Lands to be offered September sale on Fremont county tract list
Charles S. Hill announces September 22 sale of 116 irrigated land tracts in Fremont county near Fort Washakie. Tracts range 40 to 160 acres with appraised values from 22.50 to 57.51 per acre, grazing land 10 to 12. Land lies under government irrigation system costing about 1.25 million dollars. Purchasers may buy or lease on Shoshone reservation with water furnished free first season. leases include five years water free and 60 cents per acre per year maintenance later. Climate similar to high altitude regions with mild summers and snowy winters.
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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 Damaged After Wheel Strikes Stone at Walesfield
An Oriole airplane piloted by Tom Ledbetter and owned by Western Airplane and Motor Corporation at Casper Wyoming was damaged at Walesfield Fort Russell on Friday when a wheel struck a stone and launched the craft into the propeller orbit. The craft swerved and tilted, the engine bed 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 a nine year old boy Jimmie Johns appeared at a creek bank asking what the men were doing dragging Big Goose Creek for a body The dragged search was halted when it became clear the boy had been seized by older youths and pulled to safety rather than drowned
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Jimmie
Sheridan
Wyo
Jimmie Johns
Big Goose Creek
Jimme
Johnnie Smith
Johnny
KEEP UP TO THE MARK
Good health is impossible when the kidneys are weak or diseased. When they fail to filter blood poisons impair muscles joints and back. James Carmen Mayfield Ky says Foley Kidney Pills kept him in good shape. A note on water supply changes and tea blending follows with unclear relevance.
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James Carmen
Mayfield, Ky
Foley
Nuncupative Will Question Arises Over Soldier’s Insurance
The case of William McKinley Henninger a Philadelphia soldier who died in Belgium on October 29 1918 raises whether his foster mother Mrs Toomes can claim the $10 000 government life insurance through a verbal will made on active service The article explains nuncupative wills require two witnesses writing of last words and necessity and notes the difficulty if witness accounts differ It traces Roman law to Julius Caesar and the spread of this practice and cites New York statutes restricting nuncupative wills to military or maritime contexts with limits on real property and permissible amounts
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William McKinley Henninger
America
Belgium
Henninger
Julius Caesar
Rice
State of
New York
Identified lunatic a Powder River escapee from Pineville asylum
CASPHR Wyoming July 30. J B Newburn of Newberg, known in Powder River as Newberg, is identified as an escaped prisoner from Pineville Louisiana asylum. He traversed several states before arriving in Powder River where his antics alarmed residents, led to arson accusations and his arrest. He faces a $24 harness theft charge and likely return to Louisiana.
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Newberg
Texas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Colorado
Wyoming
Powder River
Poplace
Clark
Louisiana
Bavarian Rivers May Yield 200000 Horsepower Hydroelectric
German engineers estimate that the rivers and lakes of southern Bavaria could be developed to produce 200000 hydro electric horsepower. This potential highlights plans for enhanced renewable energy capacity in the region.
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Bavaria
Juvenile Curiosity Fatal to House in Wyoming
In Buffalo Wyoming July 30 a boy raked burning coal from a stove into a wood-box causing a house fire that destroyed the dwelling and its contents. The Hegert family rescued their six week old baby who was badly burned on the head and face. The Hegert parents were in a nearby garden when they noticed the blaze.
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Buffalo
Wyo
Jake Hegert
Clear Creek District
Mute Typist Leads Akron Plant Training Unit
Miss Florence Isabel Nisbett of Niles, deaf and mute, set a local record as a typist at Goodyear Rubber Works. After a rapid three week course she earned evaluation to head a new training school for deaf mutes, guiding office duties.
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Akron
Florence Isabel Nisbett
Niles
Ohio School For
Goodyear Rubber Works
Miss Nisbett
Education Under Difficulties in Chicago Cont. Schools
Chicago reports 3000 junior high workers aged 14 to 16 attend public continuation schools eight hours weekly. Superintendent Gooley says 22,000 more should attend but funds are lacking. By 1928 an estimated 75,000 working children in the city will be required to attend continuation schools.
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Ghicago
Chicago
Gr Gooley
Pantalettes for Dolly the Cow in Manitowoc Tale
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 when conditions are propitious On a fair visit she found Dolly a nervous wreck Cow flies and extension flesh hangers prompted Bass to devise pantalettes for Dolly Crafted from burlap the garments cover Dollys legs sides and neck in two sections with a back attachment Dolly had been rendered milkless by the episode before the outfit restored calm and milk flow
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Chicago
George Bass
The
Democratic Women
Manitowoc
Dis
Dolly
Basa
Dolly the cow in pasture sparks jealousy and rivalry
In the pasture Dolly is surrounded by harmony and milk as she returns with ease under punishment. A rough male member of the neighboring pasture once shown affection for Dolly now displays scorn and bellows threatening violence, while the cows stare and moo in a tense scene of envy.
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Dolly
Why Dissolve Order Forbidding Offense Asks Judge Kimball Why Dissolve Order Forbidding Offense Asks Judge Kimball
Casper Wyoming July 30 Judge Ralph Kimball refused to dissolve a temporary injunction stopping M C Murphy and Roy Williamson from gambling in the Wyoming Building. Alexander had secured the injunction claiming the building’s use for gambling harmed his interests.
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Judge Kimball
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 manager, with Mrs. Leigh and their son, leaves Wyoming to settle in California. The Leader was bought July 16 by Tribune Publishing, and Leigh has resigned from the Sheridan paper.
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Randolph Leigh
State Leader
Sheridan Enterprise
Baseball score table fragment listing multiple games
National R H and New York beat St Louis 12 to 8 in 10 innings. Philadelphia 10 Pittsburg 13 in a separate line. Detroit 10 Washington 4. Chicago 6 Philadelphia 11 in 10 innings. Cleveland 14 Boston 4. St Louis 11 New York 21. Weileman Burwell Van Gilder Severeid Mays Ruel Hoffman noted in the box score.
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R .H
New York
St. Louis
Toney
Douglas
Smith
Haynes
May
Sherdell
Clemmond
Dilhoefer
R, Ti, JR
Chicago
Philadelphia
Faber and Schalk
Nayor and Perkins
R. H
Weileman
Burwell van Guilder
Severeid
Collins
Mays and Ruel
Hoffman
Angling Conditions In Wyoming Forests
Weekly Forest Service bulletins from Denver report fishing conditions for lakes and streams near Wyoming forests. Listings include Brooks Lake Dubois with rainbow and native trout, clear water and fair fishing. Christina Lake Lander with rainbow trout and fair fishing. Middlefork Lander with rainbow and native trout, high clear water. Pelham Lake Dubois with rainbow trout, clear water. Shell Creek Shell with western brook and native trout, clear water and good fishing. Wind River Dubois with rainbow and native trout, clear water and fair fishing.
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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 IAFC President at Toronto
Den ver Fire Chief John Healy was elected president of the International Association of Fire Chiefs at the Toronto convention. He attended as a guest of Cheyenne officials Hoyt, Cahill, and city leaders including Casper’s Oscar Helstand and Cheyenne commissioner John J. McInerney.
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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, plans to depart for Fort Bridger and Fort Supply on the Black Fork of the Green River in Wyoming. He will collect data on these sites for the church historical department. Fort Supply was the first Anglo-Saxon settlement in the western states, dating to 1854.
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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 plains trail in L D S history
The text notes Fort Bridger and the plains trail as key travel routes west of the Mississippi. It highlights the fort as a provisioning point for travelers across the Plains and mountains and links both sites to the history of the L D S church.
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Mississippi
Fort Bridger
Editor Well Known Here Hurt in Denver
Denver July incident left C. Paddock editor of the Boulder Daily Camera and Democratic state assembly delegate with back leg and shoulder wounds after being struck by a car while crossing Welton and Seventeenth streets. He was taken to Mercy Hospital where Dr. Timothy Shea said injuries not serious.
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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 M Reedy of Mirror Dies in San Francisco
William Marion Reedy, editor of St. Louis weekly Reedy's Mirror, died in San Francisco after attending the Democratic Convention. Born December 11, 1862, he rose from reporter to owner and editor of the Mirror, wrote many poems, and was survived by his third wife after three marriages.
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San Francisco
William Marion Reedy
St. Louis
Reedy
Willian Marion Reedy
Sunday Mirror
French Premier Millerand and British Minister Cham Berlin on Chaplin
A critic says M. Millerand and Austen Chamberlain had never heard of Charlie Chaplin until recently. Lloyd George has long been a Chaplin fan.
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London
M. Millerand
France
Austen Chamberlin
Charlie Chaplin
Lloyd George
Chaplin
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