Evacuation and Draft Updates From Evanston Wyoming News
Local Evanston notes report a veteran and a church figure facing charges and sentences, with a $540 note and four year term. The piece covers a bicycle of incidents, a crowd at Main Street, and a river of draft related appointments. Recruiter James Morganson notes Uinta County enlistments now total 217, with transfers to Brynton and Company E. County leaders Joseph B. Martin L Weeks and Sheriff Willhan join the draft evasion board. July Fourth festivities were restrained with autos filling Bear Lake for dancing and rides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheril Low
Wrennnk
Iveiee
Joe Vit
Jon Idrgian
Ites i Veter Vaseu
Agetrian
Anil
Henric Ars
Jodee Arnold
Reber
Aeriome
James Morganson
Uinta County
Uinta
Eeryone
Bear Lake
Weekly Review of Oil Fields Totals and Capacity Expansions
The report notes ongoing drilling and capacity upgrades across Wyoming fields. Casper and Grey Bull operate near full capacity with plans to enlarge regional refineries and establish new markets including Regina, Canada. The Midwest refinery complex expands to 44 000 barrels per day by year end while other lines and pipelines, such as Big Muddy, are being completed to support higher output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diriing
Ali Prenne
Casper
Greybull
Midwest
Camper
Greshall
Fittery
Wyoming
Regina
Can
Impprial 617
Povement
Lk Basin
Grass Creek
Big Muddy
Chatham
Elk Basin
Pronnie
Ric Sand Draw
Coal Creek
Salt Creek
Sage Creek
Lander
Powder River
Wall Creek
Unis
Lusk
Heavls
Companion
LaBare
Fie
Rawlins Notes Include Army Return and Local Fires
City Attorney Clarence A Themer returned to Rawlins after training at the Presidio but was found underweight on final examination and placed on the retiring list. Iowa Poles faces arrest for gambling despite acting to stop it. Midland Oil and Drilling spurns land for a bonus. Meinke the tailor’s shop burned in a rapid blaze origin tied to washing room gasoline. Chief Reid and Asst Chief James Sheahan kept the fire contained. Rawlins hosts a fire tax carnival and Wortham carnival attracts crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rawlins
Clarence A. Themer
Presidio
Meinke
Reid
James Sheahan
A Drop On a Touchy Corn Remedy Promoted
An old advertisement touts a free bottle offer for a corn and callus remedy. It promises rapid, painless relief with a few direct application drops and claims the corn or callus will vanish without irritation or stinging. It targets women with a friendly tone and appeals to quick results.
Aggie Grid Star Accepts Wyoming County Agent Post
Finet Illins Colorado July 7 A popular Aggie grid star nicknamed the short heavy set man known as Reed will not play football this fall. He has been appointed county agent for Niobrara county Wyoming and moves there immediately to promote livestock and farming. Reed a strong student and hard worker is starting with a salary of 1650 dollars as a junior in college. The county expects a bright future in the agent line and good pay acknowledges his potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed
Wyoming
Japanese Fireworks Delights Rawlins Fourth of July
The Japanese community staged an impressive Fourth of July celebration in Rawlins featuring imported fireworks. Their efforts and patriotism were applauded for bringing a grand display to the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rawlins
Hospital Inmate Rhine Johnson Dies At State Hospital
Evanston July 7 A hospital inmate Rhine Johnson committed death by his own action by tying a sheet to a window top at the state hospital for the insane. Born August 27, 1876 in Miser Albany county Wyoming he was 40 at death and had been declared mentally incompetent. He resided in Almy with his parents before moving to Evanston and never married.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evanston
State Hospital For
Rhino Johnson
State Hospital
Rhine Johnson
Miser
Albany County
Wyo
Almy
Fourth of July Socials and Notables in Local Homes
South Side visitors include Mrs. Frank Paul and her daughters Helen and Mary Jane at the Larson home on East Eighth Street. Mr and Mrs K Collenburg spent the Fourth in Laramie with Willis Jensen and old-time friends. Fred Miller and family with Anna Miller drove to Greeley for the holiday. Charles Cole arrived from his ranch Thursday and left Friday. Gillespie, formerly ill, shows improvement. Mrs Hamilton injured her hip in a fall. Agnes Engstrom returned from Denver. Dorri of Hunor Colorado visited Mrs Umshieg for several days last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. Collenburg
Laramie
Willis Jensen
Fred Miller
Anna Miller
Greeley
Charles Cole
Gillespie
John Hachilton
Hamilton
Julia Gregory
Centennis
Gregory
George Alway
Frasier
Alway
California
Tme
Mr. Alway
Miss Wolf
Messrs
Mesdames Gage and
Garten
Federal
Wye
C. C. Pace
Roberta
Dorothy
C. A. Madison
Carlotta Collenburg
Vivian MecCleave
Minnehaha Lake
McKay
Mildred
Amen
Ramona
Mize
Francis
Mullens
Victor
Lucille
Gladys
Kalber
Henrietta
Robert
Arthur
Mumm
Martha Forumm
Barnard
Lake Minnehaha
Deal
Elmer McKay
Pine Bluffs
James Buckley
Mary Martinec
Harvey
Lois
Harriet
Ware Ranch
Frontier
Frontier visits and local social notes around Cheyenne
Miss Bertha Mirifam and sister plan Frontier visit from Denver. Mrs. White arrives in Cheyenne to live with the Williams. Numerous outings and visits occur across Pine Bluffs, Granite, Minnehaha Lake, and Fort Collins with many dinners, picnics, and travels noted among families including the McCulloughs, Gages, Kalbers, and Mooneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Mirifam
Denver
Frontier
H. Ss. Fredericka
W. M. White
Kansas
Cheyenne
H. W. Williams
Carl
Notice to Sick Women in Bridgeton New Jersey
A testimonial ad praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for inflammation and weakness. Mrs Mitrop T Cum nas from Penns Grove says it restored her health after irregularity and incapacity, urging others to use the Pinkham remedies.
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J. C. Foley
Weekly
U.S. Commission
Carbon County
Creek
Iowa
Poliie
Midland OU
Soldicer Development Company
Reinke’s
Hassire
Great Wortham
Cate
W. 18Th St
Aggie Grid Star
Mrs. Frank Paul
Helen
Mary Jane
Mrs. Paul
Mrs. Larson
East Eighthtreet
J. F. McCullough
Fort Collins
Joe McCord
Lora McCloud
Lillian
Miss McCloud
Marguerite Bresnahen
Fred Gage
Phillip McGough
Boyd McCloud
Orville
Glenn Woods
Buford
H. G. Lafferty
E. R. Storey
Granite
Dead Man's Creek
McCullough
Williams
McCord
Walter
Edwin Mackay
J. E. Rath
Ira Hanaha
Edwin
Louise
B. Hendershot
Lawrence Jessen
John Jessen
Glenn Hendershot
Bell's Ranch
Lydia E. Pinkham
L. Pinkham
Mr. Memanis
Niveth-Roberts & Co
Waterman’s Ideal
Logan’s Book & Curio Store
Carey Ave
Cheyenne, Wye
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