West Dakota horse rustling curbed by joint action
News from Belle Fourche South Dakota reports a crackdown on horse thefts in western counties. Prosecutors and local officials cite multiple convictions, with sentences from 18 months to five years, signaling a statewide effort to end organized rustling and protect livestock interests. The crackdown followed a regional meeting prompted by the state attorney general's suggestion. The column notes that gangs once operated in groups, moving stolen stock to common shipment points, but praise the swift court action and rising deterrence in Meade and Putte counties. The piece ends by promoting the want ad section for farming needs.
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Belle Fourche
Beautte
Putte County
William Horn
Willa Tren
Charles
Frank Erthoff
Meade County
Joshua Goffrey
William Jennings Bryan Goffey
R. C. James
Cleveland Lineman Climbs Thousands of Poles in Career
Cleveland’s oldest lineman, Had firnce Austin, has climbed about 40,000 poles in 25 years, a feat equated to hoisting himself 378 miles into the sky. A London dispatch notes the House of Commons shows no plan to back stricter blockades in response to American proposals.
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Firnce Austin
Cleveland
Austin
London
Gusette
House of Commons
Burns Night Celebrated by Cheyenne Scots Club
The Burns club of Cheyenne hosted a staged Burns anniversary at the Parish House with a packed audience of Scots natives and supporters. Performances by Piper John Finnie and Denver artists featured bagpipes, dances, songs, and a supper of haggis and shortbread, concluding in dancing with Kopard's orchestra.
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Ain Qountree
Beottieh Highlawns
Beottieh
Robert Burns
Scotland
Burns Club
Cheyenne
Burns
Alex Hastie
W.G. Bruce
John 8. Hunter
Hastie
John 4
Finnie
Piper
Colin Finnie
Trene Nowatney
Denver
Seotechman
Miss Nowatney
Colla
Kopard
Scotthia
Mesdames
David Nimmo
William Lannen
Samuel Carson
John Hunter
R. B. Davidson
T. McCafferty
Pcriticiani
Mars
James Nimmo
John McDonald
P. 8
Coot
Plains Hotel
Injured Worker Hurt Repairing Car in Buford Shop Incident
John Schag, a union shop worker in Cheyenne area, was seriously injured yesterday morning in Buford while clearing a track and repairing a car wheel. He was crushed between two cars after a brake release, transported to Union Pacific hospital with internal injuries and reports indicate he is resting but in great pain.
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John Sehag
Wa Ye
Maciny Car Shops
Buford
Tts
Cheyenne
Union Pacific Hospital
City Briefs Tidbits From Local Firms In Brief
City briefs note Miller's watch service at 170 Caney Ave offers watch repairing and adjustments with high grade work and moderate prices. Leader Office advertises for cotton rags. The Rebecca Widge postpones an announced haven event from January 27.
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Miller's
Caney Ave
Birth of a Nation draws crowds at Cheyenne theater
The piece notes growing attendance for the Birth of a Nation at the Inderwood theater with larger crowds reported at each showing. Public typist advertises services via the Inderwood Typewriter office. Industrial Club meeting minutes mention officers elected for the year. Monroe roadster purchase by Dr. J H Conway marks a notable local car acquisition.
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Industrial Club
unclear medical treatment dispute in West Virginia case
An incoherent draft discusses a medical issue in Kereer West Virginia with mentions of November and February dates. It references a physician advising treatments that include proprietary medicines and a period of trial, with tangential allusions to a laboratory, Philadelphia, and possible healing claims tied to a case or controversy.
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Mekman
Antil
Thom
Luilhig
Dsde
Cowboys Rangers drone ride attracts Cheyenne visitors
The text notes a Vargas meeting last night with mentions of drone riding and taxi service by D. Bean. It also references George McClend of Red Funk as president pro tempore and lists state officials visiting Cheyenne, including Ree Mark Chrenman and J. W. Trumbull, the state geologist, staying at the Auditorium Hotel in Denver.
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Enue
Cowboy Rangers
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