Wyoming mass meeting seeks recruits at city hall
Sheridan reports a large turnout for a mass recruitment meeting in front of City Hall. Sergeant Gordon spoke on patriotism and training needs, noting volunteers alone cannot supply trained soldiers in wartime. Dr. M DeWitt Long and Dr. David Kendall urged duty, liberty, and national purpose, highlighting centuries of struggle behind current freedoms.
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Sergeant Gordon
Sheridan Band
C. Weasell
Mexico
M. DeWitt Long
Presbyterian Church
David Kendall
Summer School Growth At University Of Wyoming
Summer session enrollment at the University of Wyoming surpasses 300, the largest yet, with students from all Wyoming counties and over twenty states. Noted lecturers from Kansas Idaho Minnesota and New York will teach during the course. Campus improvements including new roadways and a connecting path to Hoyt Hall are planned for completion after the session.
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Laramie
University of Wyoming
Wyoming
Tab
Nevada
William A. McKeever
University of Kansas
Kendrick
Bord
Bode
University of Wipols
Hoyt Hall
Street Paving Plan Launch in Casper
Casper plans a city paving program this month to fix blocks before snow. The city council will consider initiating paving on Second Street to Walcott Street and extend to Third Street near the Masonic Building, with work tied to the Midwest line and railroad tracks.
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Casper
Counet
Euthentic
Walcott
Winter Ranch Prospects in Big Piney Region
In Big Piney country outlook for winter is very encouraging with hay growing rapidly and water plentiful for irrigation. Grain is scarce but a good average crop is possible. Hay quality can improve by meadow field sealing and climate suited crops like oats barley rye and field peas may be grown to meet demand.
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Pinky
Oil development shows no set up in Wyoming fields
Despite casing shortages delaying operations in several folds, central Wyoming reports continued activity in the Mig Muddy Salt Creek and Fremont county areas. Supply houses warn the shortage remains and this year sees outside capital investing heavily, with notable activity at the Pilot Butte Dome field and the Hall Oil Company’s recent week.
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Casper
Wyoming
Mig Muddy
Salt Creek
Fremont
Territories
Pilot Butte Dome
Hall of
Pleads Guilty to Manslaughter in Depot Killing
Glen Bush, a Union Pacific watchman, pleaded guilty to manslaughter for killing a Mexican at a depot on February 11. He was jailed without bond after the incident and, with two others, previously plotted an escape from jail.
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Rawling
Tidball Glen Bush
Bush
Union Pacific
Jalil
Lowell
Jim Heteler
Lincoln County Cattle Plan Could Boost Profits and Soil
The author argues for higher quality marketable livestock to raise finished cattle locally. Under current conditions this country could produce beef rivaling grain-fed, high-priced regional beef. Benefits cited include higher profits for Lincoln County cattlemen, improved soil fertility, and overall greater profitability of the industry.
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Lincoln County
Plan to Incorporate Town of Burns Soon
Burns July 21. Avegress Waa reported at the meeting of the Parnes Industrial club that incorporation of Burns is necessary. A census by C KR Fenwick shows Burns has a population. Alexastie appointed to survey boundaries for the proposed incorporation this week. Roads and other public interests discussed. Sibley named to organize refreshments for Ladies Aid at the fair event.
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Ladies Aid Aboa
Holmes Film Circles Mention Local Engineer in Laramie
In Laramie on July 21 residents recall the longtime engineer known for his work on cinema projects. The memory centers on his decades of service and notable presence in the city’s film community and local history.
Hallwell oil wells post strong outputs amid field activity
Reports show Hallwell No. 1 producing 0 barrels daily in the northeast quarter of 1, Hall Seat No. 6 yielding 500 barrels at 800 feet in section 22, and Hallwell No. 6 delivering 1000 barrels at 600 feet with signs of rising. Hall well No. 2 opened for deepening. Hig Maddy field gains from a stock offer for Ita holdings. August 14 annual meeting to consider sale of physical properties. Indictments and trials follow a violent attack. three men—Howell, Brown, and Hetler—face murder charges with lengthy sentences. Jorney McMurray seeks venue change.
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Hall Well No
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Elkhorn O11
Ita
Hall OU Company
Milet Butte
Howell
Metaler
Hetler
Tod
Brown
Aod Brown
Attorney McMuray
J Vais
Oicn
Rawlins
Jorney McMurray
County Hall
Indialna
Jallor Hetuer
Yanks Hold Lead Amid Injuries and Shifting Roles
The New York Yankees maintain first in the American League despite injuries to key players. Fractured ribs, broken ankles, and collarbone injuries have forced replacements such as Hughey High Roy Hartrell and Rate Oldring into prominent roles at outfield and infield.
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New York Yankees
Donovan
Polo Grounds
Frite Mabeel
Hughey High
Roy Hartrell
Gilhooley
Rate Oldring
Frank Bakey
Boone
Bauman
Trappe
Yanks
Pioneer Celebration At Lyman Next Monday
Lyman plans Pioneer Day events on Monday July 24 with committees active and strong local support. The program includes speeches songs and music in the basement hall in the forenoon followed by sports in the afternoon. A baseball game featuring Lyman, a top Western Wyoming team, headlines the day.
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Lyman
Beck of
Voter Sends Postcard From Indiana Wet Town
A Indiana voter in a town that voted to go wet sent a poetic card to a friend. The reply in German reads Wir bleiben immer frei and treu meaning we all remain free, while another card says Wir bleiben immer high and dry to note dry conditions.
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Indianapolis News
Indiana
The Three of Us at the Colorado Boom Town
In a fading Colorado mining camp Rhy MacCheaney, Clem, Lonnie and their father cope with a drying boom. Neighbor Lewis Beresford schemes to claim the mine while Steve Towney, in love with Rhy, faces jealousy and danger as a thrilling chase tests loyalty and resourcefulness.
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Rhy MacCheaney
Clem
Lonnie
Maggie
Colorado
Rhy
Til
New York
Lewis Beresford
Steve Towney
Leresford
Rhys
Beresford
Towney Waine
Steve
Cheyenne Frontier Days Carnival Opens With Wide Attractions
Cheyenne hosts a large carnival opening Monday as part of Frontier Days celebrations next week. The event promises a broad lineup of rides, games, and the Great Wortham Show as the centerpiece attraction drawing crowds to the fair.
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Cheyenne
Wortham
Wortham Shows Carnival Opens With Water Circus Tents
One of the nation’s largest tented organizations brings the Great Wortham Shows to town for a week starting July 24, featuring Neptunes Daughter water spectacular, a wild animal circus, aquatics, high dives, and daily brass band concerts. The 25 car show includes over 300 people and a main South midway with the Rice and Wortham Water Circus drawing visitors from out of town.
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Ooete Scareer Ae Sree
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