Rare cattle shipment from Canada to Cokeville Wyoming
The January 6 report from Cokeville describes 62 head of high grade cattle imported from Ontario, Canada. P J Quealey selected the stock, including famed families such as Moyne Ladies and Diamond, with cows valued at about 1000 each. The cattle will improve local herds and part will join Ernest Robeson's Cokeville ranch.
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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 Laramie
Innes completes purchase of the Stevens ranch in Laramie with James Allen Ed Allen and John nee Sibylee present. Allen sold part of his ranch for 50000 dollars including cattle to John Schuneman of Cheyenne and will close a deal with neighbor John Innes. Allen plans to sale or lease remaining land in Wheatland this week. Cattle and stockyards attracted local buyers as eight days on the road left the herd gaunt. grazing in Bear River valley to improve this summer.
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Laramie
James Allen
Ed Allen
John
Sibylee
Allen
John Schuneman
Cheyenne
Dr. Stevene
John Innes
Wheatland
Bear River Valley
Runaway Wagon Injures Richards and White Near Montpelier
John Richards and his sister Mrs William White were badly hurt when a team bolted after a tassel dropped from a singletree causing the wagon to overturn near Montpelier. Richards returned home Friday. Mrs White remains seriously ill. A Japanese rider escaped injury. The Whites had lost their eight month old baby two weeks earlier.
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John Richards
William #. White
Mootpeller
Montpelier
Memorial Tablet for Paleontologist Reed Unveiled at University
In Laramie at 1 30 p m on Tuesday a memorial tablet for Prof W H Reed paleontologist and former curator will be unveiled in the science hall museum The ceremony is organized by faculty and students of the University of Wyoming Residents and alumni are invited and others connected with the institution are urged to attend.
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Science Hall
University of Wyoming
W. H. Reed
Reed
Great Artists Lived in Vicenza
Washington reports on Vicenza in a National Geographic war bulletin noting its historic significance and architectural splendor. The piece contrasts the region’s beauty with looming military action, mentions nearby towns Thiene Schio and Venice, and cites Mantegna and his famous Entombment engraving influencing Raphael Molbein and Durer.
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Vicenza
Plasma
National Geographic Society
War Geography Bulletin
Racchigione
Italy
Vierta
Bulletin
Thlene
An’ Schio
Leogra Valley
Ae Venice
Bericl Mountains
Women Barbers Are Growing Popular in France
Taramie reports Tommy Watt of the post office leads a reorganization of Company K Third Regiment Wyoming National Guard. About thirty men have joined the muster roll. Adjutant General expected in a fortnight to muster the company. Watt to be captain with Harry Craig first lieutenant and Fred Frick second lieutenant.
Public Health Ad Campaign Urges Clean Habits
The message links dirty hands and disease to everyday life, urging clean habits at home. It highlights insect carriers like flies and the role of public health services in preventing foreign disease and protecting families.
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U. 8 Public Health Service
Bank of Nature
Gentian Commencement Issue Promotes Cheyenne Academy
The Gentian publication from the Academy of the Vely Chili Jesus appears in commencement attire with a high grade paper edition, featuring articles on academy activities and appealing to advertise Cheyenne. Patronage note for a local barber shop and a children's hair cutting service is included.
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Academy of the Vely Chili Jesus
Academy
Verona and Vicenza Under Shadow of War and Renaissance Heritage
The passage recalls Verona and Vicenza with Venetian era influence, medieval power shifts, and Austrian threat. It highlights Vicenza as a Lombard duchy capital, its clashes with Frederick Barbarossa, later Venetian rule, and Andrea Palladio’s Renaissance impact including the Olimpico theater. It mentions Vittorio views and local artists amid wartime context.
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Verona
Vicenza
Frederick Carbarossa
Padua
Venice
Andrea Pallado
Rome
Wyoming town ads and notices mix with campaign chatter
A garbled page shows local business ads and notices from Johnson County and nearby towns. It mentions campaign activity around Senator Clark, a fall campaign plan, a sheep and cattle market vibe, and several business lines including cleaners and a water repair service. Reverend C A Wright travels to Evanston, Illinois for unspecified duties.
Commencement and new business openings noted at Riverton
The bulletin lists Nort western university commencement items and new Riverton enterprises including the Australian shearing pen and the Lapeyne hotel. It mentions a six page Pine Bluffs Post expansion, a granite monument service by R McCafferty, and local reflections on community growth and civic development.
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Riverton
Pine Bluffs
Anuric Promoted For Uric Acid Relief
An old advertisement promotes Doctor Pierce’s Anuric as a cure for uric acid buildup causing rheumatism lumbago and swelling. It claims hot water and daily sweating aid detox, recommends taking Anuric before meals and sending for a trial package. It targets readers over middle age seeking relief from aches and back pain.
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Kr. Pierce
Anuric
Pierce
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