Yellowstone Highway Report Urges Permanent Improvements
Holms of Cody, chairman of the Yellowstone Highway association, reports on the Cheyenne Yellowstone Park road from Cheyenne to Cody. He details county conditions, urges permanent bridges and drainage, wider roadways, and longer culverts to allow future hard surfacing and through-road status for the Yellowstone highway in Wyoming.
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Yellowstone Association
Coun
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 by stations
Twelve men were accepted at the army recruiting station 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 Reynolds Gehrke Chicago William Andrew Rawlins field artillery.
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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
Rawlign
Red Star fund drive set to begin in every county
Widespread drive to raise Red Star funds announced by I B Barnett of the state humane office. Reports show Newcastle 433 dollars Kaspar 400 dollars Landor 3653 dollars in recent county efforts as preparations resume after a delay.
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RED Star
I. 3. Barnett
State Humane Office
Red Cross
Wneowcastle
Casper
Landor
Officers Named for Wheatland Home Guard Company
General Weaver reports officers for the Wheatland home guard include Captain W. H. Frame first lieutenant J. A. Cole and second lieutenant listed, with armories established for the unit as required by regulations.
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Weaver
Wheatland Company of Home Guards
W. H. Frame
J. A. Cole
Thermopolis appoints captain of iron guard company
Lieutenant Arthur Ture and W. A Woodrow are named captain and officer respectively for the iron guard at Thermopolis. Armory arrangements are under way at both locations. In Wheatland a $2,600 private subscription buys 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 was killed when a horse stampede broke loose while he was handling a rope attached to a leading horse. The accident occurred after noon on a ranch near the river, injuring Enderly and causing Earl Enderly to cut him free.
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Thermopolis
Wyo
Ed Enderly
Mr. Enderly
Earl
Marl
Death of Edward Enderly A Wyoming Pioneer
Edward Enderly, a longtime Wyoming resident born October 16 1862 in Eddyville Ta, died instantly at a gate after a fall. A pioneer merchant who helped found the town and its name with Dr Shulke, Enderly was 65 plus at his death and beloved by many. Funeral services were held at the Methodist church with all business houses closed in mourning.
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Pr. Shulke
Wyoming
Mr. Enderly
Montana
G. O. Hopkins
Highest Priced Fowl in Wyoming Is Dead
The highest priced canary in Wyoming, owned by John Budd Sr. of Big Pinky, has died. The bird had just fetched $355 at an auction held for Red Cross relief.
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Wyoming
Big Pinky
Wic
John Budd, Sr
Red Cross
Swan Land & Cattle to Build New Offices
Bids were received yesterday for Swan Land and Cattle Co new office buildings to replace those burned last spring. Architect is William Dubois. Estimated construction cost 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 gathered over 200 bushels of grasshoppers, dried them, and sold them for chicken feed, clearing $560 in profit.
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Kansas
Amusements for the Day A Clean Entertainment Guide
Princess Nazimova in Revelation and Lyric Madge Kennedy in The Danger Came headline a vaudeville program Atlas shows Lest We Forget war picture depicting Lusitania sinking under review.
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Princess—Nazimova
Madge Kennedy
ATLAS
Lusitania
Vera Berliner Brings Violin to Atlas Stage Tonight
Vera Berliner known as The Kubelick in Petticoats headlines Atlas Theater midweek show with The Violiniste With a Soul. The versatile violinist offers a mix of classical and popular numbers delivered with warmth and charm that captivates audiences.
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Atlas Theater
Vera Berliner
Kubelick
Petticoats
Miss Berliner
Billings Appoints Stock Inspector and Deputies
President J. L. Jordan announces the appointment of B. E. Zachary as Billings stock inspector with two deputies. They will inspect stock at the Billings stock yards and check stock crossing the state line. The opening of a packing house at Billings has boosted local shipments, especially from the Big Horn Basin along the Burlington.
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J. L. Jordan
State Board of Livestock Commissioners
Billings
B. E. Zachary
Montana
Big Horn Basin
Burington
Last Day to Enter Navy Before Draft Rules Change
Recruiting agent Danford warns there is only one more day to enlist before June 6 when men subject to registration must register and await draft. June 6 is the final date Monaro offered for navy enlistment, after which permission of the home board is required.
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Navy
Danford
U. S. Navy
Home Board
Monaro
Supreme Court Adjourns Till June 16
The estate supreme court met yesterday for a short session and adjourned until the 16th without transacting any court business.
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Supreme Court
Estate Supreme Court
Weather report with temperatures and conditions
The excerpt lists daily climate data with temperatures 64 to 67 degrees, humidity 100 percent, overcast skies, and a high of about 66 to 67 degrees. It notes a low around 49 at 7:45 PM and wind near 25 miles per hour. Precipitation since January totals 6.62 inches.
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Scuerwweres
Faeey
Cldy
Rene
Russian Writer Describes Chaos After Revolution
A Russian woman, daughter of a diplomat and widow of a Russian army officer, writes from abroad about chaos in Russia. She portrays loss of laws, courts, police, and property, district by district, with army purges and looting as the state collapses. She urges possible emigration to the United States to save her child and escape hunger and imprisonment.
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New York
Washington
Russia
Germany
Nat
Army
Navy
Aoldier
America
United States
Starv
Gree America
Baseball Scores and Trade Note in American League
Baseball scores show St Louis 4 Philadelphia 5 Cleveland 1 Washington 3 Chicago 6 New York 4 Detroit ? Boston ? National League results include Philadelphia 4 Cincinnati Boston 2 Chicago 8 New York 2 Pitt 1 Brooklyn 1. An American concern plans indigo manufacture at a ton per day after the war amid 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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