Two Drownings Reported as Sheepherder Attempts Crossing Wyomings Rivers
Reports from Hart and nearby areas recount a sheepherder and another man drowning while attempting to cross swollen streams. The first man, Gillette daily 11 Clint Lees, vanished in a treacherous river channel and was not recovered for 26 hours. In Green River, a man bathing near a rope ford drowned, his body recovered downstream. Local projects include a new hotel opening and rapid track work, as officials anticipate completion in a few weeks.
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Gillette
Daly
Clint Lees
Lew
Ranch Home Destroyed in Sheridan Fire
A fire destroyed a ranch home 78 miles north of the city while the family, Mr. and Mrs. Ira Naan, were at the barn. The blaze started from a defective flue and gained headway before evacuations. furniture and clothing were lost and no insurance was carried on the home or furnishings.
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Sheridan
Ira Naan
Paving Delayed in Sheridan Says Local Contractors Protest
Reports from Sheridan on July 11 indicate paving of streets is delayed probably indefinitely. Local contractors resent the decision to award the contract to a foreign firm and intend to challenge the arrangement as the project stalls.
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Sheridan
Rumora
Lia City
Timber Survey Starts in Big Horn Reserve
Timely survey teams under Denver forestry orders reach the Big Horn reserve to assess timber. They aim to sell timber to eastern capitalists. In Riverton a Burlington line grading firm pursues two Greeks who passed two two dollar checks to merchants here, suspected seasoned crooks.
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Boen
Denver
the Forestry
Big Horn Reserve
Riverton
Béngon, Jurgans and Doughty
Burlington
Shoshont
Atty Dolaris
Injunction Sought to Halt Bonds Over Paving Contract
An injunction was filed to stop the council from issuing bonds tied to a paving project. The suit claims the contractor, who was to complete the paving, failed to fulfill duties, prompting the legal challenge.
Towers Of Splendid Buildings In New York City
Workmen dig for a firm foundation for a new municipal tower in Manhattan. The 660 foot peak will crown a 40 story complex with offices on every floor, transforming Centre Reade and Chambers streets into a busy hub of the city.
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New York City
New York
Manhattan Island
City Hall Park
Reade
Chambers Streets
Italy
Giotto
Florence
Marrow
Alde
Heslin arraigned after Wind River ranch shooting
Thomas Heslin faced United States Commissioner Charles Allen after a dispute over irrigation work at his Wind River ranch. Bonds fixed at 1600 dollars, Heslin posted it. Meteriritk recovering from wounds deemed serious.
Unclear OCR Indicates Local Rail Line Rebuild
Fragment cites Mundie Jaly and Cropeh railroad line near Mystic North Dakota with plans to reconnect toward Cold Springs and local business activity amid the effort.
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Mystic
Cold Springs
Sundance
Wiring specialist promises prompt, complete fixtures
An ad claims eighteen years of experience and hundreds of satisfied customers. It offers tungsten lamps, motors, dynamos, and vacuum cleaners with complete line of supplies. All work guaranteed and prompt attention offered, with call or visit.
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Mme
Movement Gathers to Route Line Through Sundance
Supporters stirred a movement to route the proposed line through Sundance, arguing economic benefits and regional impact. Community leaders, residents, and local businesses joined forums calling for reconsideration of the alignment.
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Sundance
Missing man Joseph H. An sell found dead near Riverton
A corpse identified as Joseph H. Ansell, connected with the Burnett farm near Agapahoe, was found by the roadside outside Riverton. Authorities note no signs of violent death and suggest heart trouble caused his death after abandoning his horse to rest.
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Riverton
Riverton Paredes
Fort Washakie
Joseph H. Ansell
Burnett
Agapahoe
Fire damages Noonan hotel in Moorecroft spark from Burlington engine
Sparks from a passing Burlington engine ignited bedding left to sun dry and set fire to the Noonan hotel. Citizens fought the blaze, extinguishing it after the building and contents were damaged about 200 dollars. Work began on the new school foundation in Moorecroft, with completion targeted before fall term.
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Moorecroft
Burlington
Noonan
Pomple
Poor Old Robinson Incomprehensible Public Meeting Report
Unclear OCR text references an elderly figure named Robinson and a political meeting with names like Sheridan Jeannes Attorney General and a Republican audience. The fragment mentions public attendance and vague adverse sentiment but provides no coherent facts or outcomes. Unable to extract a clear event, date, or location from the readable portions.
Ten Thousand Wool Growers to Attend Portland Convention
More than 10 000 delegates and visitors will come to Portland for the National Association of Wool Growers annual convention to be held January 4 6 and 7 with members from the United States Canada and Mexico. George Walker national secretary said Ogden Utah saw over 4000 attendees this year and Portland is expected to exceed that.
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North America
Association
Walker
Portland
Portland Commercial Club
Ore
National Association of Wool Growers
George +. Walker
Cheyenne
Wyo
Ogden
Utah
United States
Canada
Mexico
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