Rare shipment of high grade cattle reaches Cokeville
A three car consignment of 62 head from Ontario, Canada, with 49 cows and calves and three bulls, was landed in Cokeville. The cattle, selected by P. J Quealey, include famed families such as Moyne Ladies and Crimson Flower. Some cows reputedly worth 1000 pounds, shipped to improve local herds and to bolster W. Olean ranch stock, judged by Ernest Robson and Martin Roberts.
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Cokevilla
Jane
Cokeville
Ontario
Canad
P. J Quealey
Canada
Dominion
Quentley
W. Olean
Mineouri
Tiderton
Ernest Robson
Martin Hoberta
Robeson
Jocal Brewlers
Quealey
Roveon Bhcare
United States
Innes Buys the Stevens Ranch in Wyoming
Innes closes purchase of the Stevens ranch near Laramie with James Allen Ed Allen and John Sibylee’s relative in attendance. Allen sold part of his ranch for 50000 dollars to John Schuneman of Cheyenne and plans to sell or lease the remainder in Wheatland this week. Local stockyards drew steady crowds as cattle arrived after an eight day drive and will improve with Bear River valley grazing.
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Laramie
James Allen
Ed Allen
John
Sibylee
Allen
John Schuneman
Cheyenne
Dr. Stevene
John Innes
Wheatland
Bear River Valley
Runaway Team Upsets Wagon Injuring Two near Montpelier
John Richards and his sister Mrs William White were badly hurt when a boll struck the singletree, spooking the team and sending the wagon into a ditch on the way to Montpelier. Richards was released soon after, while Mrs White remained seriously injured. The couple had just suffered the loss of their eight month old baby two weeks earlier.
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Cokevilam
John Richards
William #. White
Mootpeller
Montpelier
Memorial Tablet for Paleontologist Reed Unveiled
At 1 30 p m on Tuesday a memorial tablet for the late Prof W H Reed paleontologist and curator will be unveiled in the University of Wyoming science hall museum. The ceremony is led by faculty and students with alumni urged to attend.
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Laramle
Science Hall
University of Wyoming
W. H. Reed
Reed
Great Artists Lived in Vicenza
Washington June 6 The National Geographic society war geography bulletin describes Vicenza as a key northern Italian town near the Racchigione river with historic architecture noted. It predicts the fertile plain may yield battlefield losses rather than wine as Austrian forces push forward and nearby towns like Thiene Schio Venice and the Bericl mountains frame the conflict. Mantegna is cited for his drapery and his Entombment plate influencing Raphael Molben and Durer.
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Washington
Vicenza
Plasma
National Geographic Society
War Geography Bulletin
Racchigione
Italy
Vierta
Bulletin
Thlene
An’ Schio
Leogra Valley
Ae Venice
Bericl Mountains
Mantegna
Raphael
Molben
Durer
Women Barbers Are Growing Popular in France
Tommy Watt of the post office active in reorganizing Co. K Third regiment Wyoming National guard has thirty men accepted on his muster roll and adjutant general expected in a fortnight to muster the company. Watt to be captain with Harry Craig first lieutenant and Fred Frick second lieutenant. NCOs to be named later.
Public health and cleanliness in early 20th century debates
Reform-minded notes emphasize hygiene, pest control, and disease prevention. References to dogs, babies, and public health service grants highlight concerns about sanitation, ventilation, and the role of citizens in reducing illness.
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U. 8 Public Health Service
Bank of Nature
Gentian Commencement Number Published by Academy
The Gentian of the Academy of the Vely Chili Jesus has issued a commencement issue in fine paper with school portraits and features on academy activities. It promotes Cheyenne and the academy and includes ads for the Lady Barber Shop and children's hair cutting services at Beth Brown's 1549 Carey.
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Academy of the Vely Chili Jesus
Academy
Beth Brown
Carey ‘Ve
Verona and Vicenza Amid Shadows of War and Art
The piece recalls Verona and Vicenza with their Shakespearean aura and villas as Austrian threats loom. It highlights Vicenza’s medieval Lombard ties, the Lamard league against Frederick II, sieges, and Venice’s later sway, plus Andrea Palladio’s Renaissance architecture and the Olimpico theater.
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Verona
Vicenza
Frederick Carbarossa
Padua
Venice
Andrea Pallado
Rome
Wyoming Capital Coal and Local Notices
The Buffalo Voice reports Johnson county Republicans urging a new campaign speech for Senator Clark this fall. Notices mention insurance, housing, a fall event on September 14 15 16, a cow curfew bell at Cokeville, water repair services by Miller’s, and Rev C A Wright pastor of Laramie leaving for Evanston Illinois to attend to church duties.
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The
Buffalo Voice
Johnson County
Clark
Hell
C. A. Wright
Methodist Church
Laramie
Evanston, Ill
Nort western commencement and Riverton business openings
Commencement exercises at Nort western University are mentioned along with new Riverton business openings including a painting and paper hanging service, the Lapeyne hotel, and a planned six page Pine Bluffs Post. A road trip note from Rock Springs and a Cowley Progres editorial on civic growth are included.
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Pine Bluffs
Cleanse the Kidneys with Hot Water and Anuric
An old advertisement urges people to take hot water and Doctor Pierce’s Anuric to flush uric acid from the body. It claims uric acid causes rheumatism lumbago and joint pain and promises relief after a few days of treatment and trials. It cites Dr. Pierce and his Hotel and Logical Institute in Buffalo New York offering a ten cent trial package.
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Kr. Pierce
Anuric
Pierce
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Owson
Innes
Stevens
Geo. W. Daiber
Niveth-Gorsline Jewelry Company
France
Apital Coal Company Oal
Ahi
Holliday, Propriteers
Carey Ave
Mystic
Pioneer Avenue
Miller's
Nortwestern University
Riverton
the Lapeyne
Sherman
McCaferty
Rock Spring
Wyo
Rock Springs
Plymouth
Cowley
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