Wyoming Educators Open Rural School Conference at University
Wyoming educators begin the annual rural school conference at the state university in Laramie with a focus on the newly authorized normal training period in high schools. Noted speakers include C. E. B. Stromquist, H. L. Eby, J. C. Cremger, and Edith K. O. Clark, with many county and university officials listed among participants. The proceedings will address the new educational law enacted in the last legislative session.
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Laramie
Wyoming
C. EB. Stromquist
HL. Eby
The
Heart of Rural School
J. C. Cremger
Educar
Edith K. O. Clark
Cheyenne
Paffic
CC. Deering
Goshen County
W. H. Rowland
Losk
WL Moyer
Big Pines
J. E. Burch
Kemmerer
Ira B. Pee
Wis. Cook
University of Colorado
C. EB. Eddie Dlute
W. M. Proctor
Stanford University
Lucy Fedderson
Kemmer
Huge Profit This Year With Sheep In Lyman
In Lyman June 11 local farmers report strong profits from small sheep flocks. Earl Tr. Fackrell on his Urie area farm raised eight February lambs from ten head of grade yearlings and sheared 215 pounds of wool, expecting 60 cents per pound. he also notes a buck lamb shear of 69½ pounds. The article highlights growing enthusiasm for sheep farming among nearby farmers.
Douglas Men Held Slackers for GLAS
V C Hunt released from county jail after days in sheriff’s custody for failing to register on the sixth. He claimed the registration receipt was in his room and said he forgot about it. Indersheriff Southwick found he had a blank registration form to send home to North Carolina.
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GLAS
V. C. Hunt
Saul
Hunt
Indersheriff Southwick
North Carolina
Marehall
Hound
Improvements on U P yards begin in Laramie
Work on upgrading the local U P yards started this morning with Bevergi men from the road building department surveying and staking the main tracks near the depot. The tracks will pass the roadmaster's building at First and University and are expected to be completed by September first. The disposition of the preseminate and Tandmeister's office remains unclear, but actual construction is anticipated soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramie
Tandmeister
American Express Company
Fire Destroys U P Coal Sheds in Laramie
A fire sparked by an engine destroyed the Union Pacific coal sheds in Laramie on a late afternoon. About 100 tons of coal were in the sheds, and firefighters could not stop the blaze. The sheds had seen little coal storage in the last ten years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramie
Union Pacific
Drowned man found after creek accident near Kemmerer
Melvin Hardesty drowned in Sama Creek about twenty five miles north of Cokeville while walking with two companions. The body was found beneath a snow bank after he apparently slipped from the creek bank. Deputy Sheriff Olsey Twiss led a search. Two companions did not witness the accident and reported his disappearance.
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Kemmerer
Melvin Jlardesty
Sama
Cokeville
Sheriff's Office
Hardesty
Olsey Twiss
Clardesty
Methodist Delegates Chosen for Hillsdale Convention
Pine Bluffs notes announce two delegates Missey Huth Hemphill and Mary Tyler will represent the town at the Hillsdale Sunday school convention the coming weekend. Many plan to drive up in cars and several autos offered for use.
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Pine Bluffs
Methodist Sunday School
Hillsdale
Missey Huth Hemphill
Mary Tyler
C. R. Busechow
Wednnesday
Kansas
Fragmented medical note on inflammation in nearby tissue
In the muscles, where an inflammation is set up in the nearby tissue, there is reference to glands and a pained description. The garbled text mentions blood and glumes, but the exact meaning is unclear and several words are unreadable.
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Muesles
Tisenes
Joyriders Hurt In Frontier-Kemmerer Car Crash
In Kemmerer on a Saturday night Roy Rosenberg and Phillip Buddendick rode with a driver who lost control the car overturned into a water filled ditch near the Ham Fork river. Buddendick was pinned underwater while Rosenberg escaped with minor injuries. Buddendick recovered consciousness after six hours at Lincoln County Miners Hospital and was released next day. The occupants had attended a party at the Kemmerer Odd Fellows hall and planned a joy ride. the damaged car belonged to a local Japanese resident.
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Buddendick
Lincoln County Miners’ Hospital
Kemmerer
Odd Fellows Hall
Frontier
Postmaster of Laramie Bound Over for Embeszlement Charge
A. N. Hasenkamp, former postmaster of Laramie, bound over to the U S grand jury on charges of embezzling post office funds. Guy A. Shoemaker now serves as postmaster after removal. Hearing before United States Commissioner Symons with Assistant D A Howell and Attorney N B Correll present. Witness Sharon testified funds were not turned over and that Hasenkamp retained funds claiming to remain postmaster.
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Laramie
A. N. Haeenkamp
United States Grand Jury
Guy A. Shoemaker
United State District
Howell
Hasenkamp
N. BE. Cortell
United States
Symons
United States Postoffice
Sharon
Man on Way te Pex of Suit for Divorce
Sheridan June 21 Just before his departure for the penitentiary in the custody of the sheriff Henry B Stouge was served with notice of the commencement of divorce proceedings by his wife Nancy B Stoupe In addition to a decree of divorce Mrs Stoupe asks for custody of their minor children and that she be given title to all lands owned by herself and husband The grounds are that Stoupe has been convicted of a felony The couple were married at New Market South Carolina January 17 1595 and have seven children.
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Sheridan
Henry B. Stouge
Nancy B. Stoupe
Stoupe
New Market, Se
Young Parloiners Find Suitcase Full of Actor's Makeup
Dell Windell and Roy McNealy, two young travelers, stole a suitcase from a truck at the 0 and S depot. The case held makeup for women connected to the Redpath chautauqua. They hid the luggage under a railway table, tried to steal spurs next, were captured by the sheriff, confessed in county jail, and await trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheatland
Dell Windell
Roy McNealy
Knights of the Road
Pioneer
Cowgirl Nora Horner Suffers Broken Ankle
Nora Horner was brought from the John Matthews ranch on Slate Creek to Lincoln County Miners' hospital after a severe ankle break. She injured her ankle when the horse stepped on it while she was trying to mount at the Matthews ranch.
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Kemmerer
Nora Horner
John Matthews
Slate Creek
Lincoln County Miners’ Hospital
Matthews Ranch
Attempt to wreck U P train near Diamondville
Lincoln county sheriff's office hunts for person believed to have placed a railroad tie across the track a mile below Diamondville on June 13 just before No 18 was due. No arrests reported.
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Kemmerer
Lincoln County Sheriff's Office
Diamondville
Freckles Vanish with Ethine Double Strength Remedy
A drugstore promotion claims Ethine double strength clears freckles. Apply a small amount twice daily to fade dark spots. most users need less than an ounce for complete clearing. Money back guarantee if no results.
Wyoming Red Cross Drive Is Underway At $182000
The report from travelers near the Nebraska line notes active farming across Wyoming with larger seed acreage and late planting. The Red Cross drive targets 100 million dollars with Wyoming’s share set at 182 thousand dollars to fund hospital equipment supplies and nursing care.
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Wyoming
Red Cross
Pine Bluffs
Cody
Newcastle
Evanston
Wyoming Council Chief Reports Strong Farm Boosts
Chairman H. G. Knight of the Wyoming State Council for National Defense returns from Sheridan and Johnson counties praising a 20 percent increase in farm crop acreage statewide. Ranchers are urged to plant more small grain, while Campbell county raises seed funds and Buffalo and Sheridan form labor bureaus to place workers. External praise arrives from Washington as Mr. Gifford commends the council, and federal officials note expanded grazing permits and planned range supervision for the season.
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H. G. Knight
Wyoming State Council For National Defense
Sheridan
Johnson
Knight
Wyoming
Campbell County
Buffalo
H. C. Watrud
Mbor
Department of Agriculture
Taylor
E. G. Guyer
State Council For National Defense
W. 8. Gifford
Council For National Defense
Washington, D. C
Maight
R. A. Merton
State Council
Wyoming mine workers back national defense effort and Red Cross drive
Union Labor's interest led by President W. W. Gildroy and Secretary James Morgan of District 32 Wyoming urges state members to support national defense and the Red Cross. District 22 bought a $10 000 liberty bond. Kool camp near Sheridan raised funds to match $20 per capita and offers to enlist. The leaders aided the Red Cross campaign and urged locals to participate during Red Cross week.
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W. W .Gildroy
James Morgan
United Mine Workers of America
Wyoming
State Council For National Defense
America
District 22
Kool Camp
Sheridan
Kool
Uncle Samn
Red Cross
Red Cross Fund
Car Csmaimiies
Red Cross Call Stresses Duty to Support Troops
A wartime appeal urges the public to donate and help provide Red Cross facilities for the soldiers, framing relief work as a national duty and humanitarian obligation for all locations and communities.
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Red Cross
Midwest Refining backs Red Cross with large donations
The Midwest Refining company donated 10000 to the state fund for war hospitals and principal owner Verner Z Reed added 5000 to the Red Cross of Wyoming. The moves suggest corporate generosity and social responsibility during the war effort.
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Midwest Refining Company
Red Crees
Verner Z. Reed
Red Cross of
Wyoming
Continental Oil gives 606 to Wyoming Red Cross fund
Continental Oil contributes 606 dollars to Wyoming Red Cross as Wyoming’s portion of a 10000 dollar fund donated by the company to Colorado Idaho Montana Utah New Mexico and Wyoming.
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Continental Oil Company
Wyoming Red Cross Fund
Wyoming
Colorado
Idaho
Montana
Utah
New Mexico
Merer Store Robbed in Kemmerer Night Burglary
In Kemmerer on June 21 John R. Whiston proprietor of Whiston confectionery found a burglary that occurred overnight. A hole was punched through the hallway wall to access the store and the Yale lock manipulated. About 67 in cash and a 2.50 cash register take were discovered. the thief appears to know the premises.
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Kemmerer
John R. Whiston
Whiston Galfectionery
Yale
Ranchers donate big to Red Cross drive in Colorado
Gresley Colo June 21 Farmers of Weld county contributed better than 3068 to the Red Cross fund, taking advantage of Great Western Sugar company offer to advance cash now from tons of best grade sugar. Sugar company field men and others expect this average to be maintained or exceeded each day of the drive.
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RED Cross
Gresley
Colo
Weld County
Red Cross Fund
Great Western Sugar Company
Sugar Company
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C. BE. Carlstrom
Thornton Hackard
Pine Bluffs Motor Company
Horace Carson
Glenrock
Joyriders
U. P
Gleerock
Nebraska
Council For Se
Federal Reserve Banking System
Federal Reserve Bank
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Carey Averalia Postoftice
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