West Wyoming Lawyer Banquet Opens Historic Assembly
The third Aneusl Sangeet of the West for a coctation was held at the Parish house and drew the largest attendance. Attorney General DA Preston presided, with E. Richard Shupp of Casper delivering the first toast, and speakers including John W. Lacey and David Howell addressing law and future concerns. The afternoon focused on land tithe regulation, warehouse receipts, and procedure reforms, with Judge Tidball and A. Zaring slated as main speakers for the day.
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DA Preston
E. Richard Shupp
Casper
Shipp
Jona D. Clark
Law and
Reason
Joan M. Heneh
John W. Lacey
David & Howell
Dietrich Otters
Judes Tidball
Laramie
A. Zaring
Basin
Putrid Stock Gambler Continuation on Stand
Henry testified that he did not reveal to Lawson the name of any cabinet officer during a three hour conference. He insisted he had not given Lawson substantial information and feared harming his reputation in the house or the country.
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Tax Service Ad Promises Tight Hours and Auto Care
An OCR fragment advertises tax service available from 10 am to 12 midnight with car and goods handling. It lists a phone and mentions a price measure described as 60 percent.
Cheyenne Delegates Prepare for Evening Entertainment
Delegates from Cheyenne look forward to a full evening program after nine hours of sessions. The plan includes Pullman sleepers for delegates, theater parties and galas around the city, with the governor’s reception Thursday night hosted by Mrs. John J. Woodrick.
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Tae Union
Governors Wonston
John J. Woodrick
Death of Ole Robertson, Basin Water Commissioner
Word reached Cheyenne of the death at Basin of Ole Robertson, Walter county commissioner for district No. 3. The deceased was widely known in the state and had recently suffered a series of misfortunes including losing his home in a fire.
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Basin
Ole Robertson
Walter
Laittatine Reerendum on Federal Wyoming Land Aid
The document urges Congress and the Wyoming Legislature to enact permanent funding for state aided settlement of irrigable lands. It proposes a revolving fund, federal and state board oversight, and loans to settlers with long terms at low interest. It calls for two million acres set aside for sale to fund these loans and asks delegates to seek Congressional action.
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Wyoming
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General Land Office
Hunter Fathers Fire Escape Law Moves in Legislature
Representative Thomas Hunter introduces a bill to require fire escapes on buildings as a method to eliminate fire danger. Public sentiment in Cheyenne supports the measure amid strong Inter Ocean fire concerns.
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Thomas Hunter
Cheyenne
Inter Ocean
Bromine Quinine Laxative Claim Sealed in Ad Text
An old advertisement touts a laxative named LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE claiming a cure for a cold in one day. It references a signature with BK, W, GROVE and notes the product as genuine with a single brand name “BROMO QUININE.”
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GROVE
Making of a Famous Medicine
The article describes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, noting large herb quantities gathered at peak medicinal season. It highlights cleanliness in preparation, percolation processes, sterilization of utensils, and pasteurization before bottling, attributing success to this careful method and herbal blend.
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Lydia F. Pinkham
Wyoming Oil Claimants Patent Rights Amendment Text
A legislative note discusses amendments to grant patents for oil and gas claims in Wyoming. The measure clarifies rights of claimants or occupants who have drilled producing wells and their successors upon withdrawal lands. A second amendment also protects placer claim interests.
Placer miners seek relief on government land rights in California
A national oil bureau in Washington advocates amending House Resolution No. 406 to protect placer mining claimants who performed assessment work on government land in California and Wyoming. Interior Department critics fault discovery interpretations and urge prompt legislation to avoid future litigation.
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Lim
Interior Department
Federal District Courts
Cheyenne
Circuit Court of Appeals
Interior
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United States
Cetfornia
Wyoming
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Wilsons Famous Vote Sparks Unanimous House Ruling
In a tense session, the lone nay submission bill failed to pass as the roll call caused a cascade of misread votes. Representative Sencer urged a roll call, and Chairman Lucas intervened to correct Wilson’s vote, yielding a unanimous outcome.
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Sencer
Sheridan
Lucas
Local Ad Listing for Car Service and Phone Contact
From 10 a m to 12 o'clock midnight offers good enclosed car service and good service. Phone 609 Phea lic 1 12uf.
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