Wyoming stock winners at Denver show headline local Colorado to Wyoming
Laurels from the Denver stock show reach Wyoming raisers with wins across Hereford and Rambouillet classes. Canary & Sons of Saratoga sweep junior Hereford honors with Repeater jet and Bell Mischief while King Bros Co of Laramie lead Rambouillet divisions, securing multiple firsts and seconds across ram and ewe classes.
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Denver
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
Weather summary notes cold conditions and near seasonal norms across regions. Includes temperatures, wind, precipitation totals and comparisons to normals, with a reported high near 44 degrees and a low around 15.
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Wielwinn
Coldion Priday
Mor
Wyoming
Briday
Roneemet
Rulios
Laundries Plan Coupon Books For Patrons In Cheyenne
Cheyenne laundry managers announce coupon books for customers to prepay laundry bills. Books offered in $4 $5 and $10 denominations at 6 percent discount, size matching monthly bills, with 5 percent up front saving and an expected 3 percent monthly return for laundries. One driver attempted to sell the books though no official sale had begun.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming Draft Rating And Exemption Findings
Wyoming shows a low exemption rate in the draft with about five percent applying for exemptions compared with other states. Of those, 72 percent were granted, mainly for dependents, with few alien enemies. The state reports 50 percent of Wyoming youths passing examinations, higher than New York in some measures, while the national cost per drafted man is $2.05 and $10.07 per quota sent to camps. General Crowder's report includes extensive tables and notes, with more details to follow.
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Wyoming
New York
Pitige Camps
Testlee
Sawyer Couple’s Divorce Sparks Domestic Trouble
Within twenty four hours of Judge Mentzer ordering them home after suing for divorce, Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Sawyer of 2210 Warren avenue called police and fought over a telephone and a possessions dispute. Mrs. Sawyer was cut over the eye during the struggle as divorce evidence surfaced in court.
Rumanians Near Starvation Reported by British Officers
British officers in Petrograd report Romanian peasant women have starved for months living on a mile diet with newborns deformed. They warn famine could affect future generations though maize may feed villagers until May.
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Associated Press
Petrograd
Rumania
Mile
Ferdinand
International News trap exposes piracy by rivals
The United Press claims the International News service fell into a trap designed to prove it pirated UP reports. A fake official named Nelotsky appeared in papers via Petrograd dispatches, later rebranded as M. Nelotsky in London ledgers, as UP asserts Nelotsky was a staged figure.
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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
Reported continuation notes Russia and Bolshevik forces clash as Ukraine and Bolshevik factions fight each other. Germany views Brest Litovsk failure as not threatening but expects northern Russia to repudiate the Bolsheviks and trigger a new revolution.
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Kaiser
Empire
Germany
Brest- Litovsk
Russia
German peace demands seek Baltic provinces cession and war
General Hoffman of the Teuton military party set out demands for Germany to take about 100000 square miles. The frontier would extend from the Gulf of Finland east of Moon Island to Valk west of Minsk and south to Brest. Liechtenstein gave Russia one week to answer before war. Hoffman added talks on territory south of Brest Litovek with Ukraine only.
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Hoffman
Teuton Militariat Party
Baltic
Courland
Germany
Gulf of Finland
Moon Island
Valk
Minsk
Brest
Russia
Brest-Litovek
Ukraine
Cities Offered Buffaloes From State for Park Use
State Game Warden Nate P. Wilson reports cities can obtain buffaloes for city parks with only transportation and care costs. Cheyenne could receive one or two. Frontier Park could be turned into a buffalo run. Lake Minnehaha and other city parks offer suitable space and shelter. Sheridan already has one buffalo in its city park.
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Nate P. Wilson
Cheyenne
Lake Minnehaha
Town
Frontier Park
Sheridan
Shale Reduction Experiment Shown At Casper Shops
A crude shale reduction experiment was demonstrated Sunday at Western Tool Works in Casper. Kirchner of Winona Oil directed the trial before about sixty onlookers. Crude oils collected in five bottles showed heavy tar in the first and lighter oils in the rest. The gas from the final bottle burned visibly, prompting engineers to estimate it could supply most of the fuel. Winona Oil lists 5,000 acres of oil lands and 3,000 shale acres. Range Royalty plans to lease shale lands from Winona and 6,000 acres in Powder River. If viable, Kirchner and George Isaell will visit Denver and Western Colorado to study the method.
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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 in Army
Telegram received by John D. Clark Cheyenne from Joseph C. O Mahoney private secretary to Senator Kendrick says railway stenographers track supervisors and clerks are urgently needed for a new overseas regiment of railway engineers to handle office work with railways behind the lines in France applicants should state qualifications and send to Senator Kendrick Washington. A stray note about a bath tub telephone and pillows follows.
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John D. Clark
Cheyenne
Joseph C. O' Mahoney
John B. Kendrick
France
Senator Kendrick
Washington
Wyoming Game Office Report Highlights Wildlife Trends
The annual report by Nate P Wiltom to Acting Governor Houx notes revenue of 28 496.72 from the state game office and outlines legislative changes to protect wildlife. Moose and pheasant numbers rise, elk dip after a harsh winter, quail decline, geese and antelope increasing, bears largely uncaught due to law gaps, and buffalo calves scarce. The report also covers arrests and proposed game law revisions.
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Nate P .Wiltom
Houx
Brakeman Lowery Hurt in Laramie Yard Accident
Fred G. Lowery a Union Pacific brakeman working between Cheyenne and Laramie was severely bruised in the Laramie yard Wednesday night when he was thrown to the ground while attempting to swag aboard a train. He was cared for by Dro McCullem of Laramie and expects to report for duty within a week. He resides at 517 East Nineteenth Street, Cheyenne.
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Fred G. Lowery
Union Pacific
Cheyenne
Laramie
Kie
Dro McCullem
East Nineteenth Street
Alexander demands $10000 from Cubs for 1919 season
Grover Cleveland Alexander said he will not play for the Chicago Cubs next year unless paid a $10,000 bonus of the price paid for him when purchased from the Phillies. He made the ultimatum to Cubs president Charles Weeghman after a conference in Omaha. Alexander has sought war service exemption on grounds of a dependent mother but was denied. He plans to travel to Philadelphia for personal business.
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ST. Paul
Neb
Grover Cleveland
Alexander
Chicago Cubs
Phillies
Omaha
Charles Weeghman
Cubs
Hhs
Philadelphia
Fort Steele Railman Killed by Eastbound Train
W. KF. Annis, a Union Pacific bridge department worker, was instantly killed Wednesday afternoon at Fort Steele after stepping onto the eastbound track to let a train pass. He died before the passenger train he failed to see. He leaves relatives in Pratt Kansas and belonged to the carpenters’ union in Scottsbluff Nebraska. The Cheyenne carpenters’ union has been notified and the Fort Steele coroner took charge of the body.
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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 to be Saved in U S War Era Plan
Washington on January 24 the first anniversary of the great war will mark the inauguration of children’s wear plans by the children’s bureau to save 100 000 lives from preventable infant diseases. A nationwide weighing and measurement of preschool children will begin in April followed by an educational campaign aimed at cutting preventable deaths by about one third.
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Washington
America
Children's Bureau
Counties Sell Smileage Book Allotments
Basin and Hig Horn counties have sold their allotment of smileage books for the soldiery and requested more. Books have arrived in Chi nne and will be distributed for sale soon. The campaign officially begins January 26.
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Basin and Hig Horn County
Chienne
Avanti Gangs Train in Gas Mask Drill for War
Brig General White praises the new anti gas drill as soldiers and horses learn to march and react with gas masks. The article notes 14 000 Britons and Canadians in the army and calls for 175 more volunteers. Images show recruits and horses using masks at dressing stations and along lines and a line of gold lords testing gas masks.
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W.A. White
Ooe
United States
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