Dry farming talk drives Wyoming farmers at Jireh institute
Farmers in Jireh Wyoming gathered for a regular institute on dry farming with Dr W T Cooke of Cheyenne presenting. He urged soil humus use and warned one locality’s methods may fail elsewhere while highlighting alfalfa and winter grains. Resolutions urged continued State Demonstration Farm support and funding.
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Jiveh
Wyo
W. T. Cooke
Cheyenne
Cooke
Omaha
Indiana
Illinois
Institute
Offits
Wyoming
Wv. T. Cooke
Farmers’ Institute of
Jireb
Thirteen Year Old Hero Rescues Girl From Frigid Lake
In Poughkeepsie on January 17 a 13 year old boy named Harold McMallen rescued six year old Alice Burke who was sinking in Wappingers Lake after falling through thin ice. A doctor revived the girl and relieved mothers praised the brave youth. Harold said he acted because there was no one else to help.
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Poughkeepsie
Wappingers Lake
Harold McMallen
Harold
Alice Burke
Multiple Small Town News Flows From Wyoming Frontier
Campstool and surrounding towns report visitors in Cheyenne, property thefts worry owners, and a Kendney Span day guest. Henry Miller buys Arcola store and postmasters there. A social hop evoked praise while wind damage hits homesteads and a new windmill. Trapper Jim Hart and accomplice confess a killing near Dry Hollow. Fires, robberies, jail breaks and obits fill the week with routine frontier updates.
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Cheyenne
William Sholts
Scott
Willam T. Brown
Dwikgens
Howard Hout
Hout
O. E. Kenney
Jeffries
Henry Miller
Arcola
Allenback
Helper
Oregon
Aldenback
William Shreeves
Franklin
Cokeville
Jim Hart
R. C. Woodman
MoAdee
McClelland
Dry Hollow
Bear
Idaho
Mano
Wyoming
Esif Defense
State Briefs on ordinance restricting sale of intoxicants
A tampered notice from Alton reports the town council opposing a measure banning sale of intoxicants except by prescription. The filing cites restricted access and enforcement concerns, with officials seeking clarification on penalties and applicability to missing or unclear provisions.
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Alton
Eye and Nerve System emphasized in vision care
An article extols the eye and nerve system as the brain’s largest centers and urges regular eye exams by a trained optometrist. It highlights the optometrist’s elite training, experience, and ability to diagnose and fit cases, with free consultation and a grinding department for lenses and repairs.
Eldorada Dance Promises Weekly Event Amid Family Lines
The notice describes a new management hosting a weekly Thursday dance with invitations extended to friends and many relatives. It highlights a baby daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Spotts, possibly the most genealogically extended child, listing numerous great and grandmother relations on both the paternal and maternal sides.
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Armstrong
Jan
Ang
James Spotts
Wray
Gusan Spotta
Spotte
Ny D. Wicks
Nathan Morris
Mra
J. W.W. Robs
California Airship Laws Lead First Aviation Bills
California assemblyman Fitzgerald and senator Wolfe will introduce the first aviation bills in the state. The measures, drafted with the Pacific Aero club, dial in registration for motor air vehicles, licensing by the secretary of state, and penalties for violations. Additional provisions grant limited liability for aviators in life-saving descents and make deliberate airship shooting a felony.
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San Francisco
Cal
California
Assembly
Assemblyman
Fitzgerald
Senate
Wolfe
Pacific Aero Club
Secretary of State
I Pnry J. Rogers
Scotford
Beck
San Francisco Aviation Board
United States
Woman’s $600 marriage bet ends in larceny claim
New York court heard Sarah Cohen, 32, accuse Charles Horowitz, 24, of larceny after she gave him 600 dollars to marry her, intending a 3000 dollar joint bank plan. Horowitz claimed she had no more funds and the marriage never occurred. The magistrate postponed ruling.
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New York
Sarah Cohen
St. Mark’s Place
Essex Market Court
Charles Horowitz
Horowitz
Butts
Miss Cohen
Grand Street Bank
Dry Dock Savings Bank
Herowits
Magis
Onion Mercantile rer Bought by Onion Mercantile Association
Announcement states the Onion Mercantile Association purchased stock and business on January 3. They offer a large complete grocery stock and claim top service and best prices to attract patrons with courteous treatment and prompt attention. They emphasize no old stock and invite new accounts this month.
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Onion Mercantile Association
Onion Mercantile Rer
Prisoner Declares He Would Not Marry for a Million
A detainee being led away stated I wouldn't marry now for a million. The remark appears as part of his comments during processing and reflects his attitudes amid the proceedings.
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Trate
Sunkist Oranges Promoted With Premium Rewards
The advertisement touts Madame Sunkist oranges as top quality with price varying by size. Dealers stock Sunkist fruit and wrappers can be saved for premium silverware prizes such as orange spoons and fruit knives.
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Sunkist
Gize
Senators Plot For Arizona Constitution Endorsement
President Hunt released a telegram from Washington signed by six senators agreeing to join Senator Bovran in pressing for approval of the Arizona constitution. The message states the undersigned wish to assure support for the proposed charter and its ratification progress.
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Globe, Ariz
Hunt
Washingtot
Prasigine
Bovran
Murdered Boy Near Albany Stirs Police Hunt
Police in Albany search for a mysterious female suspect after a five year old boy's body, found in a bog near the city, leads detectives to a check payable to Mize or Mia drawn on a local bank. A guard and two dogs helped uncover the crime scene as investigators pursue the unknown killer.
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Albany
N. Y
Frosgen
Arizona’s constitution reforms gain key political support
The piece notes broad backing for popular government features of the Arizona constitution including initiative referendum and recall. It cites U S Senators La Follette Wis Consin Cummins Iowa Bristow Kansas Clapp Minnesota Dixay Montana Brown Nebraska as supporters and outlines regional backing for these measures.
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Arizona
la Follette
Wisconsin
Cummins
Iowa
Bristow
Kansas
Clapp
Minnesota
Dixay
Montana
Brown
Nebraska
Former Battery Clerk Arrested in Chicago
Chicago police report the arrest of M. I. Butler formerly of Battery E Fourth Field Artillery Fort Russell. He is accused of fraudulently cashing checks taken from Lieutenant Gilmore and may face charges of obtaining money under false pretenses if returned.
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Chicago
M. I. Butler
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