Woolgrowers End Convention At Sheridan Wyoming
Wyoming woolgrowers wrap up their annual convention discussing predator control and plans for extermination programs. Dr A K Fisher outlined measures while G H Shirtle and S W McClure spoke on industry future and organization benefits. Attendees from Boston New York Chicago Omaha and other cities attended with future addresses planned by state and university officials on range problems and market trends.
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Theryvopolis
Fane
I Ming Woolgreters
A. K. Fisher
Pieber
G. H. Shirtle
Ty. S. W. McClure
A. EF. de Riegtes
D Enver
Datlons Béne Block Association
Borne Baie
Fear Ranger May Be Frozen
Dert Foster, last seen at Bob Duncans camp Bear Dead Horse, is believed frozen on the range. A search party scoured miles around the camp after his Thursday disappearance with no trace found. authorities weigh whether he wandered off, got lost, or fled.
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Foster
Afton Hospital to be Remodeled
Afton Jan. 17 The L B D hospital at Afton will undergo extensive alterations. The building will close for about ten days and reopen under supervision of a trained three from a late hospital. The operating room moves downstairs to a reception area with trees. second floor rooms gain better access via remodeled stairs and a connecting water system. Ventilation will improve with sanitary wallpaper and enamel.
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Afton
Finney Firm Completes Pine Creek Bridge Project
Pinedale Fremont County January 17. C W Finney company Fall City Nebraska completes two Pine Creek bridges south of town after nine and a half days of ten hour shifts. Bridges measure 4 feet and 70 feet. twenty tons of steel and twenty two thousand feet of lumber used at about $500 cost. Finney leaves for Omaha then Oklahoma job.
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Pinedale
C. W. Finpany
Fall City
Neb
Fremont County
Pine Creek
Coat Stream
Finney
Omaha
Oklahoma
Van Tassell Man Takes Ride From Nhshaska
Tom Mulcahy left for eastern Nebraska and returned with a charming young bride, formerly Miss Gladys Bruce. The couple are at Mulcahy's homestead, and neighbors staged a lively chivaree at Charles Brace's home last Sunday night.
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van Tassell
Tom Mulcahy
Nebraska
Gladys Bruce
Mulcahy
Cherles Brace
Sheridan Plans Flyless City
Sheridan launches renewed drive to make the city flyless, led by a committee from the high and grammar schools. Teachers group aims to recruit business subscriptions and merchandise prizes for children, distributing literature to homes as warm weather returns.
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Sheridan
J. J. Marshall
Heremdeen
Aster
Hjort
Coffeen Avenue
Aso
Aggies Set for Jan 19 clash in Wyoming visit
LARAMIE January 17 The University of Wyoming basketball team plans its first conference game of the year on Friday night January 19 followed by a second game on the 39th against the Colorado Agricultural College five Both teams expect victory after traveling through Colorado and Wyoming. The Aggies lost to the southerners while Wyoming beat them in a prior meeting, but scores may mislead as the two games will be watched by other conference teams.
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Laramie
University of Wyroming
Husky
Colorado Agricultural College
Colorado
Wyoming
Aggies
Midwest hotel to add fourth story in Casper expansion
Casper January 17 W F Henning plans a four story addition to the Midwest hotel to add twenty two more rooms for a total of fifty six more rooms than now. Basement will be converted into a fireproof room and dining room relocation discussed. Work slowed by cold weather but to be pushed quickly.
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Casper
W. F. Henming
Midwest
Adams
Raymond Cordiner Promoted to Night Yardmaster in Laramie
LARAMIE Jan 17 Raymond Cordiner is promoted to night yardmaster for Union Pacific with headquarters in Laramie effective immediately. He replaces J Lang who resigns as night yardmaster to become engine foreman. Cordiner rose through the ranks from call boy to yardmaster through diligent work.
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Laramie
Raymond Cordiner
Union Pacific
J. Lang
Cordiner
ARASHE Freight Shipments Reported in Laramie Test
Carload shipments from a limited test include one car of mill products from Holley Milling, five cars of cement from Blaster Mill, one car of Wagons and Waterfall from Union Relay system to Greeley Ohio, ten cars of ties and one car of compact material. Two cars of cattle from Idaho for Denver were held at Union Pacific stockyards, and Hanna coal cars arrived for local dealers from the mines.
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Laramie
Jen
Holley Milling Company
Union Relivery System
Greeley
Ohio
Idaho
Denver
Union Pacific Stock Yards
Hanna Coal
City appoints three policemen for dance hall oversight
Afton officials assign Policemen Miles, Alfred, Gillette Call and Ora Roberts to act as a committee at all city dances. They aim to improve conditions and monitor behavior without banning dancing, ensuring decency.
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AFTON
Ong Gadd
John Mile
Miles
Areh Alfred
Gillette Call
Ora Roberts
Sree
Danette
Mexican Laborers Recruited for U S Industries
Juarez Mex, Jan 16 Mexico supplies thousands of laborers to U S coal fields in Pennsylvania and Colorado and harvest hands for Kansas wheat. Mexican workers cross the border to join railroad upkeep crews in the southwest and pass through Juarez El Paso en route to unions of industry in the United States. Pennsylvania coal firms have ordered additional workers from here as wartime demand grows.
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Juarez, Mex
Mexico
New Mexico
Colorado
Pennsylvania
Kansas
Interior
The
Republic
United States
Juarez-1
Pasoport
Southwest
Hilinola
Missouri
Pennsylvania Coal Companies
el Paso
Army of Industry
Utah records lowest cancer death rate in the United States
A federal health bulletin shows Utah has the lowest cancer death rate at 45.8 per 100 000 for the period studied in 1974, while the national total of cancer and malignant tumors reached 52 420 deaths. Differences reflect age structures and race demographics, with women’s rate at 16.8 per 100 000 versus men.
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Utah
Union
United States
Marais
Amy
Kentuncky
Virginia
Montana
North Carolina
Vermont
Maine
Massachusettts
New Hampshire
California
Worren
Healey Held on Graft Charges in Chinango Police Probe
Chief Healey, principal figure in Chinango police graft case, held on $25,000 bond. State prosecutor Hoywe alleges a system of tribute involving keepers of disorderly houses and widespread confessions implicating Healey.
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Charis
Hanley
Chinango
Police-Vite Handel
Atenhey Hoywe
Chief Healey
Hoywe
Im Ik
Ives
Healey
ElkeDance Thursday Elpht Dance Invitation
A local notice invites attendance at a social event with Kopald's 6 piece orchestra. The party occurs Thursday evening with a coded entry for invited guests and a numeric event code.
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Elke
Ail Fiki
Kopald
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Joe
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U.S
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Sam Stark
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