Man Bags 207 Rabbits In Eight Hunts Near Lander
George Holand of Albany hotel records 207 cottontails shot in eight short hunts around Twin Creek neighborhood near Lander Wyoming. The rabbits were killed with a 22 caliber rifle while the hunter rode in a sleigh. a lodged tool prevented extraction and no output estimate was given.
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Lander
Wyo
Dee
George Holand
Albany
Twin Creek
Professor Currie Injured in Gym Accident at University
Professor George Currie, Latin and Greek instructor at the University of Wyoming, suffered a dislocated and fractured wrist when he was struck while attempting to field a steal in an indoor baseball game at the campus gymnasium. He was sent home for treatment.
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Laramie
Wrc
George Currie
University of Wyoming
University
Currie
Jailbirds Steal Sheriff Team Near Moorcroft
Two escapees from Butte county jail Bell Fourche, John Beard and Burl Sawyer, are riding the sheriff’s team and headed toward Moorcroft. Beard is 5 feet 10 inches, 145 pounds with a sandy mustache. Sawyer is 6 feet tall, 185 pounds and dark. The stolen team is described as a white blaze-faced gelding and a gray horse, both with brands noted.
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Moorcropt
Wye
Hareltog
John Beard
Burl Sawyer
Butte County
Bell Fourche
Beard
Hurl Sawyer
Gebay
Goes to China to Claim Bride
Casper Wyoming Dee 29 Joe Tuck left for Hong Kong China the latter part of the week where he will visit his mother and incidentally get married He is brother of Tonk tuck proprietor of the Bon Ton and an uncle who is an officer of high rank in the Chinese army He will remain in China for several months and return to Casper if his bride is allowed to live in the United States.
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Casper
Dee
Joe Tuck
Hong Kong
China
Joe
Tonk Tuck
The
Bon Ton Olfe
Ben
Moorcroft Becomes Oil Center After Strike Near Town
Reports from Moorcroft, Wyoming say the Wyoming Fuel Oil Company struck oil in paying quantities in a well just north of the town. The tool went three feet into off bearing sand before the interruption.
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Sheridan
Wyo
Moorcroft
Wyoming Fuel Oil Company
Neck is Broken But Man Lives
WHEATLAND Wyoming December 29 About three weeks ago Mr Hussey of Lingle was thrown from a broncho and fractured a bone in his neck He could not reach the sanatorium due to the country s condition until this week He remains in continual pain but the attending physician says there is a possibility of partial recovery He is a young man about 26 with strong constitution who would not have survived the injury so long
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Wheatland
Wyo
Hussey
Lingle
Wyoming Corn to Nebraskans
Upton Wyoming December 29 A H H Peckham of Fiddler Creek country shipped a quantity of high quality seed corn to Nebraska. Weaton county emerges as a leading corn producing area and Peckham showed a radish 26 inches long in the newspaper office window, later sent to Omaha for exhibition.
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Upton
Wyo
A. H H. Peckham
Fiddler Creek Country
Nebraska
Weaton County
One Time Cattle Baron Seeks Aid in Lander Wyoming
John McCullough, once Wyoming’s leading cattle baron with a vast herd and a retinue of riders, arrives in Lander from South Pass at age 83 ill and destitute. Once powerful on the range, he now lives in poverty, a hermit in a sheep wagon, weakened and helpless in the community he helped found.
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Lander
Wyo
John McCullough
Wyoming
Asa
Wyoming Range
South Pass
McCullough
Meyerses
Black Wolves Terrorize Wyoming Stock Region
Wolves along the Wind River range in Wyoming raise concern as a trapped wolf is reported near Dubois and another seen in Popo Agie canyon. The animals are described as larger and hardier than gray wolves, with a recent horse predation spurring trappers and stockmen to rid the canyon area of wolves and coyotes.
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Lander
Wyo
Wind River
Dubois
Poole
Popo Agile
Hay purchase to feed elk for winter in Wyoming
D C Nowlln completed the purchase of 560 tons of hay for the biological survey to feed the elk this winter. This amount, plus 186 tons left from last year, should keep the elk in good condition through the season.
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Jackson, Wyo
D. C
List of 19th Century Job Titles and Dates
A fragmented roster lists several male roles with dates: petrography on Jan 21 22, ald on Jan 21 22, junior to pographer Feb 5 6, topo graphic aid temporary Feb 4, technical assistant to pharmacology Feb 2, senior land appraiser Jan 19, inspector of mechanical and electrical engineering Jan 21 22 23, logwer Jan 26.
Exams Open for Uncle Sam Civil Service Posts
The United States civil service commission announces examinations for positions including translator and laboratory roles. Applicants should apply to Mr. H. B. Patten in the surveyor general's office with the date and location details provided.
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United States Civil Service Commission
H. B. Patten
Surveyor General's Office
Joe
Laboratory
Esslelomt
New Products to Brighton Exhibit
Changes and improvements to the Burlington station exhibit of Wyoming agricultural products this week. Fresh produce and fruit will replace current display in cages Bow Wheatland Basin Careghurat to reflect larger displays with more items sent in for totalled exhibit.
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Wyoming
Burlington Station
Bow
Wheatland
Basin
Careghurat
New Officers Installed by Cheyenne Masons
The Cheyenne Lodge No. 1 and Acacia Lodge No. 11 installed their officers for the coming year at the Masonic temple on Saturday night. Officers named include A D Johnston W M and F B Fobes W M among others, with remarks by Past Grand Masters Samuel Carson and others, followed by a luncheon hosted by Eastern Star ladies.
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Masonic Temple
Masons
Acacia Lodge
Joinnhy
A. D. Johnston
W. M
M. A. Kline
John Barr
J. W
D. W. Gill
G. C. Rafter
H. FR. Millard
H. G. Watson
J. D
Co. M Watts
C. H. Armor
J. S
W. W. Lane
Tyler
F. B. Fobes
R. H. Redpath
Charles Aney
J. BE. Niswander
A. P. Swainson
Appel
D. C. Hudson
Swan
R. W. Warren
Samuel Carson
B. H. Sege
Cook
J. A. Riner
William Riner
The
Eastern Star
Farmers Rush to Court for Negro Murder Suspects in Chestertown
Kent county farmers converge on Chestertown for a grand jury meeting to indict the Negro defendants in the murder of James N. Coleman. Parraway confesses killing Coleman and Mabel admits robbing the body as the mob threatens lynching. officials hope for calm as proceedings begin. A national arboretum is planned for Rock Creek Park in Washington to house all American tree species.
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Chestertown
Kent County
James N. Coleman
James Parraway
Norman Mabel
Grand Jury
Parraway
Coleman
Mabel
Rock Creek National Park
District of Columbia
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