Homestead Protective Association Sets Year-End Election
Wyoming H P A marks its first year with a March 15 election of officers including president vice president secretary treasurer and three executive board members Plans for funding the ensuing year will be reviewed by the ways and means committee formed last week A meeting at Coyote Den involved Jack Hed Tiff Richardson Burt Whiting S M Raber and W Shepard to discuss proposals
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Wyo
Homesteaders’ Protective Association
Committee of Ways and Means
Jack Hed
Tiff Richardson
Burt Whiting
Raber
W. Shepard
Coyote den
Diecuas
Japanese Worker Is Shot At Moorcroft Lodge
T Sadamoto employed by Burlington at Moorcroft Wy was shot twice in the abdomen and chest while in his bunkhouse. He was found unconscious and brought to Sheridan then to the state hospital. Doctors say his condition is not serious and recovery is expected. The motive and attacker remain unknown. An additional Japanese man in the house offered little new information.
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Sadamoto
Contract Signed for New Pipe Organ in Sheridan
The Hutchins Organ Company of Boston has a contract with the First Congregational church of Sheridan for a full organ installation by September 1. The $5,500 instrument will be the fourth organ in Sheridan, featuring 1257 pipes and three banks of keys with exclusive design features. An expert will oversee delivery and setup locally.
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Sheridan
Wyo
First Congregational Church
Decker and Cummings
Hutchins Organ Company
Boston
Mass
First Congregational Church of
Mistaken Diagnosis Reconsidered by Patient After Swamp-Root
A Roseboro man recounts severe kidney and bladder troubles five years ago and says after four fifty cent bottles of Swamp-Root a ten grain gravel stone passed. He mailed the stone as proof and reports no further trouble, praising the preparation after doctors failed. The sworn 1909 affidavit by F H Horne and notary J M Hall confirms the testimony.
Prove What Swamp-Root Will Do For You Sample Request
Letter to Dr Kilmer and Co bidding readers in Binghamton New York to request a sample bottle of Swamp Root. The offer promises a booklet with information on kidneys and bladder and notes regular pricing five and ten dollar bottles available at drug stores.
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Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghampton N. Y
Anyope
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Flexible steel rim for Laurier trucks aids coal transport
Hudson Wyoming March 10 J Edsall a Pioneer Smelting and Transportation official has invented a flexible steel rim for Laurier truck traction wheels. The rim uses steel caps with ground grips and does not hinder rubber tire blocks, doubling power on wet or snow covered roads enabling transport of coal to districts without rail service.
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Hudson, Wyo
Stuart Made Famous Trip 100 Years Ago
The 100th anniversary marks Robert Stuart as the first white traveler to cross present Wyoming on the Oregon trail. He built a winter camp near Casper after crossing Polson Creek, but Arapaho Indians consumed much of his meat supply. He moved downstream to a second encampment and began the journey toward St Louis on March 8, 1918, influencing the Oregon trail route.
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Robert Stuart
Wyoming
Nebraska
Stuart
Casper
Polson Creek
Arapahoe
St. Louis
Oregon Trail
Laramie
Optometrist Praised as West’s Leading Professional
A local optometrist is hailed as one of the best in the West in a feature recognizing his expertise and service to the community.
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West
Basin young man found dead in Wyoming cabin
Coroner and sheriff investigate the death of 27 year old R M Paddock in Basin Wyoming. A small amount of strychnine was found in Reffner's cabin along with no visible wounds. Authorities note no apparent cause for the self inflected death. The man was a cripple and had lived with the Paddock brothers on the ranch. The scene was discovered about 10 o'clock the following morning. The coroner convened a jury to review the case.
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A. J. Paddock
F. B. Reffner
Jack
Reffner
Harris
Pennsylvania
R Aident
Cure a Cold in One Day Bromo Quinine Tablets
Druggists refund money if this product fails. E. W. Grove endorses each box. Sold for 25 cents.
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E. W. Grove
Rock Springs Eyes Promising Pressed Brick Plant
Rock Springs officials report strong momentum for a pressed brick plant to be built by summer. The committee estimates brick cost at 9 per 1000 and wall installation at about 16 per 1000, with freight to Rock Springs totaling 35 per 1000. The proposed plant would produce 20 000 bricks daily using modern machinery designed for shale rock.
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Rock Springs
Wyo
Physician Endorses Eckmans Alterative for Tuberculosis
A physician reports using Eckmans Alterative successfully in tubercular neck glands and other forms. Mrs. Garvin of Idaho Falls swears she gained weight, healed lung trouble, and now performs all work since pregnancy. Eckmans Alterative advertised as nonaddictive and nonpoisonous, with a promise of a recovery booklet from Dr Erkman Laboratory and sale through Palace Pharmacy Drug Co.
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Eckman
Idaho Falls
Idaho
M. H. Garvin
Aguilar Player Hit By Foul Ball In Practice
Aguilar Colorado March 10. H L Price a dry goods merchant and captain of last year's Aguilar team was struck in the left eye by a foul ball during a Sunday practice game. Doctors fear the eye may be lost and total blindness could result in both eyes.
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Aguilar
Colo
H. L. Price
Price
Munsey Sells Journal in Boston Purchase
Frank A. Munsey has sold the Boston Journal after owning it since 1905. The buyer was not disclosed. The paper backed the progressive party during the last national campaign, with reports that prominent party figures negotiated for control.
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Boston
Frank A. Munsey
Boston Journal
Munsey
Progressive Party
Immigrants pour into Wyoming swelling state population
Immigrants arrive in Wyoming at a rapid pace, bringing horses, goods, and family crews. EK Gardner and son, Lawrence Jensen from Fairfield, M D lead a stream of settlers with stock and household items. George Grove and M H Bass arrive with machinery and horses. Ed Wales returns with cows and farm tools. Patrick Gunn of Pine Ridge, Calhoun brothers, Antone Cerley, Jay Cosgrove, T H Hale and others follow with cars cargoes. More cars expected as settlers plan new homes and farms.
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van Tasseli
Wyo
Wyoming
EK. F. Gardner
Lawrence Jensen
Fairfield
M. D
George Grove
M. H. Bass
Ed Wales
Patrick Gunn
Pine Ridge
S. C
Peter Watson
Antone Cerley
Calhoun Bros
Antone
Meadow Grove
Wickersham Begins Globe Encirclement Tour from Chicago
Former Attorney General George W. Wickersham arrives in Chicago with wife Frances Noyes and companions on the first stage of a six month voyage around the world. They will sail to Japan from San Francisco next Sunday. Miss Martha Bowers, companion on the trip, moves about in a arm sling after a horse accident in Washington with Miss Helen Taft.
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Chicago
George W. Wickersham
Frances Noyes
Martha Bowers
Lloyd Bowers
New York
F. P. Moore
Wickersham
Japan
San Francisco
Blackstone Hotel
Noyet
Miss Bowers
Helen Taft
Washington
Cafeteria Dinner Hours Announced at The Robinson
The Robinson cafeteria offers daily meals from 11 30 a m to 2 pm and from 5 pm onward with a serving period continuing each day.
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the Robinson
Doctor's Health Advice Promises Cures for Catarrh and Hair Loss
A long column of reader questions receives remedies from a physician. Solutions include Vilane powder nasal wash with balm, plain yellow mingos for scalp diseases, three grain hypo-nuclane tablets for anemia and pallor, a rheumatism cure mix, and various tonics and compounds for coughs, indigestion, obesity, constipation, bed-wetting, and insomnia.
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