Campaign to open Crow reservation gains support in Montana
Sheridan January reports indicate Secretary Monroe has secured pledges from Montana commercial bodies and letters from chambers in Washington and other states backing the Dixon bill to open Crow lands. Data shows 1 725 Crows and Crees on the reservation with 2 295 920 acres, mostly good farming land. Hay, grain, and garden crops are grown, and 40 000 acres are leased or held by heirs of deceased Indians.
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Sheridan
Crow Reservation
Monroe
Billings Chamber of Commerce
National Congress
Montana
Chambers of Commerce
Sheridan Commercial
Ibban
Billings
Champ Clark
House of Representatives
W. G. Richards
Wardin Chamber of Commerce
Richards
Indiana
McClendon Not Wanted for Theft of Tickets in Hanna
Laramie January 17 The Laramie Republican reports Cheyenne Tribune claimed J M McClendon of Hanna was wanted for ticket theft. Chief Dispatcher Robertu denies any warrant noting McClendon was in Hanna. He was discharged for incompetency after spoiling seven tickets. wife, believed daughter of Missouri farmer, temporarily in Laramie.
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Laramie
Cheyenne Tribune
J. M. McClendon
Hanna
Robertu
McClendon
Denver
the Tribune
Hia
Hermosa
Eald
Missouri
Sedalia
Chamberlain's Tablets Cure Headache From Stomach Trouble
Mrs A ft Tabor of Crider Missouri suffered five years of frequent headaches caused by a disturbed stomach. After taking two bottles of Chamberlain's Tablets she reports a complete cure. The remedy is advertised as especially for digestive related headaches and is sold by all dealers.
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Mre A
Ft. Tabor
Crider
Chamberlain
Deak
Loses Home Cody Jan 17 Fire Destroys Farm Cottage
After arriving on Burlington train No 41 at 2 am six hours late, BE A Grelek found his home burned to the ground the day before. His wife and baby had fled to a neighbor's half a mile away. The origin of the blaze remains a mystery.
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Cody
Jan
Burlington
BE. A. Grelek
Billings
Claim Allowed for Cody Canal Lands in Shoshone Project
Allows Claim Cody Jan 17 Simpson and Don ley filed against the Government for lands within Shoshone Reservoir belonging to the Cody Canal association. The claim for 2500 dollars has been allowed and a draft ordered paid by the Government's fiscal department.
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Cody, Jan
Simpson and
Donley
Cody Canal Association
Shoshone Reservoir
Convict Clay Seen Boarding Train East from Medicine Bow
A report to Under Sheriff Stirling says escaped convict Clay from Rawlins penitentiary was seen boarding a train for the east at Medicine Bow and possibly between Hanna and Rock River. Stirling extended a search through Laramie streets and railroad yards after a railwayman relayed the tip.
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Laramie
Stirling
Clay
Rawlling
Medicine Bow
Hanna
Rock River
Local News Briefs from Sheridan and Surrounding Areas
Miss Cassie Hartley of Sheridan lost her suit for $5,000 damages after being injured by a horse frightened by the defendant’s auto. George Hawke suffered a badly crushed foot when a coal wagon rolled over him as he walked beside it. The Cody tire men hosted a smoker. No fire alarm was sounded in 1941. A joint district school board was formed by Big Horn and Park counties at Penton. Sheridan county records show 180 marriages, 12 divorces in 1910. Grace Brooks resigned as teacher and married, with Wehartlett replacing her. Charles M. Brown of Laramie was granted pension increase from $12 to $15.
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Cassie Hartley
Sheridan
Jas
Margareidge
George Hawke
Amokha
Cody Tire
Big Horn
Park
Penton
Sheridan County
Mins Grace Brooks
Star
Powell
Wehartlett
Charles M. Brown
Laramly
Unknown Phrase Why Headache From Cold and Laxative
An unclear OCR segment referring to colds causing headache and a laxative product. Mentions a signature and a garbled name with a postal code fragment. Difficult to extract concrete people, organizations, or events from the text.
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Z. W
Abe
Cheyenne plans Burns celebration by Scotch residents
A Cheyenne meeting at the Masonic Temple discussed a public observance of Robert Burns birthday on January 25. P. S. Cook led the gathering which endorsed memorial exercises with talks and music by local Scots, possibly a banquet, and the formation of a permanent Scottish remembrance society.
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Masonic Temple
Robert Burns
Sidney
Cook
Buros
Cheyenne
Socialist candidate files no expenses for Arizona race
Washington D C January 17 John Halberg Socialist candidate for Congress in Arizona filed with the secretary of state a statement declaring no expenses were incurred. The misspelled note ends with a signature and a greeting indicating zero spending for the primary campaign.
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Washington, D., C
John Halberg
Congress
Arizona
Aecretary of
Arigona
Youre Teuly
Jobo Hajberg
His Dash and Night Invitees Find
A fragmented OCR line hints at a dramatic local scene with invited guests and revelations. The readable portion mentions invites and a gathering, suggesting a social event or announcement tied to a night setting. Further details remain unclear from the damaged text.
Don’t Experiment With Your Eyes Optician Ad Claims Superior Lenses
An advertisement extols precise eye care highlighting expert refractive diagnosis and custom lens grinding. It claims the facility possesses the state’s only lens grinding plant and superior optical parlors with appointment-based service and top equipment.
Railroad Officials Welcome Cheyenne Visitors at Banquet
Prominent Cheyenne citizens hosted Ha rriman line officials in Cheyenne after a sidetrip via Sidney Nebraska. The event functioned as a warm, familylike meeting with a banquet and impromptu speeches led by Judge C. N. Porter. Numerous railroad executives from across the country attended, signaling strong ties between officials and local citizens.
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Cheyenne
Sidney
Nebraska
Nebraska City
Sidey
Plains
Sidnex
David Nimmo
Fred Hirsig
Capt
Vv. K. Hart
CG. N. Potter
J. H. Hammond
Agent Bretsch
B. W. Stone
Alex Hastle
Wm. Daiber
C. J. Draper
E. 8. Johnston
W. C. Riner
A. J. Kelley
J. P. Johnston
Lanner
C. N. Porter
A. D Kelled
Industrial Club
C. I. Bane
T P
J. A. Reeves
Oregon Short Line
OT P
Bartlett
Birmingham
Ambara
Denver
Ware
Kennedy Event With Chinworth Theater Debut
Mrs. Becky Bleary Little presided at the piano while Minn Marie Beehanan accompanied on violin. A speechmaking session was in progress at three o'clock with Kennedy and a tenor polo by Chinworth noted in attendance.
Bride Sailed Alone On Her Honeymoon
A divorce suit filed in the Superior Court seeks to sever Edward F. Drew from Louise Larson Drew. Miss Larson, wealthy in Chicago, married Drew on June 3, 1910, then left him, traveled to New York, and sailed to Europe. She has refused to return to Chicago as his wife and has not been in the United States since.
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Chicago
Edward F. Drew
Louise Larson Drew
Drew
New York
Europe
Alexander H. Heyman
Larson
Halldime
Germany
Cat hunter of Balsam Lake aids Ordway larder
In St. Croix Falls Wisconsin on January 17 Joseph Ordway of Balsam Lake talks about his extraordinary cat that hunts rabbits. The cat, unlike other felines, responds to a rabbit skin cue and drags a fine field rabbit to its owner within an hour. Ordway recalls patting the cat for a prior catch and notes the sight of a rabbit skin triggers it. He has kept the cat for years and cannot explain its hunting prowess.
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St. Croix Falla
Wis
Joseph Ordway
Balsam Lake
Fay
Ioney Saver
Ordway
Denver Rio Grande inspection to Ogden under way
Denver January 17. President hush and system officials began a late inspection from Denver to Ogden with a Pueblo stop planned tomorrow to hear arguments from the Commercial club in favor of joint enlarged shops for the Denver and Rio Grande and Missouri Pacific. Longer stops will be made at Salt Lake and Ogden. The operation will involve all the brave lines requiring two weeks.
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Denver
Denver & Rio Grande
Ogden
Hush
Pueblo
Terminalia
Commersal Club
Missouri Pacific
Galt Lake
Basket Ball Ad From Mingway CA 19th Century
Fragmentary want ad note mentions Keate nail Paddy dramary and tenreers in Mingway California. Indicates a local classified style brief seeking goods or services with sparse names and obscure terms.
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Mingway
Keate
President urges continuation of economy commission
President Taft asks Congress to continue the Commission on Economy and Efficiency, arguing its work on reorganizing government on business lines is nonpartisan and already saving millions. He cites current costs about $130,000 and potential annual savings of $2,000,000, urging broader reform and a budget system.
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Commission
Congress
Taft
Uncle Sam
Economy Commission
Revenue Cutter Service
Treasury Department
Revenue Cuttery Service
Crue
Tament
Washington
Senate
Inposabbe
United States
U S Will Protect W M Shuster Staff in Persia
Washington dispatch says Charles W. Russell will investigate the status of fourteen Americans in Tehran tied to W Morgan Shuster. Secretary Knox warns if discharged they will be paid for full contract terms. if ousted they share Shuster rights.
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Washington
Charles W. Russell
United States
Persia
Knox
Teherran
W. Morgan Shuster
Russell
Shuster
Basketball Notice From Keefe Hall Event Friday
School of Minceys C A C Keefe Hall hosts a basketball gathering Friday evening January 19 with details limited to the venue and date, indicating a local school or club exhibition.
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School of Minceys
Keefe Hall
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