Edmonson Leaves Prison as Free Man After Long Incarceration
The Denver Post recounts Edmonson's release from Wyoming's state prison on April 16, 1908 after a murder conviction. Once outside, he greets freedom with a hopeful resolve, while avoiding work and enjoying reading and discussions with fellow inmates. The report highlights his strong physique, endurance, and dauntless spirit as he steps into life beyond bars.
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Wyoming Sheepmen Meet in Casper for Wool Growers’ Convention
Wyoming flockmasters gather in Casper for the twelfth Wyoming Wool Growers Association convention on February 22 and 24. Railroads offer low rates. sessions cover proposed federal open range regulations and potential lease bills. Speakers will discuss the future policy and an entertainment event is planned.
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Guernsey Stock Yard Expands Toward Major Facility
Guernsey stock yards near completion will cover 47 000 square feet and be divided into twenty eight pens with water in each, five loading chutes and two sheds. Two large barns will store forage as the largest yard in the state. Construction includes new track, coaling plant, and cow chutes, boosting handling for trains from three roads and three stations.
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Notable figures and scenes across towns and stages
A fragmented notice lists people in Chicago, Detroit, New York, Wind River, Laramie, Cody, and Malin. It mentions theatre acts, vaudeville, wintering locations, university ties, and upcoming meetings, with names like George Newton, George WarPure, Mildred Geatem, Joe Mottill, and Dorothy Morrell amid general travel and social notes.
Wild Bunch members roam across western towns
The item lists several Wild Bunch members and associates scattered across the western states. Tex Loring near Lathrop Missouri and Mimer Siles in South Dakota are noted, with Cy Compton and Lilian reaching Contavitte Pennsylvania for winter performances. Ruth Grayson is in Walla Walla Washington, and Leon Harris is present near North Powder Oregon.
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Contavitte
Home Sweet Home
Heneh Wishes at 1918 Contests and New Year Cheer
A brief note sends holiday greetings for the 1918 contests. It extends one wish for a merry Christmas and a happy New Year.
Federal Land Company offers farm land improved for sale
General notice from the Federal Land Company Cheyenne stating farm land improvements available for sale with a crop payment plan covering principal and interest from a share of crops ruined. Owners invite inquiries at the office one block north of Wayne Hotel at 100 W. 17th St.
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