Wyoming Officials Eye Boundary Plan for Three Forests
June dispatch from Jackson reports a proposed inter forest boundary among Bridger Bonneville and Teton forests at headwaters of Tepes Kinky Wason and Warm Spring creeks. Officials discuss fence extension between Green River and Jackson Hole ranges to curb drift and allow shared use of grazing from both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Bridger
Bonneville
Teton Foreata
Tepes
Kinky
Wason Facon
Fieh
Potter
Washington
Leo Kevelop
Ogden
Smith Riley
C.J. Stab
Denver
Teton Ferrain
Wind River
Green River
Jackson Hole
River
Secesse
Dintriet
Knoipp
Opien
Stahl
Pinedale
Gros Ventre
Jackson's Hole
Wanmer
Teton Forest
Dean D W Tho Recalls Allied Attack On Anniversary
A letter from Corporal David Ritchie Gallery, nephew of Dean D W Tho of St Matthew’s, describes the Allied assault in France on the anniversary of the Lusitania sinking. Gallery notes heavy losses, his wrist wound, and strict censorship limiting distant news. He also mentions his brother serving as a corporal in the same contingent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hie Whele
Clete
Denver to Laramie Auto Road Race Opens Carnival Odds
The Denver Times holds a second annual road race from Denver to Laramie on July. The field includes twenty to twenty five of Colorado and Wyoming’s fastest cars. The Chandler entry led the first posting as enthusiasm spread along Automobile Row.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danamir
Denver Times
Denver
Laremie
Wye
Laranttio
Frontier Ports
Denver News
Colorado
Wyoming
Andurante
Speed
Strength
Ckill
West
Chandler
Page ads bring best returns for modern merchandising
B F Goodrich advertising manager B F Goodrich company discusses the impact of newspaper advertising. He argues readers engage with print, must know current events, and that large format ads like full pages or half pages deliver stronger selling momentum than small space ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bf. C. Tibbitts
B. F. Goodrich Company
Nhowspaper
Alvo
Goodrich
Cheyenne Stone Leader
Wyoming
Goodrich Organization
Goodrich Company
Emalior
Crow Agency forms western historical society meeting
A Crow Agency gathering near Sheridan on June 28 organized efforts to establish a Western Historical Society. Founding aims include collecting early events data, marking historic sites, correcting misconceptions, and publishing an annual year book and a public information pamphlet. Notables present included Gen. E. S. Godfrey and Thomas La Forre.
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E. S. Godfrey
George Bird Grinnell
Henry Hall
W. M. Camp
James Goss
G. Reynolds
Estep
McLoughlin
Washington
T. A. Huffman
Miles City
H. H. Thompson
Thomas la Forre
Hairy Moctasy
Jim
GoewAteady
Curley
Little Wolf
Che
Eone
Old Dog
Wills Rotynd
Patriotism Drives Canadian Planting Amid Looming Crop Seedings
Amid wartime pressure Canadian farmers in Ontario Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta push to seed vast acreages. Seeding by day and night strains workers as American actors burn oil to power equipment. The effort aims to sustain war nations by maintaining record crop acreage despite enlistment and manpower shortages.
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Canada
Ontario
Manitoba
Saskaton
Alberts Wen
Saerure
Eagle to Scream at Chugwater on Fourth of July
Preparations completed in Chugwater for a full Fourth of July program. A band concert starts at 9:20 PM with continuous events through midnight. Cheyenne speaker Gensel John Charlies Thompson to address the crowd. Ball game Bear Creek Cubs vs Slater to entertain afternoon attendees. Fireworks cap the evening festivities.
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Chugwater
Wro
Gensel John Charlies Thompson
Cheyenne
Hone
Bear Creek Cubs
Slater
L. B. Calk
German deserter with multiple armies in war record
The note details Max Kohler a 26 year old German who served in the German French Belgian armies, deserted repeatedly, married in Paris then in London, survived a torpedoing effort, and worked in munition plants in Britain. He claimed German identity when arrested in Marlborough court and moved through England to avoid recapture. He speaks English French and German and has held various trades.
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London
Max Koller
Olf
Marlborough
Fanteresting
Paris
England
France
Sussex
Folkedrone
West End
Kohler
America
Bonnet
Auugust
Charleroi
Belgium
Holland
Scotland
Newcaste
Astor and Nairne to Wed in Royal Sponsorship
Captain John Jacot Astor, son of William Waldorf Astor, to marry Lady Merett Nairne widow of Lord Mercer Nairne in Calcuttan on January 20, 1909. Astor, Life Guards officer and former champion racquet player, was wounded in France. Nairne, daughter of Violet Eliot and former viceroy of Canada, spent time in the United States. Their marriage was described as a royal ceremony of notable splendor arranged at the request of King Edward to divert native attention from war concerns.
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New York
Cablecram Dbyve
John Jacot Astor
William Waldorf Astor
Baron Astor
Bipyer
Acre
Merett Nalyne
Young Arter
Life Guards
France
Mercer Nairne
Charles George Francis Mercer Nairne
Violet Mary Eliot
Lord Charles George Fitemaurice
Marquis of
Laundown
Mercer and Nairne
Royal Moense
Calcuttan
Edward
Warest
Engin
India
Unclear passage hints at Liberty memory and Sandy Hook figure
Fragmentary text references the Statue of Liberty and a mild Presado blend that cheered troubled minds. A possible second Tom Keene at Sandy Hook is also suggested, though specifics are missing.
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Tom Keene
Sandy Hook
Astor Family Real Estate Ties and Royal Favor Rumors
The text references New York City properties including the Astor House, Exchange Court Building, and a Wall Street office. It notes a transfer last July to avoid inheritance taxes and hints at heirs planning to inherit more vast properties. It also mentions young Astor in the life Guards and King Edward as a sign of royal favor sought by William Waldorf Astor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Astor House
Exchange Court
Bulding
Wall Street
Collge
Young Astor
Life Guards
Edward
William Waldorf Astor
Czernowitz Aastern City Under War News Bulletin
Washington dispatch reviews the Bukovina capital Czernowitz amid war coverage. The National Geographic Society outlines its location near the Pruth river, diverse religious communities, market day costumes, and historical trade prior to World War I.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D. C
National Geographic Society
Bukovsina
Rowmania
Bessarabia
Pruth
Carpathians
Panube
Galats
Bukowina
Turkey
Reea
Czernowitz
Europe
Thie
Lia
Csernowitz
Avrod
Jewleh
Sadoonrs
Owernowilty
Rathe
Lemberg
Vienna
Bucharest
Weather and Crop Notes From Wyoming Observers
Rural weather observers report for the week ending June shows beneficial rains in northern counties aiding crepe crops, with frost and freezing temps in some areas. Central and southern parts need rain as temperatures vary, and several locales note showers with crop improvements.
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J. Coe Alter
WU. B. Weather Bureau
Midio
Metern
Laramie
Guac
McKennie
Codys
Tumkeom
Kehota
M. R. Hunter
Eden
Andrew Arnott
Evanston
Frank Tucker
Kirtley Ralhfell
J. J
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Wake Definite
Ptomla
Bridger, Teton and
Honnavieee
Simmer Millinery Viyon's
PRP
Sellang
KF. C. Tides
Goodrich Addy Brtising
West Historical Society
Hhought I
Custer
Canad
Weocony
Teuton
John J.astor
KY Pathat
William Walpore
Lady Mercer Valane
Eesiled
Will
New York Harbor
Italia
Bondy
Pittsburgh
Tom Keenes
Keen Americans
Cam Dal
Suymary
Pr. T.vuloga
Sheridan
Eroga
VM. A. Prine
Fouth
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