Wyoming cattle winners dominate Denver show results
Laurels from the Denver stock show travel to Wyoming with Canary & Sons of Saratoga earning top Hereford honors in Junior Yearling and Calf categories. King Bros Co of Laramie sweep Rambouillet divisions and take multiple top awards as judged by Western Breed Association officials.
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Wyoming
Yeeterdas
J. D. Canary & Sons
Saratoga
Canary & Sons
Bell
A. Hut
Glenda
Albin
G. Davie
Hereford Corporation of Wyoming
Yorfeet
Western Breedere’ Association
Hereford Corporation of
Cheyenne
Helfer
Laramie
King Bros, Co
Rambouiller Norestlers
King, Bros, Co
Larprele
King Dius Co
Rambouiller
Weather Report for Vor Mhevenmne and Wielwinn
The report notes generally fair but cold weather in Vor Mhevenmne and Wielwinn with temperatures near 10 degrees, 20s and 30s in various zones. It records a high of 44 degrees and a low of 15 degrees, light to moderate wind, and no precipitation since January. The data include relative humidity and normal versus actual temperatures for the date.
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Wielwinn
Coldion Priday
Mor
Wyoming
Briday
Roneemet
Rulios
Laundries Plan Coupon Books For Patrons In Cheyenne
Cheyenne laundry managers announce future coupon books for customers to prepay laundry bills. A 6 percent discount applies, with $2.45 $4.75 and $10 denominations. One driver overstepped authority selling the books. officials call for sale by managers.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming Draft Rating Shows Strong Fitness and Low Exemptions
Article reports Wyoming leads in draft rating with about five percent claiming exemptions, 72 percent of claims granted. It notes few alien enemies, high percent of Wyoming sons passing examinations, and a national cost of 2.05 dollars per man called plus 10.07 dollars per quota sent to camps. General Crowder’s report fills pages with tables and notes.
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Wyoming
New York
Pitige Camps
Testlee
Sawyer Divorce Sparks Domestic Trouble and Police Action
Within twenty four hours after Judge Mentzer ordered them home the Sawyers filed for divorce and both called police to calm domestic trouble. Mrs Sawyer claimed the telephone was used to summon police while Mr Sawyer insisted on calling his attorney. In the struggle over a household instrument Mrs Sawyer was cut above the eye during the dispute. Further evidence appeared in the Sawyer family divorce cases.
Rumanians Near Starvation Say British Officers
British officers report Romanian peasant women have starved months, surviving on maize but lacking proper sustenance for mothers and newborns. They warn of lasting damage to future generations amid food shortages in Romania.
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Associated Press
Petrograd
Rumania
Mile
Ferdinand
Hearst Service Trapped in Piracy Showdown
United Press reports that International News Service fell into a trap by pirating United Press material. An official named Nelotsky, rendered backward as stolen, gained fleeting fame before papers dropped the alias. UP asserts IN S used its dispatches via IN S wires.
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New York
United Press Associations Today
International News Service
Associated Press
United Press
International News
Nelotsky
Petrograd
M. Nelotsky
London
Nelotaky
Russians Reject Kaiser's Final Terms
The article notes Russia may seek peace with Germany to replenish food stocks while internal fighting continues between Ukrainian and Bolshevik forces. It states Germany fears no immediate domestic effect from Brest-Litovsk failure but expects northern Russia to repudiate the Bolsheviks and trigger a new revolution.
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Empire
Germany
Brest- Litovsk
Russia
German peace demands set Baltic cession and war ultimatum
General Hoffman outlined Teuton demands to cede Baltic provinces and Courland totaling about 100000 square miles. The front would run from Gulf of Finland east of Moon Island to Valk west of Minsk and south to Brest. Russia was given a week to answer before possible war. Hoffman said talks would cover only territory south of Brest-Litovsk with Ukraine.
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Teuton Militariat Party
Baltic
Courland
Germany
Gulf of Finland
Moon Island
Valk
Minsk
Brest
Russia
Brest-Litovek
Ukraine
Cities Eye Buffaloes From State for Park Use
State Game Warden Nate P. Wilson reports cities can obtain one to two buffaloes for park use with only transportation costs and care requirements. Cheyenne could host them in three parks including Frontier park, Lake Minnehaha, and the city park. Sheridan already has a buffalo in its city park, and officials are urged to act to bring back the historic animals in their parks.
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Nate P. Wilson
Cheyenne
Lake Minnehaha
Town
Frontier Park
Sheridan
Shale Oil Experiment Draws Casper Onlookers
In Casper at Western Tool Works, Kirchner of Winona Oil conducts a crude shale reduction experiment using a small malleable iron retort and condensation coils. Five bottles collected from the gas and liquids show heavy oils in the first and lighter oils in subsequent bottles. Winona claims 3,000 shale acres amid 5,000 oil lands and plans to lease shale rights to Range Royalty, with further inspections planned in Denver and Western Colorado.
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Western Tool Works
Casper
Kirchner
Winona Oil Corporation
Oila
Ammoniia
Winona O1l Corporation
Range Royalty Company
Winona Company
Powder River
George I'syell
Winona Board of Directors
Denver
Colorado
Railway Clerks and Officials Needed for Army Regiment
Telegram received by John D. Clark of Cheyenne from Joseph C. O Mahoney private secretary to Senator John B Kendrick says railway clerks stenographers track supervisors and other railway workers are needed for an overseas regiment of railway engineers. Applicants must send qualifications to Senator Kendrick in Washington for immediate赴 France service and to assist with railway office work behind the lines. A later note mentions a man inventing a waterproof telephone for baths and a pillowless sleeper.
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John D. Clark
Cheyenne
Joseph C. O' Mahoney
John B. Kendrick
France
Senator Kendrick
Washington
State Game Office reports 28 496 earned and cites hunting outlook
Revenue totaling 28 496.72 was collected by the state game office led by Nate P Wiltom and filed with Acting Governor Houx. The report urges legislative changes to protect wildlife, notes antelope ranges, elk declines, moose increases, quail and pheasant trends, and a ban on resident bear hunting despite licenses for non residents.
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Nate P .Wiltom
Houx
Ander
Wyoming
Brakeman Lowery Hurt In Laramie Yard Incident
Fred G. Lowery a Union Pacific brakeman working between Cheyenne and Laramie was severely bruised in the yard at Laramie Wednesday night when thrown to the ground as he attempted to swag aboard a train. He was taken in charge by Dro McCullem of Laramie and expects to report for duty within a week. He lives at 517 East Nineteenth Street Cheyenne.
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Fred G. Lowery
Union Pacific
Cheyenne
Laramie
Kie
Dro McCullem
East Nineteenth Street
Alex the Great Demands 10000 for Cubs Return
Grover Cleveland Alexander says he will not play for the Chicago Cubs next season unless paid a 10000 bonus based on his purchase price from the Phillies. He stated the demand to Cubs president Charles Weeghman after a conference in Omaha. He also sought war service exemption but was denied and plans a personal trip to Philadelphia.
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ST. Paul
Neb
Grover Cleveland
Alexander
Chicago Cubs
Phillies
Omaha
Charles Weeghman
Cubs
Hhs
Philadelphia
Train Kills Union Pacific Worker at Fort Steele
W. KF. Annis, a bridge department employee for the Union Pacific, was killed Wednesday afternoon at Fort Steele when struck by an eastbound passenger train. He walked on the westbound track to let a train pass and stopped in front of the oncoming train, which he failed to see. He had relatives in Pratt Kansas and was a member of the carpenters union. The Cheyenne carpenters union was notified and the coroner took charge. Lander seeks oil refinery.
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W. KF. Annis
Bridge Department
Union Pacific
Fort Steele
Anis
Pratt
Kana
Carpenters’ and Joiners’ Union
Scottsbluff
Neb
Carpenters’ Union of
Cheyenne
100000 Babies In U S to Be Saved
Washington reports the first anniversary of the Great War will mark a plan for children’s wear and a national effort to save 100000 lives. The Children's Bureau outlines wide scale weighing and measuring of preschool children in April followed by an educational campaign to reduce preventable deaths under five by about one third.
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Washington
America
Children's Bureau
Counties sell smileage book allotments for soldiers
Basin and Hig Horn counties have sold their smileage book allotments and asked for more. Books have arrived in Chi nnee and will be distributed for sale soon.
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Basin and Hig Horn County
Chienne
Avanti Gangs in France Learn Anti gas Drill
Brig Gen White praises new soldier anti gas drill as troops and horses learn to wear gas masks. Photo sequence shows recruits marching with masks, horses trained, and gongs and whistles alerting to danger along the line. Britain and Canada seek volunteers.
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France
W.A. White
Ooe
United States
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