Sale of 116 irrigated land tracts planned for Fremont county
Charles S. Hill announces a September 22 sale at Fort Washakie of 116 irrigated land tracts in Fremont County. Tracts range 40 to 160 acres with varied appraised values, largely under government irrigation. Lands lie 1 to 40 miles from Lander Riverton Hudson or Arapahoe along the Chicago Northwestern line and border the Owl Creek and Wind River ranges. Water will be provided free the first season. six to eight year lease water also free for five years. thereafter 60 cents per acre per year maintenance. Climate mild in summers and cold, snowy winters. region suited for livestock and crops.
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Charles S. Hill
Fremont County
Fort Washakie
Mr. Hill
Lander
Riverton
Hudson
Arapahoe
Chicago & Northwestern
Owl Creek
Wind River
Jackson’s Hole
Yellowstone National Park
Wyoming
Congrassa
Airplane Disabled In Wyoming After Stone Hits Wheel
An Oriole airplane piloted by Tom Ledbetter and owned by Western Airplane and Motor Company of Casper Wyoming was damaged at Walesfield Fort Russell when a wheel struck a stone and pitched the craft into the propeller orbit. The craft swerved tilted and the engine bed was fractured the fuselage covering crumpled at the break and the propeller damaged. Repairs will take several days.
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Tom Ledbetter
Western Airplane and Motor Corporation
Casper
Wyo
Walesfield
Fort Russell
Was Jimmie Cold and Clammy Corpse Not So
Sheridan Wyoming July 80 Jimmie Johns age nine stuck his head from a hole on Big Goose creek and asked what was happening as men dragged the stream for a body. He had vanished after diving in. A bystander reported a drowning but he was seized by larger boys and hidden.
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Sheridan
Wyo
Jimmie Johns
Big Goose Creek
Jimme
Johnnie Smith
Jimmie
Johnny
Keep Up to the Mark Good Health and Kidney Aid
A Mayfield Kentucky resident James Carmen praises Foley's Kidney Pills for improving health, noting relief from kidney related symptoms. The piece also mentions water supply changes in British towns prompting sample testing for tea blends.
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James Carmen
Mayfield, Ky
Foley
British Isles
Nuncupative Will Under Fire for Insurance Claim
The article recounts a Philadelphia soldier William McKinley Henninger who died in Belgium on October 29, 1918 and allegedly named his foster mother for his life insurance in a spoken will. It details legal rules for nuncupative wills, including witness writing, at sea or in extreme danger, and notes conflicts in witness testimony may jeopardize the claim.
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William McKinley Henninger
America
Belgium
Henninger
Julius Caesar
Powder River madman linked to Pineville asylum escape
J B Newburn of Newberg in Powder River Wyoming has been identified by Louisiana authorities as an escaped prisoner from Pineville insane asylum. Traced from Texas through Oklahoma New Mexico and Colorado he caused a day of alarm, set a fire, and frightened residents before arrest and a $24 harness theft charge. He awaits return to Louisiana.
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Newberg
Texas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Colorado
Wyoming
Powder River
Poplace
Clark
Louisiana
Bavarian Rivers Seen As 200000 HP Power Source
German engineers estimate that rivers and lakes in southern Bavaria could generate about 200000 hydro electric horsepower, potentially boosting regional energy output and signaling a major shift toward renewable power locally.
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Bavaria
Juvenile Curiosity Fatal to House in Buffalo Wyoming
In Buffalo Wyoming, July 30, a small boy of Jake Hegert tried to rake burning coal from a stove into a wood box. The house caught fire and was destroyed along with its contents. The 6 week old Hegert baby suffered severe burns to the head and face. The parents rescued the children from the nearby garden where they were tending when the fire was noticed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Wyo
Jake Hegert
Clear Creek District
Record Typist Brightens Akron Deaf Mute News
Miss Florence Isabel Nisbett of Niles, a deaf mute, has set a rapid-typing record at Goodyear Rubber Works in Akron. After mastering a three week course in office training, she will head a new training school for deaf mutes as instructor.
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Akron
Florence Isabel Nisbett
Niles
Ohio School For
Goodyear Rubber Works
Miss Nisbett
Education Under Difficulties for Chicago Working Youths
In Chicago, 3000 children aged 14 to 16 in public continuation schools attend eight hours weekly. Superintendent Gr Gooley says 22,000 more of this age are working and should attend, but funds are lacking. By 1928 an estimated 75,000 working children will be required to attend continuation schools.
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Ghicago
Chicago
Gr Gooley
Pantalettes Permit Dolly To Give Flies Cow Caccachination
CHICAGO July 30 Mrs George Bass National Chairman of the Democratic Women has a cow on her farm at Manitowoc Dis Dolly is the cow Mrs Bass loves Dolly Dolly produces milk in large quantities that is when conditions are propitious. On the fair politicians last visit she found Dolly a nervous wreck. Large cow hunting flies with extension flesh angers had driven Dolly to cow madness. Here is where Mrs Bass opened a new vista for farmers a vista of pastures filled with cows clothed in pantalettes cows grazing quietly and giving the tiles a cow laugh. She designed cut and made pantalettes for Dolly. They were made of burlap stitched and carried over the back with straps covering Dollys legs sides and neck. The pantalettes are in two sections with a back attachment. To show her gratitude Dolly who had been rendered milkless.
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Chicago
George Bass
The
Democratic Women
Manitowoc
Dis
Dolly
Basa
Dolly the cow causes jealousy among pasture mates
In a rural scene Dolly returns with plenty of milk while the herd hums along in harmony. A rival cow becomes envious and the group notices male jealousy as a rough bull from an adjacent pasture glares and threatens violence with lowered head and a savage bellow.
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Dolly
Why Dissolve Order Forbidding Offense? Asks Judge Kimball
Casper Wyoming July 30 Judge Ralph Kimball Natrona county district court refused to dissolve a temporary injunction restraining M C Murphy and Roy Williamson from conducting gambling in the Wyoming building The judge questioned why dissolve an injunction that stops them from doing something the law forbids and noted Alexander had the building interest and opposed gambling use.
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Casper
Wyo
Ralph Kimball
Natrona County District Court
M. C. Murphy
Roy Williamson
L. D. Alexander
Wyoming
Kimball
Alexander
Randolph Leigh Leaves Wyoming for California
Randolph Leigh former editor of the State Leader and Sheridan Enterprise, with Mrs Leigh and their son, has moved to California. The Leader was sold July 16 to the Tribune Publishing Company and Leigh has resigned from the Sheridan paper.
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Randolph Leigh
State Leader
Sheridan Enterprise
Snapped Baseball Scores and Lineups Across Matches
National R H and New York faced St Louis with 8 12 0 to 7 13 4 as Toney Douglas and Smith led Philadelphia to a 7 10 8 win over Pittsburg. Detroit met Washington while Chicago battled Philadelphia in a 10 inning 56 11 1 game. Cleveland beat Boston 18 14 0 as Caldwell O Reilly Bush and Walters contributed. St Louis defeated New York 8 11 2 with Weileman Burwell Van Gilder Severeid Collins Mays Ruel Hoffman.
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R .H
New York
St. Louis
Toney
Douglas
Smith
Haynes
May
Sherdell
Clemmond
Dilhoefer
R. H
Weileman
Burwell van Guilder
Severeid
Collins
Mays and Ruel
Hoffman
Angling Conditions In Wyoming Forests
Weekly Forest Service bulletins report fishing conditions for lakes and streams in Wyoming National Forests. Entries list stream, locality, water conditions and fish present with notes on flies and bait. several streams show good or fair fishing with rainbow and native trout.
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Denver
The
Forest Service
National Forests
Brooks Lake
Dubois
Christina Lake
Lander
Middlefork
Pelham Lake
Shell Creek
Shell
Queen of Waters
Wind River
Fire Chief John Healy Elected President at Toronto Meet
International Fire Chiefs gathered in Toronto Canada for the convention where Fire Chief John Healy of Denver was elected president. He attended as a guest of Cheyenne officials Hoyt Cahill and family members joined Casper and Cheyenne representatives including John J McInerney and city finance commissioner.
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John Healy
Denver
International Association of Fire Chiefs
Toronto
Canada
Parcy
Hoyt
Cheyenne
T. Joe Cahill
This City
Oscar Helstand
Casper
Mormon Historian To Visit Cheyenne
Salt Lake July 30 An drew Jenson assistant historian of the L D S church expects to leave soon for Fort Bridger and Fort Supply on the Black Fork of the Green River in Wyoming to collect data for the church historical department The Fort Supply settlement dates to 1854 as an early Anglo Saxon outpost in the western states.
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Salt Lake
Andrew Jenson
L. D
Church
Fort Bridger
Fort Supply
Black Fork
Green River
Wyoming
Historical Department of the Church
Fort Bridger and the Salt Lake Route in LDS History
A fragment notes Fort Bridger as a milestone on the plains route, supplying travelers with provisions and serving as a gateway to the new country. It highlights Bridger’s role along the historic route linked to the L. D. S. church.
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Mississippi
Fort Bridger
Editor Well Known Here Hurt in Denver
Denver July incident leaves C. Paddock editor of the Boulder Daily Camera injured after being struck by a car while crossing Welton and Seventeenth streets. Dragged 25 feet, he sustains a wrenched back and leg and shoulder lacerations. Taken to Mercy Hospital in serious but not life threatening condition. Paddock, former Colorado state immigration commissioner, is a nationally known Democratic delegate.
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Denver
Welton Street
Seventeenth Street
Iir. C. Paddock
Boulder Daily Camera
Democratic State Assembly
Mercy Hospital
Timothy Shea
Paddock
Colorado
William R. Reedy of Mirror Is Dead
SAN FRANCISCO July 30 William Marion Reedy a leading editor of Reedy's Mirror St. Louis weekly died here after attending the Democratic convention He was born December 11 1862 and rose from reporter to owner and editor of the Sunday Mirror He wrote poems and his best work appeared in his own paper He was married three times with the second wife deceased and the third surviving
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San Francisco
William Marion Reedy
St. Louis
Reedy
Willian Marion Reedy
Sunday Mirror
French Premier Millerand and British Cabinet Member Unaware of Chaplin
A London critic notes that French Prime Minister Millerand and British Cabinet member Austen Chamberlain had never heard of Charlie Chaplin until recently. It adds that Lloyd George has long admired Chaplin's work.
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London
M. Millerand
France
Austen Chamberlin
Charlie Chaplin
Lloyd George
Chaplin
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