Gas Strike Near Cody Reports Large Flow at Well No 4
In Wyoming near Cody a gas flow erupted after Well No 4 two miles north of the railway station was shot. Driller CL Sheedy used 120 quarts of solidified nitroglycerin, igniting a blaze that sent a fiery plume hundreds of feet high. The well revealed a large gas bearing sand at 1700 feet, with oil sand above it. further shooting for oil may follow.
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Cody
Wye
Shoshone Ol and Gas Co
Cody Railway
CL. Sheedy
Goa
Graham Morton Appointed Deputy Sheep Inspector
R Anderson state sheep inspector appoints Graham Morton deputy sheep inspector for dipping sheep in Meptoet Be country. Morton to oversee dipping before October 15 1912 as per tick dipping order. Lambs inspected so far are tick infested, so dipping before moving into the mountains is urged to protect summer lambs.
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R. Anderson
Hitte
New Castle
Graham Morton
Morton
Meptoet
Anderson
Ponera Rancher Jamen Taylor Dies at Walden
Laramie Wyo July 3 Jamen Taylor a pioneer ranchman of North Park Colo died at Walden yesterday and was buried today.
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Ponera
North Park
Walden
Laramie
Wyo
Jamen Taylor
Colo
Pure White Lead The Sherman Co. Wood Etaining Sherman Co
A brief note references Pure White Lead and Wood etaining connected to The Sherman Company. It lists the Sherman Co as the related entity and mentions Wood in association with the product, reflecting a concise trade or shipment reference.
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Sherman
the Sherman Co
Now Old Sister and Brother United After 37 Years
Dan Hoover of Los Angeles and Mrs. Margaret Wilson of Meetecisen Wyoming reunited Friday after a 37 year separation. Hoover, a former 17th Kansas Cavalry soldier, shared wartime moves from Fort Leavenworth to the Powder River region. Wilson, a pioneer resident, widowed twenty five years, raised her family here.
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Meetecisen
Wio
Dan Hoover
Los Angeles
Cal
Margaret BL Wilson
Meetecae
Mr. Hoover
California
Wilson
Colorado
Ft. Leavenworth
Powder Rivers
Wyoming
Kansan
Fort Laramie
Big Horn Mountain
Custer
Wilson Thaa
Asbestos Company Officers Arrested on Fraud Charge
Denver officials report that M. jum, B. Colyer, W. A. Fisher and Henry C. Beeler, officers of the International Asbestos company, were arrested on a mail fraud accusation. They posted $1,000 bonds and were released by U S Commissioner Hinsdale. The men, some from outside Colorado, surrendered and will face district court proceedings.
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Denver
Colo
Aur
Minjum
B. Colyer
W. A. Fisher
Henry C. Beeler
International Asbestos’ Company
U. 8
Hinsdale
Inter Ocean Hotel Cafe Hosts Luncheon and Dinner
In the kitchen, Well Mary plans a luncheon and dinner at the Inter Ocean Hotel Cafe inviting guests to attend. The note outlines meal timing and local hospitality ambiance for a social gathering.
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Mary
Inter-Ocean Hotel
See that chap Three years ago he mortgaged for car purchase
A Life magazine quotation notes a man's risk taking in buying a car after mortgaging his home. It highlights the common pattern of shifting debt toward luxury purchases and resulting wealthier possessions.
Wyoming Leads Rocky Mountain States in Farm Growth
Census figures show Wyoming's ten year gains in cereal acreage production and value far surpass neighboring states. Wyoming leads in cereal acreage up 270 percent and production 278 percent, with cereal product value up 419 percent, outpacing Idaho Montana Colorado and others.
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Washington, D. C
Wyoming
Rocky Mountain
Census Bureau
Montana
Idaho
Colorado
New Mexico
Arizona
Utah
Nevada
Census ‘Bureau
Lorimer Case Debate Heads to Senate Vote
The Lorimer case is slated for a Senate vote on July 6. Wyoming’s delegation faces pressure as a second investigation proceeds after pressure from voters and anti Lorimer sentiment in the Labor Journal context.
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Lorimer
United States Senate
Chicago
Wyoming
Wyoming Labor Journal
Game Warden Arrests Antelope Poaching Suspect
Cody Wyoming July. Assistant game warden Ed Hutsonpiller drove 400 miles each way for a two week trip to Crook County. He arrested Charles Dergy of Bitter Crook for taking captive two young antelope. Dergy pleaded guilty and was fined 25. The antelope remained in custody awaiting further instructions from the state game warden.
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Cody
Wyo
Koihe
Ed Hutsonpiller
Charles Dergy
Bitter Crook
Crook County
Gillette
Meine
Huisenpiller
Derry
Rock Springs Editor Seeks Midsummer Meet in Rock Springs
After touring Cheyenne and the Laramie County flood relief, Rock Springs Rocket editor urges readers to back a midsummer convention. He asks locals to arrange hotel and garage spaces and organize attractions to lure the meeting to Rock Springs.
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Cheyenne
Laramie County
Fiood Romde Association
Rock Springs
Elly Atik
Emery
Sunrise Miners Top Ninth Cavalry 6 1 In Guernsey
Sunrise Miners defeated the Ninth Cavalry 6 to 1 at Guernsey Wyoming. Van pitched effectively for Sunrise, while the Ninth Cavalry outhit but failed to score. Captain White praised the umpire Edward Lewis for his work.
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Sunrise
Wyo
Laramie County
Ninth Cavalry
Fort Russell
Sunrise Miners
Guernsey
Van
Cavalry
Captain White
Edward Lewis
Cheyenne Boxer Frankie White to Fight Danny Cummings in Casper
Frankie White of Chicago meets Casper lightweight Danny Cummings in a ten round bout today in Casper. Walt Walters of Casper may appear in a preliminary or assist White if Walters does not get on. The match is expected to be highly competitive with sizable bets placed on the outcome.
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Frankie White
Chicago
Walt Walters
Casper
White
Danny Cummings
Walters
Indians Play Denver Cotrells Here Today
The Denver Cottrells, Colorado champions, visit Cheyenne for two games on July Fourth. First pitch at 10 15 a m, second at 3 00 p m. Johnson Flynn fight results from Las Vegas read during the games via leased wire.
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Cheyenne
Denver Cottrells
Colorado
Johnson-Flynn
Las Vegas
Raton
Redskins
Cottrella
Pusty
Filebert
Wigton
Wolgast and Rivers Confident for Title Bout
Ad Wolgast heavyweight champion showed he was in prime condition and ready to defend his title against Mexican Joe Rivers in a twenty round bout at the arena tomorrow afternoon. Rivers also in superb form and confident he will win the world lightweight title.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Ad Wolgast
Joe Rivers
Carner Arena
Rivers
Murphy's Stampede and Tammany’s Political Maneuvering
Fragmentary note cites Murphy's Stampede and a Murphy ally countering to push rivals away. Mentions Tammany and New York Tritons with hints of damage control and strengthening enemies. Readable details are scarce. main action suggests political maneuvering in New York.
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Murphy
Clark
Ewing
Lryan
Delegeten
Tammany
New York Tritons
Edison’s Declaration of Independence at the Orpheum
Edison presents the famous Declaration of Independence at the Orpheum this afternoon and again tonight, screening the historic image for local audiences.
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Edison
Orpheum
Baseball results from yesterday and league standings
Scores from American and National League games show Washington defeating New York 6 to 5 with Vaughn and Henry earning the win. Philadelphia beat New York 6 to 4 as Hess White and Rariden contributed. American League results list Chicago and other teams, while Western and other associations report varied scores. The notice advertises daily Hanson specials on ice cream and cold drinks and promotes the State Leader as Wyoming’s want ad leader.
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Pat
Boston
Siceer
Philadelphia
Washington
Chicago
Cleveland
Detroit
Evenaee
ATS St. Louis
Eeseeene
New York
Pet
St. Joseph
Sioux City
Ooo
Denver
Seaes Dd
Wichita
Des Moines
Omaha
Hewerue
Topeka
Ane
Lincoln
Stevenson Advertising for Wiring Inquiries
Short note directs readers to contact Stevenson for wiring needs with a Sherman Co. reference and a telephone number 695. The fragment implies a business solicitation or advertisement in a local paper.
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Stevenson
Telephone
The
Sherman Co
Roosevelt Victory Call Shapes 1912 Party Split
The article reports on Roosevelt pressing for a third presidential term amid Taft Roosevelt split. Wyoming and other states show Roosevelt momentum in primaries, while Taft delegates push to the national convention. Congress extends current appropriations through July as a political backdrop unfolds.
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Taft-Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Wyoming
Taft
Biuygevelt
Progressius
Publican
le i
Kindness and a Clever Plan for Animal Safety
A grade teacher asks children how to prevent animals from harming themselves. An earnest student suggests tying the dog’s tail to a can to stop head entanglements, prompting laughter and a moment of reflection on humane solutions.
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Jimmy
State Leader Want Ads Aid Thrift and Pineg Three Hepe OR
Undefined OCR text provides no clear event or entities. Summarized fragment notes want ads role and thrift involvement with unclear place names.
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