Death of Col onel Charles G. Coutant noted editor and historian
Colonel Coutant long a Wyoming figure and former editor of the Rogue River Courier died in Grant's Pass Oregon after paralysis. Born in 1840 in Ulster County New York he built a storied career as journalist and historian, shaping Wyoming's public life and authoring a key state history. He served as state librarian and editor while contributing to western journalism.
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Ruertidan
Wyo
Charles G. Coutant
Empire Builder
Sheridan
Rogue River Courier
Grant's Pass
Ore
Colonel Courant
Contant
Wyoming
The
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Northwest
Charlies G. Coutant
Ulster County
New York
New York City
Office Bay
Courant
California
Golden, West
Old Mexico
Mr. Courant
Kansas
Pape's Cold Compound Promises Quick Relief
The advertisement claims a cold can be broken and nostrils opened by taking Pape's Cold Compound every two hours. It asserts all symptoms disappear after the first dose and promises swift cure with three consecutive doses, with no other remedy needed.
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Grippe
Pape
Charge Officer and Wife With Taking Dresses
Lieutenant J. L. Weir of the 18th Infantry at Fort Mackenzie is charged with grand larceny in the theft of dresses valued around 1000 from Captain J. S. Cecil’s wife. Weir posted bond, a preliminary hearing is planned, and Mrs. Weir remains in Houston as papers for her return are denied. Weir, ex captain of the 1910 West Point football team, coached Sheridan high, while Cecil, from a wealthy Southern family, is in Washington awaiting a Medal of Honor for a Philippines campaign.
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Wetr
Houston
Tex
Lieutenant Weir
Wetra
Cecil
Weir
West Point
Sheridan High School
Washington
Ranchers Will Care for Elk in Winter Months
Deputy State Game Warden Allen Laughlin helped transport young elk from Jackson Hole to Natrona and Converse counties. Ranchers Carey and Major Ormeby will feed a half car each at Careyhurst and Ross ranches this winter, with elk later released to the mountains. Several Converse county ranchers will take elk to prevent starvation and preserve the herd amid scarce winter forage.
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Manville
Wyo
Allen Laughlin
Casper
Jackson Hole
Natrona
Conurse
D. Carey
Careyhurst
Carey
Ormeby
Ross
Converse County
Rockies
Harry Hyde Injured in Ride Down Ute Precipice
Harry Hyde was brought to town last Tuesday morning with a fractured rib and other minor bruises from a fall on Owl creek. He and Charles Swain rode along the hills when their horse and rider tumbled to the bottom of a precipice. Hyde remounted and rode to town, later reaching Hamilton Hospital for treatment.
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Harry Hyde
Owl Creek
Charles Swain
Hamilton Hospital
Thermopolis
Air War Shift Pulses From Ships to Planes
A fragment notes a transition from shipboard launching of aircraft to catapulted flight. The language hints at a bold, romanticized readiness for a new era of aerial warfare and naval power.
Wyoming Legislature Stirs Over Senate Choice
The Meeteetse News condemns Wyoming lawmakers for inaction and wasteful spending as citizens await the process of electing a U.S. senator by state representatives. It questions how long the current stalemate can continue and urges a remedy.
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Wyoming
United States
Cheyenne
Commonwealth
Meeteetse News
Funeral planned for Colonel J F Crawford in Laramie
The body of Colonel J F Crawford veteran editor of the Saratoga Sun is to be buried in the Laramie grave. Masons from Cheyenne and Laramie will attend the service at the Masonic temple with a guard of honor. Local children request floral tributes in memory of the Saratoga schools. A circulated rumor of Bill George’s death in Oklahoma is unverified.
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Laramie
Wyo
Oakland
Cal
John H. Mullison
South Eighth Street
J. FP. Crawford
Saratoga Sun
Drand Army
Mr. Mubltison
Crawford
Mullison
Colonel Crawford
Saratoga
Masonic Temple
Cheyenne
Temple
Judge Riner
Peters
Cook
Wallace Hand
Laramie Lodge
Carbon County
State Artivals and Local Names Listed
A fragmented list of individuals and couples tied to towns such as Cody, Lusk, Shoshoni, Wheatland, and Saratoga appears. Names include Mrs J M Schwob and son Cody, A.C. Ponda, J K Landi, and Ray Eleworth among others, with various surname spellings and affiliations noted.
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Praine
Wm. Monay
Kemmerer
J. K. Landi
Cirele
J. M. Schwob
Cody
A.C. Ponda
Avernsey
Ray Eleworth
Inter Ocean
M. C. Brown
Laramie
B. A. Hichardson
Daneel
J. Bumeon
Big Creek
A. PF. Stewart
Lusk
Normandie
Morrison
Wheatland
Harrison
Shoshoni
Autumn Letters From the Woods Provide Tiny Town Tales
A correspondent writes from a rural retreat about four hours of nightly reading, family quilts, and lively bird feeding. She recounts Civil War memories, Chicago fire, Alaskan adventures, and tales told by mother as brother Will reads aloud, with quiet country life contrasting city life’s bustle.
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Thin Sommon
Lelsure
Mother
Brother
Nell
Colonel Newcome
Maggie Tulliver
Aix
Brother Wil
Brother Will
Lfe
Alaska
Chicago Daily News
Brave 18 year old saves infant from fire at Warden home
Ivan Sellers of Riverton aged 18 spotted a fire near Fort Washakie and rescued the Warden infant from a blaze. Mrs. Warden had left the baby sleeping and shouted for help as flames consumed the interior. The infant escaped unharmed though the house contents burned.
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Riverton
Wyo
Ivan Sellers
Fort Washwkie
Mark Warden
Sellers
Notice of Special Stockholders Meeting Gilcrest-Russell Lumber Co
Special stockholders meeting called by all holders for February 17 in Greeley Colorado. Meeting to amend Articles of Incorporation to rename the company The Gilcrest Lumber Company, set director count to three, and authorize changes to effectuate the name change and related actions. Dated January 2, 1921.
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Gilcrest-Russell Lumber Company
Special Stockholders Meeting for Lakeside Realty Cheyenne
Notice sets a special meeting of Lakeside Realty and Amueblement company stockholders in Cheyenne Wyoming on February 24. The agenda includes authorizing sale of all company property to pay debts and any related business, with directors Adolph J Zanc Gopfrey Schirmer and Joan A Keke.
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Adolph J. Zanc
Gopfrey Schirmer
Joan A. Keke
Temperance Forces Win a Great Victory in Iowa
Des Moines January 29 temperance advocates in the Iowa House won a decisive victory as they passed a memorial to Congress urging the Kenyon Sheppard bill to prohibit liquor shipments into dry territory. The resolution passed 70 to 24. The senate set tomorrow as suffrage day inviting Mrs Grace Wilbour Trout president of the Illinois Federation of Women's Clubs to speak.
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Des Moines
House
Iowa
Congress
Senate
Grace Wilbour Trout
Ilinois Federation of Women's Clubs
Old Age Life Promised by Chamberlain’s Tablets
This notice promotes Chamberlain’s Tablets as a remedy for poor digestion sluggish liver and despondency in old age. It claims benefits from taking one tablet after supper to improve digestion tone the liver and raise spirits with relief from misery. Sold by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
Secret Swim Forbidden by Mother Pot
A mother had ordered Bobbie and Little Willie to swim alone but they secretly enjoyed forbidden swims. Returning home they forgot the excuse, and Little Willie hesitated before entering while Bobbie waited in the car. He finally hesitated to answer and asked to wait to ask Bob.
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Bobbie
Little Willie
Mother Pot
Mother
Bob
National Monthly
Hendicapping Winner and Objection Over Financial Reason
A brief item notes a dispute involving Mr Piimgill about his wife’s interest and financial motives. The text cites a quarrel where he argues a point against the bride’s actions, reflecting a domestic dispute framed as a notable moment.
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Mr. Piimgill
Notice of Special Stockholders Meeting Crest-Russell Lumen
Special stockholders meeting of Crest-Russell Lumen Company to be held at 712 Ninth Street, Greeley Colorado on February 17 1915 at 10 a m. Purpose include changing the corporate name to The Glilerest Limber Company fixing the board at three and authorizing actions to effectuate the changes and to consider related matters. Dated Greeley January 2 1919 Attest C O Russell. The State Leader is the Want Ad medium of Wyoming. Try it.
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Ninth Street
Greeley
Colorado
Gilcrest Lumber Company
Hu'dora
Sald Corporation
Salt Company
Coorado
Thorpora- Hou
Glilerest Limber Company
Wyoming
Notice to make payments to Ray K. Olds County Treasurer
All business with the County Treasurer of Laramie County for checks and drafts in payment for county cases or other financial matters should be made to Ray K. Olds, the County Treasurer, 28 Luke Voorhees.
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Laramie County
Ray K. Olds
Treas
Fifteen Miles Of Motion Pictures Exported Last Year
Analysis notes that fifteen miles of film were exported in the past year with the remainder showing many lively chase scenes. The text implies a focus on action and movement in the exported works.
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