Thermopolis Plans Shearing Pens and Wool Warehouse
Definite arrangements authorize building shearing pens at Watson crossing Owl Creek four miles from Thermopolis. A $1,200 investment will provide roofed pens, sheds, and storage for wool. The project aims to shear at least 20,000 sheep this spring, with southern flocks contributing. The Thermopolis club seeks a Burlington railroad wool warehouse to support storage and trade, promising strong local economic benefits.
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Thermopolia
Hurlington
Watson Crossing
Owl Creek
Watson Ranch
Dent
Vhermopolis Club
Burlington Railroad
Fire destroys the town hall in Casper
A blaze at 12 20 last night gutted Casper town hall housing a movie theater run by Wo Ro Sam ple wn. Firefighters prevented spread beyond the origin building though water froze. The insured building and a theater operator who carried insurance suffered about 7000 dollars in losses.
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Casper, Jan. S
Sample
Oil Refinery Nears Operation with 2000 Barrels Daily
General Manager R D Brooke of Midwest Oil says the refinery will start by January 10 with brickwork the only delay. Initial output around 2000 barrels daily, employing about a dozen men, with 10000 barrels in the main tank and a new eight inch stand pipe to feed engines along a Chadron to Lander route. Northewestern officials toured the plant and praised the equipment and oil quality.
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9. M. Bradon
Northweatlern
A. A. Schenck
Graham
Casper
Northewestern Company
Stabbing Death in Sweetwater At Midnight
Pedro Bernardo Valdez died at Wyoming General Hospital after a cutting scrape in Sweetwater last Sunday midnight. The coroner's jury ruled death from stab wounds and Augustine Codenis is held for investigation. Several Italians and a Mexican are jailed awaiting a hearing on the case. Valdez suffered two knife wounds to the left side and survived about thirty six hours.
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Sweetwater
Jan
Pedro Bernardo Valdez
Wyorming General Hospital
Csty Jalhere
Valdez
Augustine Codenis
Isador Wallet Sentenced to Fourteen Years in Deer Lodge
Deputy Sheriff Sullivan reports Isador Wallet found guilty by a jury in Montana for stealing two horses during the summer. Wallet, a halfbreed Indian who previously lived in the area, was sentenced to 14 years at hard labor in Deer Lodge penitentiary.
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Gillette
Sherriff Sullivan
Gissgok
Mont
Isador Wallett
Canadian Line
Montanas
Deer Lodge
Wallet
Palace Meat Market Fails as Feser Leaves Town
Credits remain unsettled after Cody and Jan Feser flee. principal creditor William Lenninger files in district court for receivership with attachment of 815 32. Sheriff Dablem to oversee as receiver. Pinedale town incorporation noted.
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Cody, Jan
John Feser
Palace Meat Market
Bth
Enser
William Lenninger
Fu Ther
G. G Humsell
Uthat Sheriff
Six prisoners arraigned and sentenced at Sheridan Saturday
Six men with felony convictions or guilty pleas appeared in Sheridan district court. D J and R B Vasbinder received two to five years each for assault with intent to commit second degree murder. Harry Featherstone drew one to two years for grand larceny. Roy Brazier received one year to fifteen months for forgery. Pearl Conroy and Ray Hall were sentenced to one year to eighteen months for forged checks.
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Roy Brazier
Pearl Conroy
Ray Hall
Suit Filed to Enjoin Tax Collection by Lodge in Casper
I O F Lodge No 22 of Casper sues J T Scott Natrona County treasurer to halt collection of taxes on the Odd Fellows hall property assessed at 40 000 with 25 000 exempt for lodge room use The lodge claims total exemption and seeks court ruling before paying any taxes.
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Oddfellows of
Casper
Jan
I. O
F. Lodge
J. T. Scott
Natrona County
Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Order
Weston County Teachers Meet At Newcastle Saturday
The Weston County Teachers Association holds its regular meeting in Newcastle on Saturday January 8 at 10 o clock am. The program includes songs readings solos and duets by local students and teachers and a round table discussion led by H J Brown. Members are urged to attend for lasting benefit.
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Weston County Teachers’ Association
Newcastle
Wyoming
Assembly
Misses Kuehl
Briggs
Reading
Clyde Johnson
Upton
Ruth Schoonmaker
Gretchen Manahan
Rita Kinney
Mia
Buffalo Soldiers Home Hidden Costs Revealed
Commandant N H Mel drum reports 32 veterans and 14 dependents at the Buffalo home. Average annual per capita expense is about 200 dollars, lower than other institutions, due to location oversight and government aid. A fall injured A A Held of Basia, breaking his arm.
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Uffalo
Jan
Hon
N. H. Meldrum
Buffalo
Cheyenne
Mr. Meldrum N
Hot Springs
8. D
Births Deaths and Marriages in Wyoming
The record lists numerous marriages across towns in Wyoming including Buffalo Newcastle Carneyville Guernsey Casper Evanston Greybull Sundance Thermopolis Sheridan Rock Springs and more. It also notes deaths in Rawlins Basin Evanston Cody Superior Rock Springs and other communities with brief causes or ages where given. Additional items cover church meetings weathering events, a poor farm purchase, a divorce, a press relic removal, a farmers meeting, a possible transfer to prison, and a jail bond hearing.
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Newcastle
Clay Sanderson
Minnie Quick
Carneyville
Clarence Britton
Alice Snook
Guernsey
Henry Frederick
Stella Trump
Harrison
Nebraska
Richards
Floyd L. Burns
Cornelia Sanford
BasineRoy A. Mason
Vera G. Gould
James Lavender
Grace Ellis
Casper—Wayne
Hall
Eva L. Miller
Evanston
Ben J. Atkinson
Tiena Brown
Greybull
Harry Schaffer
Vida VY. Brooks
Sundance
Wilbur Goodson
Dubole
Cleo P. Richardson
Thermopolis
Frederick W. Heilscher
Amelie McElwee
Sheridan
Cecil L. Wentz
Mabel Thomas
Rock Springs
Joseph Dugdale
Janet Anderson
Lucia Conrad
Elsie Patterson
Methodists
Baptista of Lander
Wendt
Wind River Mountaineer Ia
Portland
Hal
Misa Pearl Blevens
Lusk
Carbon County
H. N
Bayles
Anna Haer
Relic. OF Nye
Old Job Press
Laramie Hoomerang
Bill Nye
Denver
Landers Newspapers Change Hands in Wyoming
John W. Cook sold the Wyoming Lander State Journal to A. H. Maxwell, an attorney who will run the paper and keep it Republican. Purchase price was 7500 dollars. Also, Jack Chenery sold his interest in the Lander Eagle to partner Nicholson, marking another local sale.
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John W. Cook
Wyoming
Lander
Jack Chenery
Lander Eagle
Nicholson
Mr. Chenery
Little Statelets Gets Home
Bert Johnson of Buffalo was sentenced to one year in prison after pleading guilty to mutilated fraudulent checks. Frank L. Rue is appointed deputy sheriff of Big Tiers County to replace Cusack. The county assessor’s resignation has been accepted and a successor has not yet been appointed.
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Bert Johnson
Buffalo
Bshakeup
Frank L. Rue
Big Tiers
Cusack
Crane Calls For Burning Universities
Chicago January 8 Richard T Crane concludes a report on the University of Illinois graduates by stating that the university and others ought to be burned and the funds redirected to work that will do some good The outspoken claim underscores a harsh critique of higher education funding and value.
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Chicago
University of Ilinois
Richard T. Crane
Inter Sta Commerce Probe Into Great Northern Wreck Caused Five Deaths
The Interstate Commerce Commission investigates the Great Northern wreck near Sharon North Dakota, seeking evidence for possible federal steel standards. Five people were killed and about twenty injured when a broken rail caused the disaster.
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St. Paul, Minn
Interstate Commerce Commission
Great Northern
Sharon
N. D
Turkey Torn With Internal Dissensions
Private cables from Constantinople report Turkey split on war with Italy. High officials favor end to the war while a strong public faction opposes it. the new parliament backs continuing hostilities.
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New York
Constantinople
Turkey
Italy
Wines to Be Recalled in the Lorimer Case
Washington January 8 The Lorimer committee held a brief conference with lawyers and adjourned to tomorrow Edward Hines of Chicago will be recalled to discuss the meeting where funds were raised to elect Lorimer.
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Washington, D. C
Senator Lorimer
Edward Hines
Chicago
Lorimer
Two Laramie Boys Sent to Reform School
Laramie Wyoming January 8 Sheriff Fraser will leave for Golden Colorado to place for four years two eighteen year old boys of the city Harris and Holmes who were caught after burglarizing two residences. Both boys are members of highly respected families.
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Laramie
Wyo
Fraser
Golden
Colo
Harria
Holmes
Extra Men Backed By U.S. Police In Scouting Division
The U.S. Police Department has deployed extra personnel to patrol scouling gangs in this division over the past week. The force has reduced its usual strength to accommodate the increased demand of keeping tracks clear during the recent stormy weather.
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U. BP
Weather moderation ends severe cold spell in Cheyenne
The region saw a retreat of cold as clear weather returned after last night’s snow. Temperatures rose from eight above, wind faded, but travel remained disrupted with several trains hours late. Officials note this is Cheyenne’s longest severe cold spell since 1902, with upcoming days uncertain.
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Burlington
Sterling
Tito Cheyenne
U. P
Vsual
Progressive Laws Only Hope of Nation
A political address urges voting for Democrats to preserve their gains and unify support. It cites past House and Senate records, praises unity and reform, and argues return to voter support in the next election is essential to sustain the party’s legislative momentum.
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House
Senate
Court of Last Resort In Politica
Rome
Denver
Sir Isaac Newton’s Last Earthly Wards
Sir Isaac Newton was a man of mid height with a piercing eye and snow white hair. He died on March 20, 1727, leaving a modest, thoughtful temperament and a single tooth missing. He reportedly said he felt like a boy on a seashore while the vast ocean of truth lay undiscovered.
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Sir Isaac Newton
Passenger Train Collides With Snow Plow in Drift
The C and N train bound for Cheyenne was four hours late last night due to snow. The north bound train toward Orin Junction was late this morning after a collision near Iron Mountain. The crash occurred as the snow plow came down while the train moved up, all passengers shaken but unharmed. the north bound engine was badly damaged and sent back for repairs.
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Cheyenne
Orin Junction
Iron Mountain
Tralin
Weather in Intermountain states improves toward normal
Salt Lake Utah Jan 8 Weather conditions in the Intermountain states are nearly normal. High winds affect Montana and snow drifts interrupt railroad service. Trains to Helena and Livingston run late by a few hours to a day due to conditions.
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Salt Lake
Utah
Intermountain States
Montana
Helena
Livingstone
Italian Warships Bombard Zorata Forts on Tripoli Coast
Italian warships bombarded forts and villages around Zoara on January 2 near Tripoli on the coast. Advices received say the action occurred 40 miles west of Tripoli.
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London
Jao
Zorata
Zoara Ta
Tripoli
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