Cheyenne Briefs and Personal Visitors Sunday
A collection of Cheyenne updates lists visiting residents and locals arriving from Casper, Medicine Bow, Chagwater, Burns, Burns, Burns, and other towns. Names include Mre J. R. DeGrey, Miss Kiary Le., Mrs. A. Wright, Fred Rich, Norman Morgan Walcott, and George Taylor. Also notes land transfers, school fund suit, and visitors to the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paty
Rhode Island
J. R. DeGrey and Son
Harriet A. Godfrey
Kiary le. Adams
Mercer
Walcott
Norman Morgan
Cheyenne
Medicine Bow
Fred Rich
Weather report tracks varied progress of dry farm crops
In Wyoming the week saw generally good conditions for dry farm crops in northern counties while ranges in southern counties suffer feed shortages and drying water courses. Alfalfa is mostly beyond recovery in some areas, but alfalfa harvest advances as showers aid ranges and dry farm crops. Alfalfa drought loss noted at Alcova with hay and range feed burnt up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Cee! Alter
U. S
Wyoming
Carbon
Albany
Laramie
Casper
The Joy of a Vacation and Triscuit Snackible Ad
A nostalgic ad notes vacations bring joy while hotel menus upset the weak stomach. It promotes Triscuit as a summer snack made from whole wheat, steam cooked, shredded and baked at Niagara Falls New York. It highlights serving ideas with butter cheese or marmalade and mentions installation of officers and refreshments by Clerk Gleason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara Falls
N. Y
Local briefs list accidents arrests births and deaths
A chaotic roundup notes a horse drawn wagon incident injuring Sro Boda Wek with reins broken and a team control saved near Carleon. Arrests include a, Sheridan for posting a worthless check at Swisher's Optical Service. Charles B. Huffield a Thermopolis pioneer dies of Brights disease. A Morrison Casper home burns before a sale, a son born to J. L. Pomeroy Bosler, a Greek detained for vagrancy in Laramie, and Iron Mountain ranch sale to Gilberton and Gray of Fort Morgan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Huffield
Thermopolis
Huffield
Wyoming
Wind River Reservation
Aiverton
George Montgomery
Iron Mountain
Gilberton and Gray
Fort Morgan
Oil field prospects and town flag in Torrington area
The Terrington Telegram notes possible oil locations around Goshen Hole and a mayoral flag request in Cowley. A loan buffer shows oil lands awaiting lawful securing. Torrington gains an auto repair shop run by Warry Eaton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen Hole
Terrington Telegram
First National Bank
Ason
Lawes
Torrington
Warry Eaton
Wyoming coal company deaths and near miss cited
Roy Wolfe a rancher on Box Elder Creek died at home Monday after an acute pneumonia attack. Near Hulett, Sherman Co. worker nearly lost his life when a disc harrow broke loose during hitching a team earlier this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Wolfe
Box Elder Creek
Hulett Jgetveboda
Electrical Supply Co. Expands with Auto Equipment Co.
Electrical Supply and Construction adds a new Auto Equipment Company with A. L. Foster joining L. W. Hart as partner. C. Smith to head auto electrical work from 610 West Eighteenth Street, while Electric Supply and Construction remains at 617 Seventeenth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Foster
L. W. Hart
Auto Equipment Company
West Eighteenth Street
C. Smith
W. 18Th Street
Electric Supply and Construction Comany
W. Seventeenth Street
Drought Impacts Report From Wyoming Towns
Weather reports from Chugwater to Wyncote describe hot dry conditions. Crop status ranges from good to failing, with spring wheat nearly a loss and alfalfa burning in places while oats beets and potatoes grow. Stock and hay cutting show mixed results amid prolonged drought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen Hole
Rock River
Wyncote
Colm
Frontier Sheriff Seeks Missing Deputy Badges
Sheriff Ashley L. Gleason reported a road roar yesterday to recover about ten Frontier park deputy sheriff badges not returned. Fifteen of twenty five from last year have been turned in, with badges numbered 5 6 7 10 12 15 17 19 21 and 22 still unaccounted for.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashley L. Gleason
Frontier Park
Two More Candidates for County Offices
Charles Elmer Lane filed with the county clerk to seek the Republican nomination for county prosecutor. Jay K. Stoddard also filed as a Republican candidate for county treasurer, with the entry noting Sherman County and related details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Elmer Lane
Jay K. Stoddard
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Hrom Lander Newton Kipper Iander van
Beatles
Chevenne Peaterday
Thermopolla
Viettore
R. M. Tempieton
Thermopolle
Pheyenne
Bisingst
Tere
Ed Dolan
Husk Arrivrte
O. C. Browning
Lusk
R. G. Taylor
Cooper Wee
C. A. Barnard Oy
Eho
Chagwater
F. W. Foss
Fred Ausil
George N. Williams
A. Wright
Chuewater
Metropolitan
Burns—Doyle Childs
Veneta Childs
Burne
Inter Ocean
Lesnolds
State University
Ag Agricultoriat
Laramie County
Archer
Frontier
Colorado of Southern
Boulder
Colo
Lafayette
Supreme Court
Mentier
Harry W. Tupper
Park Addition
Bennett
C. E. McGann
U.P
W. M. Palmer
Polk
Woeerland
Jimmy McGinley
Noymeal
Worland
Mentzer
Bidle Culver
Connertiont Mre
Elisabeth Jones
Nortford
Conn
Chicage
Mre
Roe Payne
Chiraco
5S. II Williams of
Grand Leland, Neb
F. Earl Gosselin
J A. Garwood
Carpenter
Frank Bebb
Addtion 20
Township 15 North
Range 62
California
George Taylor
Ten
Wyo
The
Plains
Keck
Merwe
W. T. Dickinson
Lander
Mary G. Bellamy
Alcova
Boyd
I, DD
Gleason
Horns
Cave & Range
Sroboda Wek
Sherman Co
Ovear Carleon
Alian Fred
Land
A. Peankiin
Sheridan
Swisher
R. McCafferty
Scotty" Morrison
Morrison
J. L. Pomeroy
Bosler
Cole
Cweper
Cowley
Atate
Apital Coal
Ahill & Molliday
Sherman Co.tf
H. N. Boyd Company
Plains Hotel
Central Ave
Electrical Supply Co
H.M. Vredenburg
West 20Th Street
S. W. ST. Clair Union Barber Shop
Masseur
Bath
Ith and Carey
Logan
Evanston
Jireh
Kirtley
Pine Bluffs
Rawlins
South Pass City
Sherman
Chas. Richman
Pemeous
Myrtle Stedman
Strange Coss
Mary Mage
Harry Ennis
Mystery Girls
Frank
Hotpoint
Frantz Premier
Baby Hoover
Hoover
Cheyenne Light, Fuel & Power Co
Rhvene
Capitol Avenue
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