Working Girls Report Health Boosts from Lydia E. Pinkham
Two letters from women discuss relief after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. A stenographer from Dean Street and a book-keeper from Tishomingo Oklahoma describe reduced pain, better health, and fewer menstrual discomforts after consistent use. Both women encourage others to inquire about the remedy.
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Lydia
Pinkham
Heleenn Caneet
Dean St
Tishomingo
Okla
Lydia FE
Lydian
Roosevelt Men In Kansas Fuchre Taft
Acting under Governor Stubbs instructions the Kansas attorney general filed in the supreme court for a writ of mandamus to compel county clerks to prepare the Aug 6 primary ballots and to bar Taft supporters from injunctions. The court set a hearing for tomorrow.
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Roosevelt
Kansas
Taft Topeka
Kan
Stubbs
Supreme Court
Taft
Burden of Riches Probed by Small Group
A small group reflects on wealth as a burden and the reluctance to bear excess. The discussion centers on restraint and the philosophical weight of riches.
Wyoming camper vanishes while fishing in La Haree Stream
Herman Jempwle, a 26 year old Kemmerer resident and member of the Kemmerer band, disappeared while fishing with a camping party on Wednesday afternoon. His polo shirt and tobacco sack were found near the water and searchers fear he fell into a deep pool downstream. Rescuers broke a dam at one point to aid the search, but the body has not yet been recovered.
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Kemmerer
Wyo
Tad
la Haree
Oliver Twiehel
Herman Jempwle
Froothor
Hin
Win
Taberta
Eliie HH
Joho
State board locates farm on Ulm ranch
Sheridan Wyoming July 19 an experimental and demonstration dry farm is established at Ulm leased from William H Coleman under the Wyoming state farm board experts Ed H Watson superintendent of experimental and demonstration dry farms explains the aims: demonstrate best dry farming methods and secure seed sold at nominal price to local farmers the 40 acre farm will test varieties of grain to find those best suited to Sheridan county with seed distributed as results prove profitable
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Watson
The
Post Ag
Thie
Coleman Fas
Sheridan prisoners sent to Rawlins for varying terms
Three prisoners sentenced by Judge Parmalee left Sheridan for Rawlins to begin serving terms from 18 months to six years. W R Smith and D E Chamblin, both for forgery, plus Grover Peters on a statutory charge, received terms not less than three years. The judge also heads to Cheyenne for the Jenkins murder trial.
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D. E. Chamblin
Peters
Parmelee
Lefty Robinson Suffers Severe Back Injury Near Casper
Ralph "Lefty" Robinson, longtime Grand Central bar worker, was hurled from a buggy near Casper, Wyoming, when a shaft bolt sheared. The buggy tipped, injuring his back. a passing man aided the couple to a camp and a doctor cautioned of low recovery chances. The woman escaped harm.
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Casper
Wyo
Ralph Robinson
Grand Central
West McDowell
Robinson
Hospsital
Gillam
Organize New Telephone Co at Saratoga
F C Hunter of Carbon Timber company conducts rights of way inquiry for stringing telephone wires over government lands in Cheyenne. He backs Intermountain Telephone, recently incorporated in Carbon county, evolving from a small timber exchange. The firm enlarges its plant, serves a large territory, and links with Mountain States trunk lines at Saratoga.
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F. C. Hunter
Carbon Timber Company
Cheyenne
Hunter
Intermountain Telephone Company
Carbon County
Timber Company
Mountain States Company
Saratoga
Intermountain Company
Clerk Quarrels Over Salary Increase
A worker insists his raise is deserved after a year with the firm, while the employer recalls a condition tied to his satisfaction. The clerk argues the request is reasonable. the employer retorts that the clerk has not satisfied him by asking for more pay.
Sheep Exports Rise Through Wyoming Rail Yards
News notes show first shipments of eastern bound sheep moving from western states through Wyoming. Laramie yard fed 99 cars in a single day last week as freight activity expands. A Powell death is reported: Clarence Edwards, 20, died recently. Industry concerns grow over transcontinental toll routes on Second Street in Laramie. Burlington unloads heavy 85 pound steel at Sheridan for rail line upgrades.
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Wyoming
Laramie
Second Street
Burlington
Sheridan
Powell
Clarence Edwards
Powell area obituary notes among other county items
The column itemizes deaths births and marriages across Fremont and neighboring areas. Highlights include Mrs Long in Meeteetse officiating duties, the marriage of Milo Quinn and E H Isenhart, Harry Grimes dying of heart failure in Casper, Ralph Robinson badly injured in an accident, record hailstones in Greybull, a 6 year old death in Glencoe, Walter Spicer and Ruby Curtiss wed in Pinedale, Powell gets a new First National Bank charter with 25000 capital, Marshall McClendon dies after an appendectomy, B D Carter catches a four pound trout on the Big Laramie, Colorado troops en route to Pole Creek, Fred M Hayes and Flora Knight wed in Laramie, and the infant son of Mr and Mrs Kirk Davis dies in Sheridan. Street notices for ice cream and varnishes conclude the item.
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Glencoe
Frank Clark
Pinedale
Walter Spicer
Ruby Curtiss
Fremont County
Powell's New Bank
First National Bank of
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