Wyoming Man Leaps Into Big Horn River From Lucerne Bridge
Arthur Virden aged between 72 and 74 years, a longtime resident of the region, jumped from the Lucerne bridge into the Big Horn River near Thermopolis. A note left by Virden requested friends to notify his brother and to retrieve a watch. his body had not been found due to high water. He was born in Ohio and had lived in Montana and Washington before moving to Wyoming.
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Thermopolis
Wyo
Arthur Virden
Ewicide Inez Thessay
Burt Grady
Sam
Mose
Mowe
Don
Bert
Mesper
Yellow Stone County
Montana
Bert Grady
Tay
Lewis Virden
Yellow Stone
Tim
Walter
Oho Aed
Mianovet
Washington
Wroming
County Applies for Convicts for Rows
SVMRIDAN June 19 Thomas Brundage chairman of the board of county commissioners made application by wire to Felix Alston warden of the state penitentiary for a gang of ten convicts to work on the Dayton mountain road. The Tongue River Good Rounds club paid 400 to the county treasurer and the Sheridan Motor and Goods Roada club 400, totaling 1200 with county funds to cover three or four months. A. E. Palen highway engineer for the forest service endorsed the road after inspection.
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Svmridan
Thomas Brundage
Board of County Commissioners
Felix Alston
State Penitentiary
Dayton Mountain
Tongue River
A. E. Palen
Forest Service
Sheridan
Belief nation backs Wilson says Bank of Commerce chief
Wye June 19 F Perkins president of the Bank of Commerce returned from California and voiced strong belief that the country will support President Wilson in the coming election. He cited the federal recall law as a major achievement and said bankers nationwide view it as successful. He noted progressive unity hinges on Chicago June 26 and commented on Roosevelt enthusiasm. He also spoke on general economic conditions including labor and manufacturing.
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Sieridan
Wye
Wilson
F. Perkina
Bank of Commerce
Yenter
California
Perkins
Perking
Chicago
Carey
George KB. Pexton
National Republican
Progressive National Committee
Hughes
Old Guard
Roosevelt
Coffree
Pacific Coast
Cow
Middle West
Lovell Lawyer Arrested for Grand Larceny in Wyoming
Harold Youell, a Lovell attorney, was arrested in a Billings hotel and charged with grand larceny for allegedly misappropriating 1070 from Japanese rancher Hugh Tanaka. Youell posted 1590 bond, faces preliminary hearing before Judge Anderson and district court trial.
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Worland
Billings Gazette
Harold Youell
Lovell
Wyo
Hillings
Youell
Hugh Tanaka
Davis
Tanaka
Tanaka Youell
Tansko
Yous
Youe
Atomney Davie
Vowel Wils
Anderson
District Court
Casper Arrests for Fish Alleged Poaching
Casper officials arrested the first offenders in a reported poaching of fish at Alcove Wye. They were fined and warned that repeat offenses would bring jail time and fines. The incident involved enforcement actions by Mr Siopdee and local authorities.
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Casper
Charlea
Wyer
Douslae
Casper Business
Fieh Alcove
Siopdee
Recruits Enroll at Training Camp Fort Douglas
June 19 Fort Douglas hosts the citizen military training camp from August 21 to September 14. Enrollment climbs to over fifteen daily after slow starts, with Capt. W B Wallace of the Twentieth Infantry overseeing operations. Officials expect large Intermountain turnout, stressing Fort Douglas as a central, regional site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ealt Dare City
Citizens Military
Fort Douglas
Asured
W. B. Wallace
Twentieth Infantry
U. A
Intermountain
Salt Lake
New Night Train To Yellowstone From Cody North
A nightly passenger train will run from Cody North to Billings and return, starting Sunday July 2 and continuing daily through September 2 to serve Yellowstone park tourists. Schedule shows Cody departure at 8:30 p.m. arriving Billings at 12:15 a.m., Billings depart 1:30 a.m. arrive Cody 6:00 a.m.
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Meeteetse
Wyo
Billings
Cody
Yellowstohe Park
Pillings
Sheridan Post Office Elevates to First Class Status
Sheridan Wyoming June 19 the Sheridan post office is now in first class after its annual report was audited and passed the forty thousand dollar mark Postmaster Cannald said the change brings prestige to the city and may bring salary increases for employees Also noted Smoke Sterling Clears Open Sanitary Heads dated 6 26
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Sheridan Post Office
Sheridan
Wyo
Sheridan Postoffice
Post- Taster
Cannald
Postoffice Department
Sterling
Lamb shipment tops market at nine ninety a hundredweight
A two car shipment of shorn lambs from Douglas Wye sold at 9.90 per hundredweight as the day’s high. The flock had grazed on range then were finished at Fremont. Wool prices reached 240 per pound.
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Joh Miynn
Douglas
Wye
Premont
Omahsa Drovers
Journal- Stockman
Fremont
Flynn
Wyoming
Weather forecast guidance for alfalfa cutting in Wyoming
Beginning July the district weather forecaster foresees fair weather for a period of severe days. He will add this information to the regular forecast telegraphed across the state. This helps growers plan safer times for cutting and re drying alfalfa nationwide.
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Wyoming
Washington
Uncle Sam Oil Company stock advance offer arouses buyers
The Uncle Sam Oil Company promotes a stock advance on a vast Osage and Stephens county land and drilling program. It claims 150 producing wells, three refineries, 165 miles of pipeline, and plans for 40 to 50 new drills, with potential production gains and a 200,000 dollar short-term fundraising target. The missive emphasizes independence, legal trouble against rivals, and rapid value growth for investors.
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Healdton
Henaldton
Alsohia Company
Stephens County
Oklahoma
Duncan
Ringling
Uncle Sam Oil Company
Qatek
Wellea Hy
United States
Uncle Sam Ol Company
Red Fork
Ranch Creek
Pawnee
Supreme Court of the United States
Chicago
New York
Uncle Sam Oi
Thia Company
Jennings
Uncle Sam Old Company
Alfalfa Forecasts Aimed at Wyoming Farmers
The state observer announces free alfalfa forecasts for Wyoming farmers. Forecasters can be requested by telephone or mail from multiple centers, with mailings expanding to towns not yet reached by telegraph. The program, led by the observer in charge J Cecilater, seeks to place forecasts within reach of all requiring them despite government expense.
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Ceive
Forecan
Buto
Cecilater
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Wis Ows Lie
Friend
Cleveland
Ohio
Tom Keene
The
H. N. Boyd Company, Distributors
Cheyenne
Gastoria
Fac
Samui Suywola
Bethkeram Cameenm Dome
Bae
Castoria
Inia
Sesteet
Rewe
E . Perkins
Bhpian
Rhomm Slivorsia
PTAST
Citizens Military Training
Cody North
Thia
Great People's Company
Uncle Sam Oil CO
H.W. Tucket, JR
Kansas City
Kansas
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