Yellowstone Highway Report Urges Permanent Improvements
Holms of Cody reviews the Cheyenne Yellowstone Park road along nine counties from Cheyenne to Cody. He advises permanent drainage, bridges, concrete culverts, and wide sections to allow eventual hard surfacing, noting several unsatisfactory spots but optimism the Yellowstone highway will become the state’s main through road.
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Ae Holms
Cody
Yellowstone Highway Associaton
Anr
Cheyenne
Yellowstone Park
Wyoming
Laramie
Platte
Converse
Natrona
Fremont
Lebon Washakie
Big Norn
Park
Neecasiry
Yellowstone Highway
Landslide for Regular Army recruits listed
Twelve men were accepted at the army recruiting station on Monday and Tuesday. Names include John B. Lawler infantry Cheyenne Howard Chandler quartermaster's corps Cheyenne George J. Warriner Rock Springs David J. Griffith Rock Springs Cecil Outsen Rock Springs John R. Crawford Rock Springs Eril Stavran Rock Springs Raymond Gras Rapid City Arthur J. Brown Rapid City Frank A. Druding Cooper Reynold Gehrke Chicago William Andrew Rawlinfield field artillery Rapid City
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Army
Lohman
John BR. Lawler
Chey
Enne
Howard Fh. Chandler
Quartermaster's Corps
Cheyenne
George J. Warriner
Quartermaster’s Corps
Rock Springs
David J. Griffith
Quartermaster's Corpa
Cecil Outsen
John R. Crawford
Quartermaster’s Corp
Eril Stavran
Raymond Gras
Arthur J. Brown
Rapid City
D. Frank A. Druding
Field Artillery
Cooper
Reynold Gehrke
Quartermaster's
Chicago
William &. Andrew
Field
Rawlian
Red Cross Drive and Submarine Letter Report
Ginn & Co. representative T. W. O'Hara visited the city with school officials. He carried a Red Cross letter from Europe noting 18 German submarines including the Deutschland at an English dock. England charged a shilling to view these subs to fund Red Cross work. I B Barnett announced a statewide Red Star funds drive to start soon in every county with early tallies from Newcastle 433 and Casper 400.
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UBS Aia
T. W. O'hara
Ginn & Co
Mr. O'Hara
Army
Texas
O'Hara
Red Cross
Europe
Fugland
Engiiah
RED Star
I. 3. Barnett
State Humane Office
Wneowcastle
Casper
Landor
Officers and Armories for Home Guards
General Weaver reports that officers have been appointed for the Wheatland company of home guards. Captain W. H. Frame is named, with first lieutenant J. A. Cole and second lieutenant to follow.
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Weaver
Wheatland Company of Home Guards
W. H. Frame
J. A. Cole
Thermopolis forms iron guard company under Captain Woodrow
Lieutenant Arthur Ture reports W A Woodrow has been appointed captain of the iron guard at Thermopolis. Arrangements are under way to secure an armory, while in Wheatland a private subscription has raised 2600 dollars to purchase the vacant Pioneer livery stables.
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Ieutenant
Arthur Ture
W. A Woodrow
Iron Guard
Thermopolis
Wheatland
Pioneer
Old Timer Killed by Stampeding Horse in Wyoming
In Thermopolis Wyoming Ed Enderly, a ranch accident after noon, tied rope around his arm as a horse stampede pulled him 300 feet then rammed through a gate. His son Earl arrived, cut him free, and the horse post struck Moberly as the rope dragged.
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Thermopolis
Wyo
Ed Enderly
Mr. Enderly
Earl
Marl
Enderlyn
Death of Edward Enderly Remains in Wyoming Town History
Edward Enderly born October 16 1862 in Eddyville Ta long resident of northern Wyoming since 1890s. Aphoristic merchant and early drug dealer helped name the town There is high regard for his character funeral held at the Methodist church with business houses closed in mourning.
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Pr. Shulke
Wyoming
Mr. Enderly
Montana
G. O. Hopkins
Highest Priced Canary in Wyoming Dies
The dead bird, a canary owned by John Budd Sr. of Big Pinky, Wyoming, was the state’s most expensive. It had just been auctioned for Red Cross aid and brought in 355 dollars.
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Big Pinky
Wic
Wyoming
John Budd, Sr
Red Cross
Swan Land & Cattle firm to build new offices
Bids were received yesterday for Swan Land and Cattle Co. new office buildings to replace the ones burned last spring. Architect William Dubois designed the project and the construction cost is estimated at about $15,000.
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Swan OO
Swan Land & Cattle Company
William Dubois
Kansas Woman Harvests Grasshoppers for Chicken Feed
A Kansas woman last year collected over 200 bushels of grasshoppers, dried them, and sold them as chicken feed, earning $560 in total.
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Kansas
Amusements for the Day Highlights Wandered Listings
The page lists Princess Nazimova in Revelation and Madge Kennedy in The Danger Came at Lyric and Atlas vaudeville shows. Also notes the great war picture Lest We Forget portraying the sinking of the Lusitania.
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Princess—Nazimova
Madge Kennedy
ATLAS
Lusitania
Vera Berliner Fiddle Star Headlines Atlas Show
Vera Berliner known as The Kubelick in Petticoats offers a program titled The Violiniste With a Soul at the Atlas theater. The violinist performs with a round full tone and emotional range, mixing classical and popular numbers to please midweek audiences.
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Atlas Theater
Vera Berliner
Kubelick
Petticoats
Miss Berliner
Billings Appoints Stock Inspector and Deputies
President J L Jordan of the state board of livestock commissioners reports success in Billings appointing B E Zachary as inspector. He will be aided by two deputies to inspect stock at Billings stock yards and check stock as it crosses the state line. Stock shipments to Montana have increased since a packing house opened at Billings, notably from the Big Horn Basin near Burlington.
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J. L. Jordan
State Board of Livestock Commissioners
Billings
B. E. Zachary
Montana
Big Horn Basin
Burington
One More Day to Enter the Navy
Navy recruiting agent Danford warns that after June 6 men subject to registration must have home board permission to enlist. From that date the primary duty is to register and remain draft eligible. June 6 is the final date for enlistment opportunity in the navy.
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Danford
U. S. Navy
Home Board
Monaro
Supreme Court Adjourns to June 16 After Short Session
The estate supreme court met yesterday for a brief session and adjourned until the 16th without transacting any court business.
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Estate Supreme Court
Weather data snapshot with temperature and humidity figures
The report provides daily readings with normal and actual temperatures for the date. It records relative humidity, wind direction, cloud coverage, and temperature highs and lows with timestamps and precipitation totals.
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Scuerwweres
Faeey
Cldy
Rene
Russia Faces Chaos Under Exterior and Interior Enemies
A Russian diplomat’s daughter and widow writes from abroad detailing collapse after the March revolution. She cites confiscations, a “red guard” militia, abolished courts police and land, and hunger in Petrograd, urging relocation to the United States for her and her child.
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New York
Washington
Russia
Germany
Nat
Army
Navy
Aoldier
Baseball Scores and Industry Update From Era
Baseball scores across the American and National Leagues show St Louis 4 Philadelphia 5 and Chicago 6 New York 4 among others. A note highlights an American concern turning fog into indigo at the rate of a ton daily and planning production after the war despite German competition.
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St. Louis
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Washington
Chicago
New York
Detroit
Boston
T. National
Cincinnati
Pittat
Brooklyn
Lewis
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HOLMS
Yellowstone Association
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Home Guards
Price
Mir
Faderty
Hirsh - Wickwire Company
Schloss Bros
George W. Daiber
Supreme Court
Gborok W. Pitman
America
United States
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