Three Wyoming accidents keep Lander in fever
Three Sunday accidents shake Lander as miner Richard Ballew suffers a broken leg in a runaway mine car incident. Popolari mine manager H O Barber plunges down a steep embankment but escapes injury. A Rhein automobile derailment on Main Street nearly topples into the river, with occupants Horace Richeln Donald Preston Norma Shieldon and Mildred Welch barely safe.
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Lander
Wyo
Richard Ballew
Wille
H. O. Barber
Poposia Roal
Hudson
Barber
Rhein Autonmbie
Roselng
Horace Richeln
Donald Preston
Mies
Norma Fheldon
Mildred Welch
Senator Padgett Moves to Roosevelt Utah
Dr J W Padgett elected last year as state senator on the Democratic Market has moved to Roosevelt Utah to establish his future home. The transition implies a vacancy in one senate chair when the next legislature assembles.
Sage and Sulphur Remedy Restores Natural Hair Color
A home treatment once used by grandmothers for gray hair is revived as Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy. Priced at 50 cents, the solution darkens gray hair naturally and can improve dandruff and scalp itchiness when applied with a sponge or brush.
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Grandother
Wyeth
Dad Forgives So Son is Set Free
Charlee Thompson faced charges of beating his father Louis Thompson with a hammer. At Justice Jackson's court the elderly father declined to prosecute, and the case was dismissed. The wounded father was helped into a car by his son and sent home. he remained hospitalized with head wounds.
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Laramif
Wro
Dee
Charlee Thompson
Louis Thompson
Jackson
Five Oil Wells Start On Reservation Drilling Plan
LANDER Wyo Dec 30 There will be five wells drilled for oil on the reservation each to a depth of 2000 feet this winter by W L Preston of Casper A camp will be established about three miles northeast of this city with a rig shipped from Casper to do the work
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Lander
Wyo
W.L. Preston
Casper
Quiet Caspar Wedding Unites McCulloch and MacIntyre
Monday evening, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Holden on West Second Street, Janes Cochran McCulloch and Miss Mary MacPherson MacIntyre of Casper were married. Rev. William C. Faucette officiated. the couple will reside in Casper. Only witnesses present. a Scotch luncheon followed the ceremony.
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Peter Holden
West Second Street
Janes Cochran McCulloch
Mary MacPherson MacIntyre
Casper
William C. Faucette
Casper Presbyterian Church
Hfe
Round Up Week A Grand Affair In Denver
Denver, Dec. 20 The Denver Convention association and local groups join the Denver Press club to promote Round Up week January 19 to 24. Forty thousand visitors are expected as editors boost publicity beyond prior campaigns with support from nearly 900 newspapers across several western states. A second annual bartenders grand ball opens tonight at Eagles hall.
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Denver
Denver Convention Association
The
Motor Club
Shriners
Denver Athletic ,Club
Denver Preas Club
Colorado
Montana
Utah
Wyoming
New Mexico
Denver Press Club
Eagles' Hall
Postage stamp replaces eleven express workers
From Congressman C. M. H. Tavenner the piece explains how the postage stamp automates parcel post processes and would eliminate 68 accounting steps across parcel post and telegram services, arguing government operation can provide better service at lower cost than private firms.
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Washington
Congress
David J. Lewis
Maryland
Lewis
Parcel Post
Union barber shops stay open tonight then closed New Year’s Day
All union barber shops will remain open tonight and will be closed tomorrow on New Year’s Day as observed.
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All Union
Going It Blind
A cautionary note on shopping habits urges readers to plan purchases with thrifty forethought. It argues haste leads to waste and encourages using advertiser offerings to make better, more satisfying selections rather than buying blindly.
No Use in Work or Advice, Says Local Column
A humorous editorial muses on the futility of work and preaching advice that clashes with personal desires. The piece, written in a light tone, questions the value of urging effort when outcomes remain unchanged.
Army Polo Association form to conduct Army championships
The Army Polo Association, approved by the secretary of war, forms under Major General Leonard Wood to stage annual tournaments for army team supremacy. Posts nationwide will compete, with army teams entering Polo Association of America events. The Second Division Polo Club in Texas City hosts seven clubs, including Fourth Field Artillery.
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Texas City
Texas
Army
Secretary of War
Leoneard Wood
United States Army
United States
Polo Association of America
Fourth Field Artillery
Farmer Fractures Skull in Woodcutting Accident
LANDER Wyo Dec 30 A farmer named Miekeljohn near Circle fractured his skull last week while getting out wood. He was unconscious when found and cannot yet state how the accident occurred. He was brought to Lander hospital and is in favorable condition for recovery.
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Lander, Wyo
Miekeljohn
Cirele
Lander
Man Keeps Religion in Wife’s Name Questioned
A reader asks about the propriety of a man who maintains his faith under his wife’s name rather than openly professing it himself. The inquiry touches on sincerity, social norms, and religious reputation in domestic life.
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Senator Padgett
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Mary
Capigd “Avenue Theatre
C. MH. Tavenner
Moreus
Ayer
Will Stir
Cheyenne
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