Famed artist portrays Wyoming scenes for Casper hotel
Renowned artist Walker plans ten Wyoming landscapes for a Casper hotel collection. The works feature western vistas including The Three Sisters and Mr Rainier, created for aesthetic value rather than commercial gain. Walker, a former wireless operator, studies under Charles M. Rosell and maintains a studio in Suvel Town, Midwest addition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casper
Deanis Ford Walker
Piliter Ff
Gquetay Witeh
Nee York
Wyoming
Casper Tie
Hile Deine
Yellowstone
Henning
Thie
Skesta
Three Sisters
Rainier
Seventy Year Old Diver Recovers Boy From Pond
In Hulett a neighbor watched sheep for Howard Pollock while 14 year old Howard entered a reservoir near Lal Inkram and drowned. Donald Pollock, over 70, dived to recover the body from depths, as family grieves his loss and mourns the boy.
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Lal Inkram
Mr. Dawson
Howard Pollock
Exemption Requests Discussed by Natrona Board
The Natrona County exemption board chaired by Sheriff Hineh I. Patton reviewed draft exemptions as the first men were drawn. Couples and families visited the court on Saturday but officials gave little engagement and no chance to apply for exemptions until the drawn men are evaluated under the law.
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Natra
Natrona County
Hineh I. Patton
City contest entrant injures leg in race
Mack Me. Koue of the city attempted a car race entry on July 25. He veered into a ditch near Cheyanne Frontion exercises, was severely crippled, and decided not to continue the race. He was not injured at all.
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Mack Me
Koue
Thie City
Honves
Oregon man J R Gressler sails for Portland job
Locates in Oregon J R Gressler left this city Wednesday for Portland where he expects to locate and where he has secured a position with a large clothing house.
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Oregon
J. R. Gressler
Portland
Ore
Sheridan youths organize study of aeronautics
The Aero club of Wyoming held its first meeting at Edward Givette Jr.’s home to open membership rolls and plan a permanent organization. Joseph A. Steinmety of the Aero club of Pennsylvania spoke on aviation needs, noting 50,000 planes and 190,000 aviation workers needed before the war’s end.
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Aero Club of Wyoming
Edward Givette, Jr
Joseph A. Steinmety
Aero Club of Pennsylvania
Committee of Safety
Acro Club of America
Steinmer
Tre
States
France
Aero Club of
Pennsylvania
Esquadrille
Flag Defamer Loses Case On Appeal
In Fort Collins Colorado on July 25 the People versus Frank Hess appealing a contempt conviction related to desecrating the American flag. A county court jury found Hess guilty after a morning to afternoon trial. Hess seeks twenty days for a motion for a new trial while free on bail.
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Fort Collins
Colo
the People
Frank Hess
Winton M. Ault
Boutons
W. R. Collins
W. G. Houston
Hoalder
Belgian boy 16 seeks U S army service in France return
Alois De Saegher, a 16 year old Belgian refugee, fled German occupied Belgium via Holland after his family’s deportation fears. He enlisted at Casper recruiting station to serve in France, choosing the medical department to aid the Allied effort against Germany. His father served in the Belgian infantry and later the French army. the youth has not heard from his parents for six months.
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Casper
Alois de Saeghes
United States Army
de Saegher
France
Germany
America
de Sacher
Sthene
Belgium
Holland
Rotterdam
Europe
Medical Department
Army
Better Bridges on Denver Road Urged
County commissioners plan to replace iron railings with concrete on bridges from here to Loveland to prevent vehicles from leaving the road. Bridges should be widened from sixteen to at least twenty four feet due to heavy traffic and nightly hazards from blinding headlights.
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Denver
Fort Collins
Colo
Here
Loveland
McGibbons Boy Returns Home After Wound
James McGibbons Jr. was accidentally wounded in the leg when a pistol in a Mexican sheepherder's hands discharged. He has been treated at his parents home in Laramie and returned to the ranch by automobile. He plans city visits for medical oversight but expects no further trouble as healing continues.
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Laramie
James McGibbons, Jr
James McGibbon
Firth
Kearney
British plan to regulate meat prices for all packers
London July 25 The food control department led by secretary John R. Clynes plans a scale of maximum prices for meat in England and will bring all dealers, American and British, under government control. The move signals state regulation of meat pricing in the near term.
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London
England
Food Control Department
Government
John R. Clynes
Mill All Loaded and Ready to Move to Laramie
The Fox Park Timber Company's sawmill, transferred to the Laramie Logeing company, is loaded on cars at Gramm and ready to be hauled to Laramie for riverfront erection once the council decides on permitting a dam and altering the sewer outlet. The new setup will create a permanent establishment and preserve a large payroll by sawing locally and selling products in the city.
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Laramie
Foxpark Timber Company
Gramm
Mountain Lion Sightings Reported Near Meeteetse Creek
Mrs. Bert Smith reported a mountain lion near Mee teelse creek by the old Bigharney place. Enoch Schaffer Joe Christopherson and the Clawson boys testified to seeing the beast while unarmed. Lions are rare near Meeteetse but common in the upper country. they avoid people though children remain at risk.
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Meetefyse
Bert Smith
Meeteelse Creek
Bigharney Place
Enoch Schaffer
Joe Christopherson
Clawson Boys
Meeteetse
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Mid West
Suvele Town
Twcharee
EF. J. William
Victor Gillam
Ters Sollee
Natrona Board
Daiber
Frontier
17Th Street
Carey Avenue
George W. Daiber
Sheridan
Paprot
Wark Department
Ron Aerial Sciool
Searby Port
Secretary of War
Geo. O. Squier
Army Aviation
Fort Mackenzie
Cheyenne
Arenic Tahoe
Bands-Hays Drug Co
Frontier Park
Capitol Pharmacy
Capitol
Despoilers
Mountain Lion Rooms
Meeteelse District
The
Elks
Capitol Orchestra
Stutz
Shockley Service Sales Co
State of
Usper
Wyo
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