Boy Rescued by Younger Brother from Rampaging Stallion
The Calver Creek family recounts how a youth was saved from death when a large imported stallion attacked him after breaking through a fence. His 10-year-old brother fired a shot to rout the horse, enabling the injured boy to seek help. the animal was killed and hide sent for tanning. William Stephenson, rancher, later transported the carcass to Casper. The wounded boy, around 12, remains under medical care with forearm and wrist injuries and a possible leg fracture. his recovery is expected.
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Aghwet
Ton Stephenson
William Stephenson
Calyon Creek
Hove
Hanne
Hegee
Miles
Canyon Creek
Casper
Hob
Hook Cardwell
Stephenson
Winchester
Congress to Open After Holiday Break in Washington
Washington January 3 Congress in recess will reconvene at noon to proceed with legislative program. House members will adjourn tomorrow out of respect for the late Seyster Newlands of Nevada and Representative Bolrick of Ohio. The first business Friday includes a joint session where Witkon is to outline railroad government operation legislation.
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Washington
Congress
Reese Ek Lee
Betel Otrelone
Seyster Newlands
Nevada
Bolrick
Ohio
Witkon
Alleged Burglar Arrested After Attempting Door Tying
A man identified as a local resident was arrested Wednesday morning by Night Offices Davia on suspicion of attempted burglary after being seen trying to unlatch a salon door. Officers seized tools and household items during a search of his home following a warrant, including tobacco and other commonly kept household goods. The suspect, described as a former Western Union employee, awaited court action.
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Qheyaule
Wee
Tan
Kerry
FC Stark
Davia
Jot Smith
Adame
Pisher
Cimaretton
Stark
Creyflour
Western Union Tetegraph
Ouster Proceedings Against Casper Hotel in Wall Titel
In Casper Wyoming a district court wall title action seeks to oust the Western Hotel company and Midwest Refining from the premises. The Western Hotel holds a ten year lease dated April 28, 19, with staged payments of 86000 first year, 6400 second year, and 7200 yearly thereafter. The Midwest Refining co is alleged to have forfeited its lease and been served notice to vacate November 8.{"} The petition for injunctions to remove them is signed by W. F. Henning, head of the hotel company, owner of the building.
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Casper
Wye
Jan
Western Hotel
Midwest Hotel Company
S Ie
Wulherieing
Ifle
Refiniew Company
Hotel Company
Refining Company
The
Western Hotel Company
Midwest Refining Company
W. Fpf Henning
Truck Fire After Lantern Spill in Casper
Firefighters responded to an early morning alarm on North Durbin street where a parked auto truck caught fire when a lantern fell and gasoline ignited. The blaze was halted by chemicals before full damage, with no injuries reported.
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Casper, Wee
Jan
North Durbin Street
Mloom Shoe and Clothing Company
Acquitted of Charge of Helping Prisoners to Escape from Jail
Whitey Jillian Ureaties walks free after a jury found insufficient evidence to convict on the charge of passing prisoners to escape. The court also dismissed the theft of WH Richards automobile due to lack of proof.
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Cody
Wee
Whitey
Jillian
Nurses At War Over There Volunteer To Serve Abroad
The Red Cross quietly mobilizes 2000 trained nurses serving in war torn countries and refugee camps beyond France. They aid mothers and children, tuberculous patients, and the destitute, in Greece Romania Serbia Italy and Belgium, while urging young women to enter nursing schools to replace those who go abroad.
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Red Cross
France
Roumania
Serbia
Italy
Greece
Russia
Belgium
Atlantic
The
Red Cross Au
Thorities
Committee On Nursing
Council of National Defense
Washington
Kipling and Kipling Lovers Lead Soldier Book Demand in France
American soldiers in France show strong hunger for fiction and French study aids. Kipling works top requests alongside Service Wells and Stevenson, with maps and French grammars flooding the Y M C A hut libraries and presses.
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France
Alfred M. Brdce
State University of Boyth Pakote
Edhvard Kipling
Robert W. Service
G. Wells
Robert Levin Stevenson
Brace
Rudyard Kipling
JH. G. Wells
R. L. Blevenson
Red Triangle
Augustus Hare
Paris
William Cullen Bryant
Rohinson Crusoe
How This Nervous Woman Got Well
A woman in Christopher, NL describes four years of weakness and nervousness improved by Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. She says doctors failed, but the remedy cured her, restoring health and regularity. The ad urges women with similar issues to write for guidance from the Pinkham company in Lynn, Massachusetts.
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Christopher
Lil
Dia E. Pinkham
Mia
Alice Heaver
Pinkham
Lydia KE
Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Mass
Year 1917 Front Losses and French Aerial Triumphs
The report tallies one million German casualties on the French front in 1917, with substantial land reclaimed and German prisoners, guns, and equipment seized. It highlights three major French victories, Verdun recovery, and extensive air combat in which French and American aviators, including Lafayette squadron members, contributed to a record of 1020 confirmed German aircraft destroyed.
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Frederick
Sommer
Aisne
France
Somme
Oise
Champagne
Hindenburg
Malmaison
Verdun
Lafayette Squadrilla
Giynemer
Deorme
Lenoir
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