Sunday school convention for Platte county to meet at Wheatland
The Golden Prairie Herald notes a Platte county Sunday school convention in Wheatland from Feb 14 to 16 to organize the county's Sunday school forces for aggressive work. Delegates should report to R F Paxton with names and numbers. Rev C M Dhiley of Douglas, Rev C W Dean of Denver, the new state university president, Dr Dinwiddie and others will attend.
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Wheatland
Wyo
Platte
R. F. Paxton
C. M. Dhiley
Douglas
C. W. Dean
Denver
The
State University
Dinwiddie
Near Fatal Accident at Sunrise Wyoming
Young Bible Miller, employed in two C and W machine shops at Sunrise, had a narrow escape last Monday evening when his foot slipped while jumping an engine. His left leg was broken above the ankle and he was bruised but recovering. The incident serves as a warning to other youths who persist in hopping trains.
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Sunrise
Wyo
Young Bible Miler
Ted Wheel
Broker
Game Laws Cited By wardens Aims to Enforce
The Star Valley Independent cites deputy wardens L. M. Cranney and Fred Brown urging compliance with state game and fish laws. It quotes Section 2772 on selling hides tusks scalps or heads and warns violators face misdemeanor penalties including fines from 20 to 200 dollars or county jail for 6 to 60 days.
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L. M. Cranney
Fred Brown
Stiteea
Jal
Star Valley Independent
Erroneous report circulated on new county boundary
A notice states misinformation spread about a boundary line for the proposed Golden Prairie county. It mentions a signed remonstrance against the new county amid confused facts and references a bill in the legislature with borders described near Goshen and the state line.
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Golden Prairie
Pew
Goshen
Demise of A Roberts Casper Pioneer and Ex-Legislator
Donald A. Roberts longtime Casper resident and former Natrona County legislator died last Wednesday at 10 15 PM after months of illness. He helped launch Casper’s saloon trade about 20 years ago and later retired from the Caledonian bar. He married Amelia D. Mazon May 1 1901 leaving a widow. Known as Dan Te sa he earned a reputation for honesty and integrity and belonged to the Fraternal Order of Eagles Elks and Masons which conducted his funeral at 1598 North Walcott Street. He will be missed by Natrona county pioneers.
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Donald A. Roberts
Casper
Mr. Roberts
Caledonian
No Board and Company
Hewie
poWelus
Armelia D. Mazon
Dan
Te“sa
Natrona County
Order of Eagles
The
Elks Lodge
North Walcott Street
Masons
Elk herd moves from Yellowstone toward Arizona
Sheridan, Feb 6. Hundreds of residents watched as a herd of 56 yearling elk from Yellowstone was unloaded at the stock yards for feed and rest en route to Flagstaff, Arizona. Shipped from Gardiner Montana, the elk reached Sheridan last night and will be released to open range at their destination. A government employee supervised the shipment as part of a broader effort to relieve congestion in the Jackson Hole region and support elk conservation.
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Sheridan
Yellowstone Park
Flagetalf
Arizona
Gardiner
Montana
Park
Jackson Hole
Sheridan Post
Casper’s Warm Heart Shown by Community Help
Mr. and Mrs. Prank Fee, who lost their home to a fire, received broad support from Casper residents. A kitchen shower at the Devin home furnished their new kitchen, Chic elay ladies provided silver and linen, Baptist ladies crafted a comforter, and business men donated a steel range for their temporary home. The community’s acts of kindness reflect town pride and neighborly spirit.
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Prank Fee
Casper
G. Bf. Devin
Chicelay
Fees
Andra
Fee
Casper Retord
Ground grain feeding boosts livestock health and efficiency
The article argues that grinding grain before feeding increases digestion and nutrient uptake, reducing waste and promoting bone and muscle development. Using a feed grinder saves grain, lowers labor, and improves stability of horses through chopped hay and ground rations, with the winter period highlighting the economic payoff.
Proper culture of clover in New England homes
A New England farmer shares best clover growing practices on black sandy loam. He favors red clover with eight to twelve pounds per acre and barley as a nurse crop to avoid heavy shading. Cutting starts around July 4. spring freezes and thaw heave damage clover, but improved soil cultivation and manure use promise better stands in this state.
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New England
Orchard Advice on Planting Fruit Trees and Care
Tips for filling orchard gaps with apple currant and gooseberry stock. Recommends Triumph peach for nursery orders and warns against crowding. Suggests wood ash around trunks to deter root louse and to feed the soil. Emphasizes balanced planting and protection from rabbits.
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Pla
Rancher Greub Fakes Own Life
Sheridan Wyoming Feb . Jacob Greub pioneer cattleman and father died by suicide at his Piney ranch three miles east of Kay ney near the Sheridan Johnson county line. He left a wife and 14 children.
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Sheridan
Wyo
Jacob Greub
Seaneee
Piney
Johnson County
Piney Valley
Kearney
Piney Creek
Johnson Counties
Wyoming
Greuch
Crazy Woman
Lizzie Hepp
Spain promises exhibit for Panama-Pacific expo
Madrid announces Spain will present an adequate exhibit at the Panama-Pacific exposition in San Francisco. The authoritative statement was issued today from Spain regarding the participation in the event.
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Spain
San Francisco
Madrid
Revenge converts a little right into a great wrong
A German proverb notes that revenge can transform a minor right into a major wrong. The saying warns against small grudges growing into larger harm through retaliation.
Lady's Kidney Remedy Testimonial Ends 1911 Notary Claim
Hannah Carle of Springfield Ohio asserts severe kidney troubles left her confined to bed for months. She credits Dr Kilmer Swamp Root with restoring health after local medical care failed and urges others to try the remedy. Notary Golden C Dayir authenticates the sworn statement dated November 21 1911.
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Hannah Carle
Bell Ave
Springfield
Ohio
Clark County
State of
Swamp-lHoot Promises Sample and Health Guide
A dubious claim offers a sample shuttle to Dr Kilmer Co and a booklet of information on kidneys and bladder. The ad urges readers to visit druggists and mentions Cheyenne Daily Leader and regular price bollies for wale.
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Swamp-lHoot
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghampton, N
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Wale
Doctor Lewis Baker’s Column on Home Remedies
A long chatty feature presents Dr Lewis Baker answering reader questions on tonics for nerve strain obesity hair health catarrh rheumatism and bronchial coughs. It advises syrups tinctures pills and balms with directions and states the prescription can be filled at drug stores and by wholesalers.
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Lewis Baker
College Bldg
College Kiwood Sta
Dayton
Keep a Goin Keep a Goin Poem Fragment
A compact verse urges perseverance through hardship and doubt. It extols continuing effort despite setbacks such as thorny paths, poor luck, or weather. The speaker notes resilience in fishing, weathering blows, and staying steady when fortunes wane. It closes with images of birds in flight and distant bells.
Pocket cyclone to upset airships
French report claims a pocket cyclone device invented by Dr. Cousin can be carried to the gripeack and released to capsize any aeroplane, including advanced airships, as of February in Paris. The description notes a deadly ascending whirlwind that can threaten aircraft in flight.
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Paris
Cousin
Destroyer of Birdmen Flights Foretold by Air Gusts
The piece describes an altitude of 9,000 feet as a treacherous barrier, with earth’s disturbances generating air gusts and cross currents that destroy aircraft in flight, making them unable to survive at that height.
Has Polkwitg admission to the Q club failed
A fragment notes Polkwitg’s unpopularity with 18 black walls and 11 members present, as reported by Magen dorfer Blaetter, reflecting social club selection dynamics.
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Polkwitg
Q Club
Magendorfer Blaetter
Pyramid of Gizeh No Longer Enigmatic
Article asserts the Great Pyramid's mysteries are resolved with new astronomical and geographic verifications. It links biblical allusions, prophetic significance, and historical context to the site, promoting a volume from the Watch Tower Society.
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Pyramid OF Gizeh
Pyramid
Girehord
Ten
Science
Bardehipa
MH Conte
Hocioty
Micks Street
Broukiyu
Golf Ball Poachers Target Mossy Forest Links
Police report growing complaints about golf ball thefts at the Mossy Forest links during play. Gangs of youths are said to lie in wait where balls vanish from sight, some stolen even on the fairway. Several prosecutions have followed.
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Moping Forest
London Mall
Repairing High Monument by London Steeplejatic Larkina
A renowned London steeplejack named Larkina is hired to repair the monument to the first Duke of Sutherland atop Hon Vragele in Sutherlandshire. The statue stands 24 feet high on a 10 foot masonry column and rises 1,400 feet above the sea. Climbers take two hours to reach the work site and must descend before dusk to ensure daylight return.
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London
Larkina
Duke of Sutherland
Hon Vragele
Sutherlandshire
National Spirit Rallies for Urban Renewal and Art Revival
The piece argues that national spirit awakens to urban ugliness and housing neglect outside cities. It claims residents demand improvement and envisions a sweeping revival of art that will outshine past renaissances as a powerful, daylit movement.
Expensive Taste: France's Woman Wine Tasters Earn High Pay
A French woman wine taster earns about $25,000 annually as demand grows for her rare skill. Only a few women have taken up this profession, with half a dozen famed for their tasting abilities. Her refined palate identifies the origin of grapes as soon as wine touches the tongue.
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France
The Woman We Love Most Quote
A compact quotation notes that the woman we love most is often the one we express it to the least, attributing the line to Edme Pierre Chanvot de Beau chens.
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Edme
Pierre Chanvot de Beau Chens
Sour soil indicator sorrel signals lime need
Found growing sorrel on land likely means sour soil requiring lime for sweetening. Poor drainage may also be an issue, so the tract should be drained in addition to lime application.
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Oevice
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