Wyoming Educators Begin State Rural School Conference
June 11 at the University in Laramie opens the annual Wyoming rural school conference with talks on the new normal training program in high schools. Speakers include C E B Stromquist, H L Eby, J C Cremger, and Edith K O Clark among many educators from Cheyenne Kemmerer Goshena and Worland. The conference will cover the recently passed education law.
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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 on June 11, farmers show money in sheep with small flocks. Earl Tr. Fackrell near Urie kept ten grade cornwold yearlings, raised eight February lambs, and sheared 215 pounds of wool. He expects 60 cents per pound for wool, netting about 12.90 per head. A yearling buck sheared 69% pounds, a record for a grade sheep.
Douglas Men Held Slackers For GLAS
V C Hunt boons released from county jail after days in custody for failing to register in Sth hunt said he had the registration receipt in his room. Indersheriff Southwick found he had not mailed the blank to North Carolina. Hunt claimed forgetfulness and was allowed to go after a card was sent. Another man jailed for failed registration also appeared unaware of neglect.
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GLAS
V. C. Hunt
Saul
Hunt
Indersheriff Southwick
North Carolina
Marehall
Hound
Improvements on U P yards in Laramie underway
Work on local U P yards began this morning with Bevergi men from Omaha surveying main tracks near the depot. Plans show tracks on the fast side of the depot and near the roadmaster’s building at First and University. Officials say completion through Laramie is targeted by September 1, with work starting soon.
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Laramie
Tandmeister
American Express Company
Fire Destroys U P Coal Sheds in Laramie
A spark from a pausing engine caused the total destruction of the Union Pacific coal sheds in Laramie. About 100 tons of coal were stored there at the time, and firefighters fought the blaze without being able to curb it. The sheds had not held much coal for ten years.
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Laramie
Union Pacific
Drownings Near Kemmerer Reported
Melvin Hardesty died after slipping into Sama Creek about twenty five miles north of Cokeville on Sunday. Two companions, walking in single file, did not see the accident and found his body beneath a snow bank after a search by Deputy Sheriff Olsey Twiss and volunteers.
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Kemmerer
Melvin Jlardesty
Sama
Cokeville
Sheriff's Office
Hardesty
Olsey Twiss
Clardesty
Methodist delegates chosen for Hillsdale convention
Pine Bluffs reports two delegates Missey Huth Hemphill and Mary Tyler to represent the town at the Hillsdale Sunday school convention next Saturday and Sunday. A large group plans to drive up by car, with several cars offered for use.
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Pine Bluffs
Methodist Sunday School
Hillsdale
Missey Huth Hemphill
Mary Tyler
C. R. Busechow
Wednnesday
Kansas
Fragmentary medical note on muscle inflammation
A garbled historical text mentions muscles and an inflammation setup in nearby tissues. The passage appears to describe pain or tissue reaction and references bodily components in an unclear, partial form.
Joyriders Hurt When Car Upsets at Frontier-Kemmerer
In Kemmerer on June 21 a car driven by Phillip Buddendick overturned into a water-filled ditch near the Hamefork river after a party at the Odd Fellows hall. Roy Rosenberg escaped with minor injuries while Buddendick was rescued, treated for drowning and later released. The vehicle belonged to a local Japanese resident and was badly damaged.
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Buddendick
Lincoln County Miners’ Hospital
Kemmerer
Odd Fellows Hall
Frontier
Bound Over in Wyoming Postmaster Embezzlement Case
Laramie postmaster A N Hasenkamp, recently removed, is bound over to the U.S. grand jury on charges of embezzling post office funds. Guy A Shoe maker, current mayor, has assumed the postmaster role. Assistant U S Attorney Howell and Consolidating officials testified while Postoffice Inspector Sharon presented key evidence of funds missing and custody concerns. Hasenkamp contends he remains postmaster and questions removal authority, blaming politics.
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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
Sherdian June 21 Henry B Stouge, shortly before leaving for the penitentiary in sheriff custody, was served with divorce proceedings by his wife Nancy B Stoupe. She seeks a decree of divorce custody of seven children and title to lands, citing his felony conviction. The couple married at New Market on January 17 1595.
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Sheridan
Henry B. Stouge
Nancy B. Stoupe
Stoupe
New Market, Se
Young Parloiners Find Suitcase Full of Makeup
Dell Windell and Roy McNealy, two youths, stole a suitcase from a truck at the O U depot. The case contained makeup for women from the Redpath chautauqua troupe. They hid it under a rail table, then tried to steal spurs, were caught by sheriff, confessed in jail, and await trial.
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Wheatland
Dell Windell
Roy McNealy
Knights of the Road
Pioneer
Cowgirl Nora Horner Injured Mounting Horse on Ranch
Nora Horner was brought from the John Matthews ranch on Slate Creek to Lincoln County Miners' Hospital with a badly broken ankle after her horse stepped on her as she tried to mount it. The incident occurred on the Matthews ranch.
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Kemmerer
Nora Horner
John Matthews
Slate Creek
Lincoln County Miners’ Hospital
Matthews Ranch
Attempt Made to Wreck U P Train Near Diamondville
Lincoln County sheriff's office searches for a suspect after a railroad tie was found across the track about a mile below Diamondville on June 13, just minutes before train No 18 was due. No arrests have been made.
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Kemmerer
Lincoln County Sheriff's Office
Diamondville
Freckles removal promise with ethine double strength
An old advertisement claims ethine double strength will remove freckles with a nightly and morning application. It guarantees money back if the treatment fails and notes most users need about an ounce for full effect.
Wyoming Farmers Boost Crops and Red Cross Drive Grows
Wyoming farmers report active farming across the state with larger acreage and delayed planting due to spring weather. Potato areas have nearly doubled. A statewide Red Cross drive aims to raise about 1820000 dollars for war hospital funds, hospital equipment, supplies, and medical staff.
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Gleerock
Nebraska
Council For Se
Wyoming
Boost in Wyoming crops and defense council actions
Chairman H. G. Knight reports a 20 percent increase in farm crop acreage across Wyoming, with farmers in Sheridan and Johnson counties showing strong progress. Campbell county raised 250 dollars for seed, while labor bureaus were organized in Buffalo and Sheridan. Authorities note higher grazing permits and plan intensive range supervision for the current season to aid stockmen this fall.
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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
State Council For National Defense
Union Mine Workers Back Wyoming War Effort Calls
Union Labor's interest led by President W W Gildroy and Secretary James Morgan District 32 UMWA push state council for national defense support. District 22 purchased 10 000 liberty bond. Kool Camp Sheridan raised per capita funds equal to 20 for all residents. The Red Cross drive receives top backing with locals urged to contribute and enlistments noted.
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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 Calls for National Duty to Aid Volunteers
The appeal urges citizens to support Red Cross efforts as hundreds of thousands from other locations converge for relief. The writer frames care as a shared duty and stresses that Red Cross work is humanitarian. Citizens are urged to contribute this week to ensure facilities can care for those who will be called to risk their all.
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Wyoming
Red Cross
Pine Bluffs
Cody
Newcastle
Evanston
Midwest Refining Backs War Hospitals with Large Gift
The Midwest Refining company donates 10000 to the state fund for war hospitals and Mr Verner Z Reed principal owner adds 5000 to the Red Cross of Wyoming. The gesture is cited as evidence that corporations have heart and soul.
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Midwest Refining Company
Red Crees
Verner Z. Reed
Red Cross of
Wyoming
Continental Oil gives Wyoming Red Cross portion of $10,000 gift
Continental Oil company donates 606 dollars to the Wyoming Red Cross fund as Wyoming’s share of a ten thousand dollar gift from the same company to six western states including 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
Whiston Confectionery Burglary Netted 67 and 2.50
In Kemmerer on June 21 John R. Whiston owner of the Whiston galfectionery found his store burglarized after a night raid. A hole was cut through the hallway wall into the confectionery used to enter. A punchboard held about 67 dollars was taken along with 2.50 from the cash register. The thief is believed to know the layout, but no suspect is yet named.
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Kemmerer
John R. Whiston
Whiston Galfectionery
Yale
Farmers donate over 3000 to Red Cross drive in Gresley
Weld county farmers boosted the Red Cross fund by more than 3068 dollars. Great Western Sugar company offered to advance cash from growers who contributed best grade sugar. Company field men and volunteers expect the average to be maintained or surpassed daily.
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RED Cross
Gresley
Colo
Weld County
Red Cross Fund
Great Western Sugar Company
Sugar Company
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