DLO AND YOUNG SEEK HOMESTEADS
The new sectional homestead law attracts Wyoming youths and older residents incl Mary LaFontaine widow of Captain Lafontaine and Rose Leshe of Cheyenne Both believe they can meet the law’s requirements and plan to establish homesteads in Jane Wyoming and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Mary ©. LaFontaine
R. N. Lafontaine
LaFontaine
Cheyenne
Captain LaFontaine
Rose Leshe
Snyder Street
Jane, Wye
C. H. Lathe
Court Ruling Vindicates Crabbe’s Brother in Dry Law
The U S Supreme Court upheld the Webb Kenyon law and West Virginia ban on liquor imports for personal use, vindicating George W Crabbe brother of F J Crabbe of this city who led the West Virginia Anti Saloon League fight and was head of the Wyoming league. He wired his brother after the decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Supreme Court
Webb Kenyon
West Virginia
West Virgnia
George W. Crabbe
F. J. Crabbe
Wyoming
Crabbe
George W
Anti-Saloon League
West Virginia League
Supreme Court
Uralbe
Salt Lake City Wool Growers Meet Opens With Gov Bamberger
Salt Lake City utah January 9 Gov Simon Bamberger inaugurates the tenth annual Utah State Wool Growers Association convention with a welcome address praising the wool industry. President George Austin replies and Secretary I. Stewart reports strong cooperation with the government against rabies. The convention runs through Wednesday then hosts the National Wool Growers meeting beginning Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Utaha
Simon Bamberger
Utah
George Austin
I. Stewart
National
Wool Growers’ Association
Dr Stingler to Lead Meeting at Baptist Church
Dr J J Stingler will speak this evening at the Baptist church on the topic Missions and Reforms. The session aims to discuss church mission work and reforms within the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DR. Shingler
Meertiag
Baptist Ochurg
the Baptist Church
J. J Stingler
Inexpensive home remedy praised for quick throat relief
An old ad touts a simple cough syrup that allegedly soothes inflamed membranes and loosens phlegm within 24 hours. It claims benefits for bronchitis, hoarseness, croup, and asthma, using pine sap and sugar syrup in a large bottle to improve taste and effectiveness.
Senate votes to make District of Columbia dry
A telegram states the U S Senate passed a district prohibition bill 55 to 32 after defeating a referendum. Senator Clarence D Clark of Wyoming voted for the measure and Senator Warren was paired in favor. the article notes opposition to enfranchising D C residents in national decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District of Columbia
F. L. Crabbe
State Antialoan League
United States Senate
Clarence D. Clark
Wyoming
F. E. Warren
Wan
Clark
Warren
Crabbe
KC. Dinwiddie
Anti-Saloon League
Washington
Senate
Industrial club opens to fourteenth state legislature
The Industrial club extends privileges to all members of the senate and house of representatives of the fourteenth state legislature which convened yesterday. Secretary R. M. Lamont sent letters to Senate President W. Todd and House Speaker W. K. Jones inviting all legislators to use the club house and facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industrial Club
Senate
House of Representatives
R. M. Lamont
W. Todd
W. K. Jones
House
Song Recital Tickets On Sale At Local Venues
An incorrect impression about the Song Recital sale led to confusion. Tickets priced at $1.00 are available from Keigh Campbell Music Co Plains Hotel and Capitol Cigar stands for the Thursday evening event by Mr J H Chauteauvert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Chauteauvert
Keigh Campbell Music Co
Plains Hotel
Capitol
Homestead Fees Surge As 640 Acre Entries Rise
Register Will Reid at the Cheyenne land office reports 14 442 60 dollars in fees the last five days signaling a rush of settlers under the 640 acre homestead law. Fees vary from eight dollars for 49 acres to sixty eight for a full section in railroad territory. About 30 to 40 people filed for a full section and many of those with 20 acre holdings have filed for 320 more to reach a full section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Register Will Reid
Cheyenne Land Office
Oil and Mine Firms Incorporation Filings Reported
Two companies filed articles of incorporation. Brokers Oil of Kemmerer with 25000 capital stock to be directed by Fred P Spragl L Johnson and Charles M Brown. The Elenor Mines Co of Lander capitalized at 150000 with directors O M Heck F V Marsh Ralph Kimball Nate P Wilson and Herbert Bowden. The first three were the incorporators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brokers Oil Company of
Kemmerer
Fred P. Spragl
L. Johnson
Charles M
Elenor Mines Company
Lander
O. M. Heck
F. V. Marsh
Ralph Kimball
Nate P. Wilson
Herbert Bowden
Long Recital Tickets On Sale To Everybody
An erroneous impression about ticket sales for the Bong Hecital Thursday evening is cleared. Tickets may be secured at Knight CampbellMinale Co Plains at $1.00 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Chateaufort
Knight Campbell Minale Co
Plains Hotel
Capitol
Wyoming Guards Hold Field Meet
The Wyoming infantry of the Fourth brigade held a field meet at Camp Deming with forenoon preliminaries and afternoon finals. Musician Crook led in most events with first places across running and jumping contests while Co. H dominated several events. Captains Waugh and Myers judged races and relays with Lt Nelson as clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schmidt
Larrick
Anthony
Clark
Huddleston
Corporal Hamblin
Crook
Savage
Hamblin
Kelsey
Docket
Co. H
Colin
H Company
H. H. Waugh
H. A. Lombaugh
B. F. Nelson
Liew
C. M. Gettys
B. F.riggs
Briggs
Gettys
Turner
Medical Department
Wyoming
Myers
Nelson
Twelve Bodies Found in Union Pacific Refrigerator Cars
The twelfth victim removed from a Union Pacific refrigerator car last week is the latest in a series of deaths. J. M. Gill, safety agent, explains that charcoal burners exhausted oxygen in the winter air, causing asphyxiation as sleepers succumbed. A warning to tramps is expected from Union Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacificards
Clyde
Union Pacific
J. M. Gill
American Red Cross
Mer
Gill
Prohibition Amendment Petition From Laramie Reaches 1040 Signers
Dr. CC A Wright of First Methodist Church brings a petition to Cheyenne with 1040 Laramie voters backing the prohibitory amendment. The number equals 313 percent of the city's voting population.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CC. A. Wright
First Methodist Church of
Laramie
Cheyenne
Chicago Police Chief 18 Accused of Graft
A warrant charging Charles C Healey superintendent of police with conspiracy was sworn by a State's Attorney Hoyne aide Hoyne alleges Healey is among several who took contributions from illegal resorts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Jan. C
Charles C. Healey
Hoyne
Healey
Ilegal Resorts
Tungsten Find Reported in Albany County Wyoming District
Denver claims a new tungsten district near Tie Siding Albany county Wyoming may exceed Boulder. Edward Tankersley says ore runs 47 to 48 percent tungsten and is highly pure. Leases cover about 40 000 acres with a few privately owned acres left. Engineers have worked four months. no company backs the project, a small group is involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Albany County
Wyoming
Tie Siding
Boulder
Edward Tankersley
Cook Street
Mr. Tanker
Three Incorporations Open Cheyenne Offices
Three corporations filed articles of incorporation with the secretary of state. Burigur Water Co. will operate from Cheyenne with a $25,000 capital and directors B. J. Jemante Otto Hansing and Daniel B. Carey. Wind River Placer Corp also lists Cheyenne as its office and a $1,000,000 capital stock with directors Felix J. Woodward C. H. Kalffin Otto Hames jag B. J. Simonds and Thomas Heater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burigur Water Co
Cheyenne
B. J. Jemante
Otto Hansing
Daniel B. Carey
Wind River Placer Corporation
Felix J. Woodward
C. H. Kalffin
Otto Hames Jag
B. J. Simonds
Thomas Heater
Concrete Colvert Co Formed in Cheyenne Business Venture
The new Concrete Colvert Co selects Cheyenne as its business location to engage in concrete work. Capitalized at $50 000, the firm will be led by Fred Wendleken, Mary Wendleken, Orville Gooding, Albert Dodd, and Williamson Bummers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Carey
Ernest le Neve Foster
Concrete Colvert Co
Cheyenne
Fred 8. Wendleken
Mary K. Wendleken
Orville L. Gooding
Albert F. Dodd
Williamson F. Bummers
Mite Box Thief Waives Preliminary Examination
John Wayne arrested before Christmas on charges of breaking into Dannery's and F EB Roedel's Mite Box and Galva tion Army Christmas box at Donnelly's. Justice of the Peace Fr Housman presided as preliminary hearing was waived. Prosecutor Gam M Thompson filed burglary counts. district court arraignment expected with guilty plea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wayne
Galvation Army
Donnelly
Court of Justice of the Peace
Livestock Banquet Tickets On Sale For January 17
Tickets for the banquet to be given by the Industrial club to officers and members of the executive committee of the American Live Stock association at the Piaina hotels on January 17 may now be obtained from Chairman T. Blake Kennedy. Tickets cost 5 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industrial Club
American Live Stock Association
Piaina
T. Blake Kennedy
Delegates Banquet Offer Permits Holder One Seat
A permit allows the holder to take one of the delegates to the banquet, securing seating for a select participant. The arrangement specifies eligibility and the assignment of a single guest from the delegate pool to attend with the permit holder.
More Than Forty Held in Italian Ship Destruction Inquiry
Rome reports more than forty persons jailed after investigations into the sinking of two Italian battleships. The case centers on alleged plot details and a Vatican official linked to papal financial affairs, with authorities insisting the matter is not political.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Vatican
Benedict
Seventeen Convicted in Lapore Conspiracy Case
In London dated Jan 9 seventeen persons accused in the Lapore conspiracy were sentenced. Six received the death penalty. Calcutta advices report the court found Manila still active in revolutionary activity, with the United States identified as the chief center.
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London
Calcutta
Manila
United States
Notable naturalist quips about worried squirrels
A witty exchange suggests a naturalist questions squirrels' anxiety while a remark describes squirrels in revolving cages seeming to stress over thoughts. The dialogue contrasts calm nature with implied mental strain.
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Mator LA Fontaine
Woolgrowers
Sen
D.C
Wite
Cramile
Wyoming Guards
Orook
Coti
Camp Deming
U.P
Goodyear
Eyt
Goodyear Factoris
Goodyear Service Station
Goodyear Tires
Lyear
The
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
Akron, Ohio
U. S
India
Soe
Oan
Cass
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