Pioneer Henry Bath Dies in Laramie After Long Life
Henry Bath a longtime Albany County pioneer and father of Lou Bath died Monday night at Sydenham hospital in Laramie after four weeks illness. Born in Germany in 1844 he served in the Civil War, lived in New York and Boone I a then moved to Wyoming in 1865. Survived by five children and many grandchildren funeral plans not yet set.
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Burlington Expected to Extend LIXPs Across State
Casper January 3 report says Burlington may construct a line linking its Poudre river route from Douglas or Casper to Newcastle and possibly to Billings and Black Hills towns. The path would cross lands already held for territory and impact the surrounding region.
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Cripple Commits death by own action at South Pass
Lander January 3 Cyrus Didinger known as Harvey Bidinger stock tender for the Rayer stage line at South Pass shot and killed himself last Tuesday but his body was not found until the stage reached the station that evening Coroner Middlekauff left Wednesday to conduct the inquest Bidinger a cripple had lived in Bolanids under the name Harvey no motive for the deed is known.
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Fremont County Woolgrowers elect leaders amid harsh weather
Landers Jan 7 Fremont County Woolgrowers association re elected J Greenough president and Fred Earl secretary treasurer. Members funded bounty efforts, pledged two men and two government hands to trap predators between Landor and Muskrat country. Delegates Schoettiin and Farlow named for American Livestock association meeting in Cheyenne January 18 to 20. Wyoming Wool Growers meet Thermopolis January 15 to 17.
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Plan division of Ble Work plan division of Ble work meetertse
The article discusses a proposed division of Big Horn county to form a new county with Lovell likely as the seat. It notes Belo Lovell’s central location and potential inclusion of Park county areas Penrose Garland and Frannie. Greybull residents react with opinion from the Standard.
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Judge Hynds Retires as Police Judge in Laramie
In Laramie on January 3 Judge Hynds heard his last police court case. He fined a man of color $14 and costs for intoxication and offered another a choice of $10 or ten days on vagrancy charges. Hynds retires Tuesday and will be succeeded by James A. Salmons, elected justice of the peace, who was appointed police judge by the city council.
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Cure a Cold in One Day Laxative Bromo Quinine Ad
Bold claim promotes Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets to cure a cold in one day. Druggists guarantee refund if they fail. Features Dr F. W. Grove signature on each box. Zhe appears as a misspelled endorsement element.
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Old Laramie Resident Takes His Own Life
Andrew Wolf Sr aged 64 committed suicide at 5 30 am at 470 North Railroad street by a 38 caliber revolver. His son Andrew Wolf Jr employed at The Three Roles estate woke to gunfire and found the father dead with the revolver in his hand. Coroner Miller held an inquest and ruled death self inflicted during despondency. Wolf left a German note citing ill health and is survived by two sons and two daughters with funeral plans pending. His elder son Henry Wolf formerly served on the city police force.
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Forest Service reports big gains in 1916 from reforestation and grazing management
The 1916 annual forest service report notes 10,390 acres reforested and 6,146,637 trees planted, plus 8,280 pounds of seed. Cattle and horses rose by 133,442 and sheep and goats by 7,605,338 across national forests despite grazing land eliminations. Fires totaled 6,324 with 155,416 acres burned, averages and losses described by Henry Graves.
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Mrs Nina Duryea Arrives in New York for War Relief Lectures
Mrs Nina Duryea widow of Chester B Duryea arrives from Bordeaux to lecture and raise funds for war relief. She is Franklin Waldo Smith's daughter and has lived in Paris since a separation ten years before the Duryea murder. She aided and clothed over 63000 people in France since the war began and is decorated by France with the Medaille dOr des Etrangers.
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Gunboat Smith Fades After Moran and Cowler Fights
Gunboat Smith, once a top heavyweight contender, struggles after recent losses to Frank Moran and Jack Cowler. Once backed by fans who watched him challenge Carpentier and Johnson, Smith’s prime faded as Moran pummeled him in a harsh bout, signaling a sharp decline in his ring career.
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France
President nominates Harding for Panama Canal Zone governor
President Wilson nominates Lieut Col Chester Harding of the Army Engineer Corps to be governor of the Panama Canal Zone in Washington.
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