First Hackner Atom Auto Plow Shipped to Cody Ranch
The first Hackner Atom auto plow arrives in Cody from Park County for A A Anderson's Pallette ranch. A one man machine with four cylinders, it attaches two 16 inch plows and can harrow and seed bed in a single pass. It can also haul wagons and accept other farm implements, after proving successful in Omaha months ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cody
Park County
A. A. Anderson
Pallette Ranch
Omaha
Dad Pierce
Pallette
Miner Killed When Motor and Car Collide
Rock Springs reports a fatal mine accident at No 9 mine where Harry Orme died in hospital after a collision between an empty mine car and the motor. Orme and his partner were aboard the car when it crashed on a incline, Richard Orme, his brother, managed the motor and suffered distress though not to blame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Springs
No. 9
Harry Orme
Orme
Richard Orme
Bank to Erect Two Story Building at Worland
Mr. Baird president of the First National Bank announces optimism about Worland conditions and plans to begin construction of a two story modern brick building. The first floor will house banking rooms and the second story will be divided into offices.
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Worland
Baird
First National Bank
Stewart Fires At Madison After Ranch Dispute
John Stewart arrived in Worland claiming to have shot Jack Madison at the Hampton ranch north of town. Madison beat Stewart, who fired three shots that did not hit Madison but alarmed locals. Deputy Lee Sterling and Abe Kent investigated. oats dispute with Josiah Johnston is cited as the source of the trouble.
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John Stewart
Worland
March
Jack Madison
Hampton Ranch
Madison
Stewart
Lee Sterling
Abe Kent
Josiah Johnston
Piles-Cured in 1 Day, Druggist Guarantees Refund
Piles cured in 1 day with PAZO OINTMENT as the druggist offers a refund if bleeding, protruding piles are not healed within 14 days. This guaranteed claim appears in the product notice.
Peculiar Deaths Marked by Sudden Cast Application
In Lander area a notable death follows the casting of a fractured limb. Mrs. Meredith, injured February 5, seemed to recover before Dr. Padget placed a plaster cast. After washing, the doctor found her dead from an embolism of the heart, shocking the attending physician.
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Lander
Mr. Meredith
North Fork Canyon
Meredith
Suden
NEW Lodge
Golden Links
Superior
Oscar Enberg
Green River
C. A. Wade
Big Horn
Yokel
Mike Yokel
Charles Miller
St. Paul
Jackson
Co. C. Moore
Opera House
Sheridan
Aresult
Albany County
Tévally
Laramie
Sam Reed
Fort Collins
David H. Scott
Mary H. Irby
Bronx
Wyomill
Stephen Boyd
Organize Basin March Meeting of Civil Engineers
March 5 meeting of the Wyoming Society of Civil Engineers opened at 2 oclock in the Carnegie library with H T Nowell as temporary chairman and A F P FHlerup as temporary secretary. The next morning permanent organization was formed and a constitution and by laws adopted. Officers elected include Clyde W Atherly as president and H T Nowell as vice president.
Remains Identified as F T Nolan in Nevada Mountains
Green River March 6. Sheriff and coroner confirm bones found in Silver Zone mountains near Wendover belong to F T Nolan who disappeared from Green River in 1909. A vest pocket book furthers identity. cause of death remains undetermined with no clear clues.
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Green River
Nevada
F.T. Nolan
Harrin
Wendover
Sie
Wella
Arthur Bell
Silver Zone
Silver Zoo
Box
Orower
F. T. Nolan
Powell Tribune Sale Marks Local Paper Change
J R Baird buys the Powell Tribune and will run the publication. Other items note a Lovell creamery opening, infant death in Lovell, engagements and marriages in Cody and Lusk, deaths in Hudson, franchise requests at Hudson, a new Lusk reading room, and various local notices including births, leases, and stage accidents.
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J. R. Baird
Powell Tribune
Ita
Lovell Creamery
Mra
Lovell Indead
Pertha Brown
Homer Bowden
Cody
Ed Daniels
Hudson
Shoshoni Light, Fuel and Power Company
Ladies of Lusk
Bank to be an imposing structure
The Citizens National Bank plans a tall fireproof office building in Wyoming with two large vaults and a mezzanine. The structure will house president and cashier offices, tellers and clerks, public phone, three retiring rooms, and a safe room vault for 2,000 boxes. Completion expected by October 1. Baerresen Bros prepared the plans and will oversee construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pace
Board of Directory
Citizens National Bank
Baerresen Broa
Miners Strike Develops as Nat Suffer Coal Shortage
The anthracite industry faces a strike impact with about 180000 miners affected. About 10 million tons of coal remain, enough for roughly one month. Leaders demand higher wages, union recognition, an eight hour day without pay cut, union dues collection by operators, and a one year binding agreement rather than three.
Wilson Urges Unity for Progressives in Des Moines
In Des Moines, Woodrow Wilson appealed for unity among progressives, warning that Alaska and the Philippines risk exploitation by entrenched interests. He challenged Republicans to abandon old ties to finance and urged like minded men to unite for a common end. J Ross Carpenter of Cheyenne attended as a listener.
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Republican Organization
Wilson
Des Moines
J. Ross Carpenter
Cheyenne
Panhandle Stockmen Convene in El Paso Over Merger Talks
The thirteenth Panhandle Stockmen's Association convention opened in El Paso Texas with record attendance. Officers proposed a merger with the Panhandle and Southwestern Stockmen's Association as Amarillo and Oklahoma City vie to host the next gathering.
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Panhandle Stockmen
EL Paso
Texas
Panhandle Stockmen's Association
Chan
Uxt
Knight's for Athletic Goods to Magasines Fle
Local ad fragment shows Knight's for Athletic Goods and Knight's for Magazines with partial phrases. The readable portion signals a shop offering sporting goods and magazine sales, but the text is incomplete and lacks clear events or dates to describe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knight's
Athletic Goods
Magasines
Knight’s
Fle
Knight’ S
The Last Opportunity 10 Secure Coupon During Campaign
A fragmented ledger describes a 10 000 Club campaign with district splits and voter counts across Cheyenne and surrounding areas. Names and addresses appear for numerous Misses and Mrs. across districts, while a railway wage demand note follows mentioning increases for eastern railroads north of the Norfolk and Western line and the Ohio River.
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Chicago
Norfolk & Western Railroad
Ohio River
Campaign urges new entrants to join 10 000 Club for votes
The State Leader promotes a 10 000 Club campaign with four thousand prizes and a Special Coupon offer. It urges new candidates to recruit five friends, boost subscriptions, and finish before the March 16 deadline to gain votes and prizes.
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State of
Wyoming
New Bank
Pivot National Bank of Worland
Lady
Doctor
Wyoming Society of Civil Engineon
Basin
Cokeville Register
J. D. Nob
Kopalifs
Alaska
Philippines
22Nd Street
Muriel Bruce
Eddy St
Addie Swaney
Ethel Buelcher
Cecelia Ritchie
Maxwell St
Mae Lee
Dillon St
Ida B Calder
A. R. Vollock
Marie Smith
Elva Roberts
T. Mine Charity Bluart
Marie Crowley
Mies Sadie BE. McCloskey
Normandie
Ft. Russell
Frank Bowman
25Th
Pauline O’brien
Agnes Scott
Ruby Walter
Evang
C. M. Dowell
Russell
Margarite Hallett
East 27Th
Margaret Stull
Laramie County
Fort Russell
Platt
Goshen
Albany
Carbon
Sweetwater
Uinta
Lincoln
Mildren Wachter
Sibyles
Wyo
Villa D. Moore
Diamond
Bertha Mumm
Fort Steele
Amy Crawford
Miss Pearl Casto
Ft. Bridger
Gilmore
Hillsdale
Fay Freeman
Wheatland
Flora Jease
Evan Wheatland
Ed Lewis
Hartville
Rosalie Goodrich
Mabel Noyes
Burns
Mae Moriarty
Misa Ethel Anderson
Rawlins
Misa Josie Thandell
Julia Brough
Lyman
Hose Woods
Kemmerer
Alice Shaw
Torrington
Irene Dickenson
Hanna
Marie Warner
Niahrars
Converse
Natron
Fremont
Hot Springs
Washakie Park
Johnson
Sheridan Campbell
Crook
Weston
Rhoda McDowell
Huson
Mae Cline
Alice Sims
Manville
Hazel
Underwood
Gillette
Florence Miller
Lusk
Clara Shaughnessy
Rozet
Lovell
Eva Clark
Casper
Helen &. Duncan
Thermopolis
Lillian Iba
Verna Wells
Margaret Sullivan
Edna O'Neal
Mary Sanderson
Buckhoriff
Frank Bowma
Pauline O'lri
Muriel Broce
Misa
Ethel Briethe
Cecelia Rieht
Ida B. Calder
Mildred Waec
Villa D. Moor
Bertha Mume
Oregon
RK. V. Pierce
Pierce
Golden Medical Discovery
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