Prominent Laramie Citizen David Stickney Dies
David W. Stickney longtime Laramie resident and Democrat leader died at 5 20 pm Saturday at his home on Seventh and Sheridan streets The former school superintendant and businessman held various civic roles including state central committee chairman and 12th legislature representative He was born in Canada and active in Masonic and Eastern Star orders with services led by Dean Thornberry at St Matthew's Cathedral.
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Laramie
Wyo
David W. Stickney
Sheridan Streets
Stryker
Jaramie Jadee
Bika
Buckney
Ees
Wyoming
Laramie Lodge
Meron
Labanon
Royal Arch Masons
Cheyenne
Canada
Episcopal Church
Dean Thornberry
St. Matthew's Cathedral
Elke
Stickney
Alpha Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Mra
Grand Chapter
Stickway
Albuty Cotty
Rawling
Stork
Mra Stickney
Oce
Bosi News
Albany Mercantile Company
Wee
Beyond and
Clartiel Streets
Mra. Stickney
Huickney
Denocraticatate Central Committee
Obituary Notice of Mr Stickney at Cheyenne
The United States Land Office remitter at Cheyenne suffered a long illness after two major operations in Denver. Mr Stickney remained conscious to the end, aided by friends and Masons, passing peacefully after days of suffering as his body lay in the morgue awaiting burial.
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United States Land Office
Cheyenne
Stickney
Denver
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Aoun
Masons
Eilis
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Alleged forger makes getaway in Wyoming case
Charles V. Benham, an expert stenographer for the firm Entertine LaFlerche, is charged with forging six checks for 35 dollars each totaling 210 dollars using the firm name Katerline LaFleiche. He fled Friday night, leaving wife and six week old child, with sheriff searches continuing.
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Palace
Sheriff's Office
Here
Amen
Benham
Entertine & LaFlerche
First National Bank
Bentham
Samuel Knight Named Assistant Geologist
Samuel Howell Knight son of Emma Howell Knight and UW graduate with B A in geology has been appointed assistant state geologist under Prof Loval W Trimbull. He will depart for Moorcroft to begin a geological survey of the Belle Fourche fields. Knight, 21, is praised for extensive field work with paleontologist W Reed and follows in his late father Wilbur Clinton Knight’s Wyoming geology legacy.
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Laramie
Wyo
Samuel Howell Knight
Emma Howell Knight
University of Wyoming
College of Wheralarte
Loval W. Trimbull
Moorcroft
Belle Fourche
Mer. Knight
Wilbur Clinton Knight
Territory of Wyoming
W. 4. Reed
Regulation of the milk supply under law powers
Walter K Towers discusses how municipal ordinances and state laws regulate milk to safeguard public health. The piece explains licensing of dealers, prohibitions on adulteration, testing standards, seizure of impure milk, and required practices for producers, urging consumers to enforce existing rules and support stronger acts.
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Walter K. Towers
Michigan Bar
Jawa
St. Louis
Ture
Hue
Rctions
Eiven
Wool clip brings 17 cents per pound in Worland
Erle Carlson visited Worland Wyoming to recruit crews for a hay project when he sold his wool clip at 17 cents a pound, the highest price paid in the region this year. Ice cream and ices advertised at 40 cents quart and 20 cents pint.
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Worland
Wyo
Erle Carlson
Robinson
Herrington Is Dismissed From Justice Department
San Francisco July 1 Judge Herrington, an investigator for the United States Department of Justice, was dismissed from federal service by Attorney General McReynolds. He had been suspended after telegraphing to President Wilson demanding the attorney general be ousted over Diggs Caminetti and Western Fuel cases. The notice stated immediate dismissal. Herrington replied telegram received.
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San Francisco
Ayton Herrington
United States Department of Justice
Federal Service
McReynolds
Herrington
Alvice
Wilson
Diggs-Caminetti
Western Fuel Company
United States
John J. McNab
Department of Justice
Harris Sues Bake for 200009 in Post Office Clerk Case
Mrs Magnola V Harris, a clerk in the post office, sues for 200009 amid claims connected to the late Representative Henry Baker of New Hampshire. The case involves alleged promises and a disputed inheritance, with press photos at issue and statements about Baker’s death and provision for a dependent.
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Magnolia
A. Harris
Washington
Henry Baker
New Hampshire
Harris
Gui
Baker
Jer
Hjorth Oil brings gusher in Salt Creek field
The Hjorth Oil company Saturday brought in a gusher in the Salt Creek oil field, 45 miles from Casper Wyoming. The well's capacity may reach 2009 barrels a day.
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Casper
Wyo
Hjorth Oil Company
Salt Creek
Suffragette Risia Meredith to Wed Henry H. Clement
Miss Risia Meredith, noted suffragist and city election commission member, will marry Henry H. Clement tomorrow. Clement is a Harvard graduate and the son of the Houston Transcript owner.
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Wil
Denver
Risia Meredith
City Election Commission
Henry H
Clement
Harvard
Huston Transcript
Wealthiest Kansas woman dies in Atchison
Mrs Harriet Crowell Baker widow of F M Baker, once a prominent grain dealer and long a leading figure in Western commerce, died tonight in Atchison. She was 84 and left a vast estate and extensive holdings in real estate and business interests.
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Atchison, Kan
Harriet Crowell Baker
F. M. Baker
Wood
West
June Rainfall and Heat Report for 1913
The June of 1913 was hot and dry with a mean temperature of 61, higher than several prior years. There were 17 partly cloudy days and 7 cloudy days, the hottest day reaching 83. Rainfall totaled 1.18 inches, notably below normal, marking the driest June since 1870.
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United States Weather Bureau
Mitchell’s Novelty Shop at 1716 Carey Avenue
A brief item notes a shop named Mitchell selling novelties for children and adults located at 1716 Carey Avenue. The terse record highlights the seller and the address as the main facts.
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Mitchell
Carey Avenue
Eyestrain and vision care urged by local optometrist
In Cheyenne Wyoming an optometrist stresses that eyestrain taxes nerve energy and offers free eye examinations. The facility advertises top gear, skilled service, and a renowned reputation drawing patients from distant miles to the state.
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