Elk Die Off in Jackson Hole From Mange and Moldy Hay
Veterinarians Dr French and Dr Preach report elk in Jackson Hole dying in large numbers from mange and moldy hay. About 150 elk have died, with more expected before spring. Rescue attempts include dipping proposed for wild herds, but practicality and safety concerns halt full action. Severe snow and glare complicate the situation for the expedition party from Victor Idaho.
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Jackson Hole
French
Preach
Pr. Naylor
Erving
Wilson
Mir
Wilson R
Veterh
Officers Elected At Annual Meet
The Sons of the American Revolution held their annual meeting at the president A J Domne’s home. Officers elected for the coming year include President Rev W B D Gray Vice president Maurice Groslien Secretary W L Whipple Treasurer W B Chaplin Historian Rev Leon C Hills Registrar J J Walton Managers A M H Doane C M Watts A J Parahall A 80day hour and a round a rote conducted by Rev Hille followed the business session. Light refreshments were served.
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Sons of the American Revolton
A. J. Domne
W. B. D. Gray
Maurice Groslien
W. L. Whipple
W. B. Chaplin
Leon C. Hills
J. J, Walton
A. MH. Doane
C. M. Watts
A. J. Parahall
Keslar and Robinson Tie Modern Knot in Nebraska Visit
Miss Keslar and Mr Robinson wed Wednesday at Dr Leon Hills residence. H way Holingen and Miss Lacy Kee lar join in the marriage. Dr Ivan O Hie off ad officiated as the couple, with Nina ctl and Mrs Prank Bolar present. The newlyweds plan visits to friends in Ceyonne and Hilladele before settling in Tesumach, Nebraska.
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Leon
Hills
H. Way Holingen
Miss Lacy
BE. Keelar
Ivan O
Misa Nina M
Kijoa Kealar
Prank Bolar
Vee Repinson
Heyonne
Hilladele
Tesumach
Neb
Western Union Restores Cable Letter Service
The Western Union Telegraph company announces improvements to internals and cable facilities that allowed reinstatement of its cable letter service, halted since January 3. Deferred half rates and weekend letter service have been restored along with the full line of supplementary services. This restoration is presented as vital to American foreign trade.
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Western Union Telegraph Company
Western Union Company
Ite
Iia Normal
Bowie Ia
Young Cheyenne Lawyers Admitted to Bar
Harry B. Henderson Jr and Liloyd Sampson, noted Cheyenne attorneys, were admitted to practice in the state at a Supreme Court special meeting yesterday. Henderson, son of a Cheyenne banker, will join W. C. Kinkead. Sampson, who came from Chicago months ago, will practice independently.
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Harry B. Henderson, Jr
Liloyd Sampson
Supreme Court
Henderson
W. C. Kinkead
Sampson
Cheyenne
Chicago
Names Added to Navy League Convention Delegates
The State Navy League committee adds new delegates to the Navy League convention March 27 to 30 at the New Milliard hotel in Washington D C. Listed are Hon John D Woodruff Cheyenne Rev WB D Gray Cheyenne Mrs T C Diers Sheridan Mr James J Withrow Sheridan Mrs Bryant B Brooks Casper Hon B B Brooks Casper Men John B Kendrick Cheyenne Mrs Nathaniel Thomas Cheyenne Miss Edith K O Clark Cheyenne and Dr Grace Raymond Hebard Laramie. Membership cards available by writing to Chairman Mary B David Douglas Wy.
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Navy League
New Milliard Hotel
Washington, D. C
John D. Woodruff
Shoshoni
W. B.D. Gray
Cheyenne
T. C. Diers
Sheridan
James J. Withrow
Bryant B. Brooks
Casper
B. B. Brooks
True Paintings On Exhibit This Morning
The exhibit of paintings by Allen T True of Denver opens at the Carnegie library at 4 o clock this morning and runs day and night for about a week. The works shown, including The Packing Outs and Now Mexican Sky, have earned praise nationwide and will be viewed by the Woman's club yesterday.
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Allen T
Denver
Carnegie Library
Peiutingas
Woman's Club
Grande Valley
Eapanola
Holland Faces War Mood Near Peace Palace
Spheral Artist Correspondent reports Dutch society shifting toward wartime posture as soldiers fill streets and pubs while the Hague region readies defenses. The piece notes Dutch neutrality leaning pro German and a populace anxious over looming conflict near the Carnegie peace palace avenues.
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Spheral
Europe
Cheyenne
Holland
Carnegie Peace Palace
Etrevia
American National Guard
Cevtral
Denmark
Hague
Hergen
Strange stock illness caused by moldy hay
Due to wet weather last summer hay making period there is more moldy hay this winter and consequently disease in livestock. The state veterinarian's office requires calls every
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Wyoming
Hillss Farm Notes on Hay Quality and Feeding Issues
A fragment discusses hillss farming facing hay problems with variable aging and poor quality hay. It notes that old cattle are being fed and comments on the impact of bad hay on livestock feeding practices.
Homoeopathic Cures Promoted By B W Grove Cures
A fragment notes a person named B W Grove Cures promoting a homeopathic preparation to treat cold symptoms. The call urges readers to seek the signature and purchase the remedy.
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B. W. Grove
Union Pacific Storekeeper Kingsford to Retire After 30 Years
Kingsford, long time Union Pacific employee in Wyoming, will retire March 1 after thirty years of service in various roles. He started as a clerk in Laramie, rose to head of the supply department in Cheyenne and Northern, then led the Wyoming division store with J. C. Costello’s retirement. H. C. Stevens will replace him in Denver, while E. S. Jamieson moves to Denver. Kingsford helped organize the Cheyenne Building and Loan and holds valuable Cheyenne real estate.
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Kingsford
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Union Pacific Company
Laramie
Omaha
Cheyenne and Northern
Colorado & Southern
Kingeford
J. C. Costello
Wyoming
H. C. Stevens
Denver
E. 8. Jamieson
Cheyenne
Menver
Chyenne Building and Loan Association
Wyoming National Guard Dance At Coliseum Friday Night
Company G of the Wyoming National Guard hosts a popular dance at the Coliseum Friday night. The event is an exclusive military affair organized by fort officers and ladies with Kopald's orchestra providing music. Admission is 75 cents a couple.
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Wyoming National Guard
Kopald
Company G N G Attends Lyric Tonight
Captain Meyers of Company G Wyoming National Guard will lead the unit to the Lyric tonight for the Battle Cry of Peace production. The event stresses preparedness and patriotism and begins with a 7:90 PM assembly at the armory so the company can attend together.
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Jack Meyers
Wyoming National Guard
Pamorgua
Armerican Patriota
Meyers
Powell official named notary by governor
Mrs 8 K Deak of Powell received a notary commission from Governor Kendrick yesterday. The brief item notes the appointment amid a roundup of regional civic updates including travel and events across Wyoming communities.
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8. K. Deak
Powell
Kendrick
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