Officiates at Funeral of Thompson
Funeral services were held Tuesday in Burns Wyoming for Victor Thompson who was killed when his automobile overturned 28 miles northeast of Hayden Saturday night. Mrs Minnie Fenwick, a friend of the Thompson family, conducted the service.
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Burns
Wyo
Victor Thompson
Hayenne
Minnie Fenwick
Thompson
River voyage ends in overturned boat claims
On a route to his homestead a man and small children were involved when his oar caused the boat to overturn. Officials report no serious injuries though passengers were shaken and assisted ashore.
Child in Critical Condition After Kitchen Scalding
In CAMBNA WY, a one year old child of Mr and Mrs Andrew Palwasind slid into a tub of hot water standing on the kitchen floor. The accident left the child in critical condition from scalding and fears mount that he may die.
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Cambna
Wyo
Dao
Mra
Andrew Y Palwasind
Palwaning
Woman Editor Will Retire From New Castle Paper
Lilian M. Grinnell, longtime editor of the New Castle paper, will retire effective January 1. The announcement notes her decades of editorial leadership and service to the community in Newcastle Wyoming and marks the end of an era for local journalism.
News-Journal editor resigns to return to Lincoln Nebraska
Two years of leadership by the News Castle News Journal editor yielded a marked improvement. She resigns effective January 1 and will return to her former home in Lincoln Nebraska as a state leader ad campaign notes TRY STATE LEADER WANT ADS THEY BRING RESULTS.
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News-Journal
Lincoln
Nebraska
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