Wyoming Settlers Seek Action on Powell Drainage Crisis
A town meeting in Powell convened with Chief Drainage Engineer Murphy to review seepage damage and the need for a rapid, scientific drainage solution. Settlers' leaders fault delays in Reclamation Service work, urging immediate construction and accountability to halt escalating losses.
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Powell
Jone
Murphy
Los Aprelon
A. Nelson
Stetting
Stebbits
Althoves
Stebbing
Reclamation Service
Menna
Chamaelthery
Murph
Memark
Nelson
Cure for Infant Suffering Touted by Mother
Mrs Noble Tubrasn of Dodsuth Minnesota claims a soap and ointment combination healed her baby after weeks of severe sores and eyelid neglect. She credits Ouileura Soap and Ointment along with other preparations but emphasizes the remedy's success.
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Serribin
Mrs. Noble
Sok
Ieee
Little Statele builds Bitter Creek bridge near tock prines
In Bitter Creek near Tock Prines a new one hundred foot steel bridge will be constructed soon. The project aims to improve transport and local access for nearby communities.
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Bitter Creek
tock @prines
Joseph Patforeon
Jock Springs
Miett
Itis
Rock Springs
Readines
BF. Pierce
Cora
J. Db. Crawford
Wyo
Milas Doll
Anr
Milan Pacific
Fyanaton Sane Asylum
Horn
Laramier
Laramie Hospital
Charles Fink
Hanna
Laramie
New Well Near Casper Delivers 500 Barrels Daily
The Balt Creek field well drilled by J. E. Stocks Co on their land reached 1200 feet where a strong oil flow emerged. The output settled at about 500 barrels per day and is expected to continue. Stocks has a contract to supply twenty wells for the MidWest Co with royalties on all production.
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Casper
Junee
Balt Creek
J. EB. Stocks Company
Mid Weat Company
Fnally
MidWest
Crook County Endorses 50 000 Bond Plan For Roads
Crook County newspaper men call for a county wide bond issue of 50 000 to build and repair roads. The measure would be financed by tax assessments pro rata across the county and managed by elected supervisors to oversee fair distribution.
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Kundanes
Crook County
Tl. MH. Gunderson
Hulett Globe
C. W. Stepard
Coyote
Vis
J. McKimmey
The
Moorcroft Blade
A. DD. Garrison
Voorcroft Times
Joe Lytie
Moorcroft Times
T. J. Vore
Vore & Perry
Crook County Monitor
8. D. Perry
Illette News
Crook Counts
Local road funds to be spent on district residents
The proposal calls for the entire fund to be used for road building and for all work to be awarded to actual residents of the district where the project is carried out if possible, with preference given to known local residents of the county.
Wheatland Man Fractures Leg After Fall Near Creamery
J R Magan of Wheatland, Lincoln, fractured a bone in his right leg when attempting to jump a mud puddle near the creamery. He fell as the middle of the pitch appeared dry land, and the bone was broken. The leg was placed in a cast and he continued driving his auto as if nothing had happened.
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Wheatland
Linc
J. R. Magan
Pear
Ark
Mason Shageines
Kansas Cream Flour Sale Ad From Car Unloaded
A brief classified item promotes Kansas Cream Flour from a recently unloaded car. It advertises Peabody and Nelson at 1017 Thomes with phone number 652-W.
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Kansas
Peabody & Nelson
Thomes
Presbyterians Endorse Unity and World Reform Efforts
The Presbyterian assembly approved a near ten million dollar budget for the coming year with four million allocated to benevolence. Dr. Mark Matthews of Seattle received an honor reflecting progress in denominational federation. A new Department of Church and Country Life aims to aid rural communities, while Cheyenne Presbytery’s division forms the Presbytery of Laramie including Laramie Platte Golden Converge and Niobrara counties.
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Dol- Iare
Mark Matthews
Seattle
Atlanta
Department of Church and Country Life
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Laramie County
Presbytery of
Laramie
Platte, Goaden
Converge
Niobrara Counties
California Tops Missouri in Western Intercollegiate Meet
University of California won the Western Intercollegiate Conference meet with 41.13 points, Missouri was second with 29.5 and Illinois third with 26, as California triumphed at Lafayette Indiana. The event featured performances across events with California securing first honors overall.
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Stuart
Lafayette
Ind
University of California
University of Missouri
the Athletic Association
California
Missouri
Illinois
Ranchman's Letter Defends Mail Order Advantage Over Merchants
A ranchman argues against backlash to mail order shopping noting merchants benefit by buying from manufacturers at lower prices. He claims mail order houses cut costs by avoiding traveling salesmen and high salaries, enabling lower consumer costs and urging local merchants to source directly from manufacturers to compete.
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Farrow
George K. Kindler
Hére
Washington
Alkall
Hup Liu
Little Statele
NEW Fire Company
Eohan Ved
Jack McCutcheon
Rehief
Sherman Co
Mra Ligier
Ad Sedium
West
Lenn
Astute
Rivth Jewelry & Cpt Cal CD. Cor
17Th
Capitol Ave
Wheatland Man Suppers
Hovses
Saleamen
Conoe
Sives
Cheyenne Ice Co
Carey
Gould
A. E. Roedel
West 17Th ST
Rexall Store
Cheyenne Business College
Wood
Deming
J. Barritt
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