Davis Watches Sheridan Show For Good Ones
Dr. F. Davis state veterinarian visited Sheridan to scout acts for Cheyenne Frontier Days and discussed sodal work in northern Wyoming. He noted extensive testing of 4 600 mares and 266 stallions, with 149 animals destroyed valued around 15 000 dollars, costs split among owners government and state.
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Sheridan
Wyo
F. Davis
Wee
Dabia
Wyoming
Campbell County
Johnson and
Davie
Baseball scores and standings from yesterday across leagues
National and American league results summarize Philadelphia and New York games with multiple battery lineups. Standout scores include Kansas City 4 Chicago 1 and Brooklyn 10 Denver 0 as teams posted varied results and several games were postponed.
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Kansas City
Chicago
Pittsburg
Buffalo
Baltimore
Brooklyn
County fair for Sweetwater plan moves ahead
Rock Springs Wyoming July 6 Plane are being made by those interested in agriculture in Sweetwater county to have an exhibit at the Eden agriculture station in September if the project is carried through the products will later be taken to Douglas for exhibition at the state fair. The equality and quantity of the crops in Eden valley will be a surprise to many.
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Rock Springs
Wyo
Sweetwater County
Eden Agriculture Station
Douglas
Eden Valley
Fall From Pole Breaks His Leg
Upton Wyoming July 6 Franklin Hanson son of Mr and Mrs Fred Hanson of this city fell from the top of a telephone pole and broke his leg between the knee and ankle. He was employed by the Northern Wyoming Telephone company and the accident occurred while working on their lines.
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Upton, Wyo
Franklin Hanson
Fred Hanson
Young Hanson
Northern Wyoming Telephone Company
Better Mail Service North of Casper Proposed
C A Beach of Cheyenne chief clerk of the railway mail service spent Monday in Casper and Tuesday morning departed on the Burlington for Thermopolis to inspect the service with aim to recommend mail service over the road from Billings to Casper He believes Casper will become a division for the mail clerks between Billings and Denver once passenger service is started bringing several more families to Casper
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C. A. Beach
Cheyenne
Railway Mail Service
Casper
Burlington
Thermopolis
Billings
Special car saves Barker with serum in time
Sheridan Wyoming July 6 A record breaking run moved serum from Billings to Thermopolis for Ira B. Jones a Thermopolis banker with spinal meningitis. Dr O'Donnell wired Billings and sent a special engine and caboose at 2 10 am arriving 7 20 am to reach the patient in time for treatment.
Three Hurt When Tires Blow Out In Crash
While driving from Rock Springs to Superior last week, Elmer Ace Ed Hadaka and Jack Knox were badly injured when the two front tires blew out causing the car to overturn. All three sustained injuries but none were fatal.
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Rock Springs
Wyo
Superior
Elmer Ace
Ed. Hadaka
Jack Knox
Twenty One States Organized to Oppose Suffrage
Washington July 6 Twenty one states are organized against woman suffrage says the national association opposed to suffrage Nevada Montana North Dakota and South Dakota plan to vote this fall. The group welcomes President Wilsons opposition to the suffrage constitutional amendment. Brushes The Sherman Co.
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Washington
National Association
Nevada
Montana
North Dakota
South Dakota
Wilson
Auto to Atome and Accessories for Roadster Fans
A compact windshield emergency setup fits four to six and includes tea boxes with a kettle lamp cream flask and butter jars. Wild wool Irish robes in dark and plaid colors are popular this season. Goggles with colored glass now accessorize vanity dog eyes.
Tungsten and copper found around Lander
Uncle Joe Faris, his son Everett, and Tom Orton of Iowa, reached Fremont's peak area to collect tungsten and copper ore specimens. They report valuable metals and easy access, tracing pioneers who endured frontier life. The group hopes their finds boost Fremont county mining.
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Rockies
Half Million Is Building Record
Douglas Wyoming in 1913 14 sees $364 000 in projects already with the new Burlington building and other plans on the way. The $46 000 high school foundation is in and main structure rising. Federal building progress and fall enclosure expected. Electric light plant finished with machinery being installed. Concrete pump house nearly done and electric pumps to be connected once wiring is complete. Plans for two new business blocks and many private residences. Douglas booming quietly.
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Douglas
Wyo
Burlington
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