County Commissioner Robbins Killed at Sawmill Accident
Johnson County official William H. Robbins died instantly in a sawmill accident north of Buffalo as a moving carriage drove him into a large circle saw. He was a recent county commissioner and prominent ranch man survived by wife and three children. Another boy 18 crushed near Santanka Utah after falling from a freight train while riding between cars with his twin. Coroner cleared railroad company of blame. Sheridan reports a bookkeeper William Mills missing, last seen Sunday night. extensive search includes over a hundred citizens. A new farm rake invention by Albert Richards is described as practical and likely to gain farmer support.
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William H. Robbins
Rock Creek
Serosa
Robbins
Laramie
Jan
Bountiful
Utah
Ron Devine
Union Pacific
Santanka
Ralph
Coroser Fitch
Sheridan
William F Mills
Res
Becon
Ountry
Albert Richards
Wyoming
Richards Take Down Rake Company Planned for Local Factory
The Richards Take Down Rake company is incorporated with capital stock of 100000 dollars. A small factory is expected to be created locally initially with plans to expand if demand justifies the move.
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Rake
Richards Take Down Rake Company
Rescue car heads from Wyoming to Utah mining camps
Evanston Jan 31 rescue car No 4 led by Sumner Smith has left Wyoming for Utah mining camps. Miners here have shown strong interest in the free government instruction on mine rescue after explosions. After a few weeks in Utah the car will return to Rock Springs where it will be kept ready to fly to any mine disaster.
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Evanston
Uinta County
Sumner Smith
State of
Wyoming
Utah
Rock Springs
Wve
Mexican victim loses arm in shooting case at Worland
Joseph Cortes was shot while leaving a local gathering. the assailant Harry Duncan was jailed then released from Basin County jail. In Torrington a new stock association forms to protect property and welfare. officers named A. T. Mason president and W. J. Coy secretary treasurer with directors Lee Root Ed L. Patrick and W. A. Hovey.
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Worland
Joseph Cortes
Las
Harry Duncan
Basin
Footsteps Annoying Sheridan Residents At County Building
Court house at Sheridan faced persistent footstep noise from those walking inside the building. County commissioners approved a appropriation to cover floors of all offices and corridors with cork carpet seeking relief from the disturbance. Also noting an upcoming dance event on Thursday, Feb. 2.
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Sheridan
Court House
Mother Finds Her Baby Girl Dead in Hay Rack Accident
Sundance reports a ranch family tragedy as four year old Evelyn McWhirter is found dead after falling into hay and becoming tangled in a hay rack. Neck broken, death determined an accident while playing near a wagon load of hay. A Lovell celebration proposal seeks a Big Horn basin joint Fourth of July event marking national and Wyoming anniversaries.
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Phillip McWhirter
McWhirters
Eviyn
Lovell
Big Horn Basin
United States
Wyoming
State Briefs from Wyoming and Nearby Towns
Lander reports the new Haldwin block lost its awning to high winds. Thermopolis notes divorce granted William J. McGannon from Jenny McGannon. Lander mentions Harpy Rhein found badly broken ankle near home. Basin News records W. F. Johnson seriously injured en route from Washington after street accident in St Paul. Lusk covers Miss Flosele Baer losing five teeth, Miss Kntmlin bruised, Frank Rider injured when a team ran away. Worland reports Edward Maples granted divorce from Myrtle Maples. Sheridan notes Frank McGee injured in Acme mine and hospitalized. Rock Springs projects Willam Thurman likely to lose sight of an eye from a stick wound. Gillette announces new local telephone exchange operational after weeks of prep. Lander says creamery operations begin March 1. Cody snow halts Sunlight mine work. resumes in spring. Sheridan census 8 408 viewed as about 1 000 short. Tarami reports A C Brooks Jr wounded from a .22 bullet during hunting. Cody notes Leverett Jeimelt, a stage driver, with a broken nose.
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Haldwin
Thermopolis
William J. McGannon
Jenny McGannon
Harpy Rhein
Basin News
W. F. Johnson
Washington
St. Paul
Minn
Johnson
Lusk
Flosele Baer
Mise Kntmlin
Frank Rider
Worland
Edward Maples
Myrtle Maples
Sheridan
Frank McGee
Acme
Rock Springs
Willam Thurman
Gillette
Cody
Tarami
A. C. Brooks, Jr
Wood Landing
Cody—Leverett Qeimelt
Sage Tea Hair Remedy Still Favored By Grandmothers
A druggist notes many still rely on old fashioned cures for hair color and shine. Sage tea remains a traditional darkening tonic, though modern vulp therapy offers new options. The text mentions Weeso’s Sage and a product from Werk Company in New York for sale as an old time remedy.
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Wulphur
Werk Company
Dollar Pincaty Crushed by Horse at Wall
A schoolboy Lusk-Russell Reynolds fell and broke his arm while running on school grounds. Several Wyoming residents are stopping at the Albany hotel, including EB J Heaton of Sheridan and J W Carso and Thomas Painter of Evanston. Deaths listed in Sundance, Encampment, Afton, Basin, Green River. Births reported in Hartville, Lovell, New Haven, Green River.
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Lusk
Russell Reynolds
Denver
Wyoming
Albany
EB. J. Heaton
Sheridan
J. W. Carso
Thomas Painter
Evanston
Mechanical Department Moves to Green River Office
The mechanical department of the Western Division, moved from Moanaton to Green River, carries out orders from months ago. Clerical work moves next, with Evanston offices to be installed here before the end of the year.
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Green River
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Western Division
Moanaton
Ths Place
Evanston
New York Press Club Chooses Taft and Dix for President
The New York Press Club renominated President Taft at its annual gathering and also backed Governor Dix for president in 1912, prompting debate among members about the insurgent movement's impact on the national campaign. Wellesley students face a tack tax after a campus incident revealing a wall tack regulation. Prices for tack fines range from 25 cents to 40 cents.
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New York
Taft
Press Club
Dix
Nowa
Albow
Wellesley
Tacka
Masa
Wellesley Atudenta
Rooma
Election figures shift in Park Row influence race
A garbled note suggests a president and a governor gained influence in Park Row amid unclear election outcomes. The fragment hints at shifting political dynamics and new alliances affecting local power.
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Coffe
Frollon Worlumby
Wood
Park Row
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