Miserable Fishing Night Ends In Wet Camping Tale
Judge Edwards and Mr Sherman endure a soggy fishing trip to Pole Creek. Rain drenched them as they slept under rocks and in a barn, with bats and coyotes nearby, finally reuniting at daybreak to dry clothes and finish their outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Eadwards
W. T. Sherman
Sane Walton
Cheyenne
Buford
Pole Creek
Chel
Rovercoats
Mies
Toof
Mr. Sterman
Loma Ferris Place
Mr. Sherman
Rare Sport Finh Bit Croan Ingly Well
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a rare sport performance with "finh bit croan ingly well" on a Sunday. No clear entities or context detected for a fuller summary.
Foley Kidney Pills Endorsement From Maine Reader
Mrs. Frank P. Wood of Morrrill Maine reports relief from rheumatic and kidney issues after starting Foley Kidney Pills. She notes husband also benefited from the remedy and mentions prior pain and inability to stoop. Sold everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Frank P. Wood
Morrill
Maine
Reward for Arrest of Wheatland Suspect Authorized
Gov. Houx certified to Platte county officials that a 3500 reward posted March 13 1918 by Wyoming was due to Calvin H Reed St Louis Mo police officer for arrest and delivery of J Bo McPherson a former Wheatland high school principal kept in Wheatland jail awaiting trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank L. Houx
Board of Commissioners
Platte County
Wyo
Wyoming
J. Bo Me-Pherson
Wheatland
Calvin H. Reed
St. Louisa
McPherson
Wheatland High School
Big Bird Scares Cheyenne Residents
Loud buzzing and snorting from a large bird flying high above Cheyenne caused excitement and rumors of a plane. The bird appeared east of town near the railroad yards, sparking concern it was an enemy aircraft before observers confirmed it was a large bird.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
U. P
Sensational Charges Not Save Convicted Man from Penitentiary
J H Hamilton a traveling salesman was sentenced by Judge Metz in Lander Wyoming to 16 to 26 years for the criminal assault of an eight year old girl in Riverton. He claimed a hundred thousand dollars spent to railroad him but the judge rejected the claim as unfounded. Officers escorted him out of town to prevent violence from outraged Riverton residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverton
Lipson Enlists in U S Army Clerical Unit
Jack Lipson aged 18, six feet four and 228 pounds, son of Louis Lipson of this city, enlisted in the clerical department of the U S Army after being accepted by Denver recruiters yesterday. He passed through Cheyenne from Casper where he had worked, and joined Sam Weir of Denver in enlistment. Lipson, a Cheyenne Business College graduate, had been cashier at Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co in Casper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Lipson
Louis Lipson
Uncle Sam's Army
Denver
Sam Weir
Deenver
Lipson
Cheyenne
Casper
Loipacn
Cheyennme Business College
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co
Water main bursts flood City park driveway
A bursted water main in City park center caused a driveway section to vanish, forming a pool nearly a block long. Moments later, water youngsters swam in clothes as a crowd watched. Rumors say there were upsetting scenes in nearby homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Park
Angler Hails Coyotes Kill in Wyoming River
Lander Wyoming June 10 Lyal Carr while fishing in the Little Vopo Agie river did not catch a fish yet he killed a barking coyote with his revolver. He tracked its tracks to a lair and killed two more adult coyotes and thirteen pups. The state bounty on sixteen coyotes totals 24 dollars and their hides are valued at 20 pounds.
Western Union Faces War Board Pressure Over Unions
Washington readers assess Western Union Telegraph's open defiance of the War Labor Board. President Newcomb Carlton refused to arbitrate over unionization, inviting public criticism and potential government actions, including nationalization or loss of business privileges if the stance persists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Western Union Telegraph Company
War Labor Board
Western Union
Telegraph
War Board
Newcomb
Carlton
Carlton Te
Ctuel
Helby & Common Carrier
Government Move Seen For Public Utilities Control
The passage argues government seizure of Western Union and other telegraph and telephone firms as a likely next step. It claims a preplanned defiance of the war labor board signals this course, notes rapid investor conversion to government ownership, and highlights railroads seeking large private gains plus permission to boost freight rates by a billion dollars annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western
Union
Theete
War Labor Board
Highland Colony Economics Club Meeting Report
The Economics club met with Mrs Moorhouse to a large attendance. Next meeting set for June 12 at Mrs Maats home. A Capitol Vista grange meeting was held Monday evening. Mrs Walters and family moved to the Needham house. Mrs Edger Schertz has whooping cough. Miss Elsie Jamieson vacationing with sister Mrs Dunn of Norfolk Neb plans to visit town before leaving. A children's day program will be held in Capitol Vista school house in June followed by An netta Beecher Gray preaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Economics Club
Moorhouse
Maats
Capitol Vista Grange
Walters
Minnesota
Needham House
Edger Scherrtz
Elsie Jamieson
W. l. Dunn
Norfolk
Neb
Capitol Vista
Mra
Annetta Beecher Gray
Reward Offered for Escaped Wyoming Prisoner
Rawlins Wyoming June 10 Felix Alston warden of the state penitentiary offered a reward for the arrest of W K Lorimer a convict trust who escaped from the state prison here several days ago Lorimer was serving a term of from one to two years for grand larceny and had almost completed his minimum term
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rawlins
Wyo
Felix Alston
warde_p
State Penitentiary
W. K. Lorimer
Lorimer
Police News From Cheyenne Patrolman McFarland Recovers
Patrolman Jack McFarland who was shot in the leg while arresting a man on Eighteenth Street has left the hospital and is expected to be off duty about six weeks more. Two drunks and a vag were rounded up Sunday night under the new city ordinance requiring able bodied men 21 to 60 to seek work or show cause. Police court activity is light, with Barney MacCarty fined $1 for carrying concealed weapons and Reuben Smith fined ground costs for the same offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack McFarland
Eighteenth Street
Barney MacCarty
Reuben Smith
Red Cross hospital aids wounded soldiers mockery of war
American soldiers in Red Cross hospital No. iy receive skilled medical care and comforting amenities. Recreation and amusement provided by the Red Cross top off the cure as troops recover and imagine returning home in comfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Red Cross Hospital
Lightning Fatal for 14 Year Old at Wye Ranch
Charles Fietcher age 14 died at his ranch on the Sweetwater river after being struck by lightning while riding a horse. The bolt burned him on both legs and caused a severe shock that contributed to his death. the horse was killed by the strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lander
Wye
Charles Fietcher
Sweetwater River
Son of Mrs Jane Passes Through Cheyenne En Route
The son of Mrs Jane, cousin of George James, travels via Cheyenne Monday morning toward Mare Dolind to begin a new venture. No further claims of fame accompany him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geoorge James
W Ho
Mra
Joss Jane
Cheyenne
Maredolind
Omvel Urey Cauig
Booze Thief Duo Nabbed In Albany Trash Load Heist
Police arrested Pugene Bryant and Don Catlett after liquor was found hidden inside a trash wagon load. The Albany bar reported repeated thefts, prompting a watch that led to the capture as Bryant picked up his usual trash haul and Catlett tried to ship the liquor. Both men are held for court action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pugene Bryant
Don Catlett
Albany
Catlett
Bryant
Lyner
Railroads News: New U P division agent arrives at Cheyenne
D M Colling the new division freight agent of the U P with his family arrived in Cheyenne Sunday and will make his home here. Ole Olson the long time Swede section man returned after a few months absence and started work near Buford. Chief Clerk Needham and others from the time keeping departments visit Omaha to study the salary rise impact. Increased ticket costs prompt a rush east as trains run in two sections to aid those seeking home before the raise. Those who bought tickets before 12 01 Monday keep old rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. M. Colling
U. P
Cheyenne
Collins
Minneapolis
Minn
Ole Olson
Buford
Needham
McCormek
Omaha
Weather outlook for Wyoming with cooler days ahead
Generally fair and cooler Tuesday and Wednesday. Harry Brennan, a former Cheyenne boy who joined the navy in 1916 and serves on the battleship Nevada, is visiting sister Mrs. Louis Manewal during a furlough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Harry Brennan
Navy
Nevada
Louis Manewal
Keeping Sammy Well Gas Defense Chief Lyster Leads Army Shield
Uncle Sam calls Col. T. C. Lyster a gas defense expert in the Army Medical Corps. He directs gas protection work and heads the gun defense brigade to shield U S troops from German chemical attacks while maintaining his constant reassuring smile for soldier patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
T. C. Lyster
Army Medical Corps
Sammiex
Lyster Bisox
Woyn
Menna
Lyster
Police Stop Girls Burglary Gang in Vienna
A 2:00 a.m. patrol in Vienna found Baumbhacki’s drapery windows broken and several fleeing figures. A crowbar was found and three suspects were halted after alarm shots. The trio revealed they were part of a 34 member gang of young women aged 18 to 22 who had operated in the outskirts for three months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenna Neves Journal
Baumbhacki
Mariahife Trasses
Vienna
Paper change at Golden Prairie Herald Burns
Former owner Miss Eunice Hastie sells the Golden Prairie Herald at Burns to Harry Crain of Cheyenne. Crain installs G. F. Williams to run the publication and it will continue in operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soldier
Sergeant Turley Speech At Chautauqua On War Fortunes
Sergeant Turley, a veteran of the Thirteenth Canadian unit, discusses his war experiences and medical discharge. He will speak on the Chautauqua program for five days beginning Wednesday June 12, sharing battlefield memories and songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turley
Canadian Black Watch
Canadian Overseas Expeditionary Force
Thirteenth
Royal Highlanders
Sergeant Turley
Baptiss Brotherhood to Meet at First Baptist Church
The annual meeting of the Baptiss Brotherhood will be held in the par lors of the First Baptist church on Tuesday June 11 at p.m. Election of officers and other important business to be transacted. J J Grainger president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Dod
Baptiss Brotherhood
First Baptist Church
J. J. Grainger
DANGDRS OF COSTIVENESS
Auto intoxication and symptoms like headache irritability and blues arise from constipation. Long neglect risks piles ulcers and appendicitis. Foley Cathartic Tablets offer a gentle effective remedy without habit forming elements and without stomach or intestinal injury. Sold everywhere.
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Judge Edwards
Big Bird
Ben
Victor's Columbian Band
Victor
Chautauqua
Guson Gatdnwer
Highland Colony
Police News
Busbery
Nebraska
Colorado
News of the Railroads
Sammy
Kultur
Ame
Arp & Pammond Hardware Co
Hobbs, Lieckfeldt & Finkhiner, Hopper & Hartley Hardware Co
Hult-Jordan Kareiture Co
Verey Smith Mere Co
Ke. A. Meade
THE
Continental Oil Company
Colorado Corporation
Albuquerque Pueblo
Salt Lake City
Buse Home
Denves
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