Stock Growers Set Annual Meeting in Kemmerer Wyoming
Special cars will be chartered to carry stockmen to the Stock Growers Association convention in Kemmerer on April 11. Gov. Frank J. Hughes and other prominent figures will attend and address the gathering. The meeting will discuss wartime effects on the livestock industry and include planned entertainments and accommodations. Special trains depart Cheyenne April 6 and reach Kemmerer the next day. return trips depart April 5. Those seeking lodging should contact Miss Alice Smith secretary of the Stock Growers Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stock Growers’ Association
Kenmmerer
Frank J. Hioux
Preston
H W. T. Tomlin
American National Livestock Association
A. F. Striker
Omaha
Kemmerer
Stig None
Wyoming Cattle County
Ots
Cwill
Cheyenne
Midnigst
Woot
Eave Kemmerer
Dbeytune
Mies Alice Smith
Tly Stowk
Urowers’ Association
Wartime remedy promises instant hair color for gray
Mire Machio, a New York actress, touts a home hair dye remedy using Ordex powder to turn gray hair black or brown. She claims a box costs 25 cents and includes usage instructions, with a gold bond guarantee about safety and non staining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mire Machio
New York
Benefit concert a great success by Rockwell quartet at the Kline home
The season’s mission event filled the hall with an attentive audience. Rockwell quartet Mrs Wred Bolee Mrs Curtis Hinkle George S Lake and Harold L Vaughan with accompanist Mrs Harold Vaughan presented Verdi and other works to enthusiastic applause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kline
Rockwell
L. W. Trumball
Wred
Bolee
Curtis L. Hinkle
George 8. Lake
Harold L. Vaughan
Harold Vaughan
J. Lovett Rockwell
Red Cross Benefit Hailed by Heived Singers
A decorated hall featured a Red Cross standard with Stars and Stripes as Ushers in Red Cross costumes managed tickets and programs by Misses Ridgley Thompson Jensen Harrington. Generous donations included a Steinway piano from Knight-Campbell Co boosting funds for the Red Cross Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Stimeon
Mary Carpenter
Eva Kepler
Harold Wolcott
Lueckle Ridgley
Gertrude Thompson
Evelyn Jensen
Ruth Harrington
Seek Police Judge to Bargain for Price of Knockout
Two intoxicated men visited police headquarters asking for the charge for a knockout. An officer suggested the price would be about $20 and twenty five days, then noted the exact amount is set by the judge. The men asked to speak with Judge Swainson to confirm the price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ereceiz
Swainson
Dangerous Mareh Month Brings Cough and Croup Fears
Mrs. W. H. Thornton of Little Neck Arkansas reports her boy suffered a severe croup attack but two doses of Foley's Honey and Tar relieved him and she would not be without it. The note warns readers to be prepared for cold and whooping cough in changeable weather and wet feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Thornton
10Th St
Little Neck
Ark
Foley
Ashford Funeral Today After Tuesday Shooting
Ashford, 25, of Cheyenne, died Tuesday afternoon from bullet wounds inflicted by C. Loy March 1. The funeral will be at 3 p.m. at the A M E Church. He attended local public schools and worked for the United States Weather Bureau under R Q Grant. Survived by his father William Ashford and his grandparents.
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Ashford
C. Loy
A. M. EL
Cheyenne
United States Weather Bureau
R. Q. Grant
L. Ki. Daingerfield
William Ashford
Open Competitive Examinations Listed by Civil Service
United States civil service commission announces openings for plasterer physical laborer cost accounting supervisor laboratory and field assistant plant introduction market assistant in stock and meats sanitary chemist etc with salary ranges. Mail-in offer advertises Foley products and trial package in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Civil Service Commission
Bureau of Mines
War Savings Stamps Appeal In Cheyenne Post Office
Postmaster Walter M. Larsh calls Cheyenne citizens to support front line service by buying war savings stamps. Stamps cost 4.14 this month and mature at 6 dollars in 1924 with 4 percent interest earned quarterly. Thrift stamps at 25 cents each can be exchanged later to cover the difference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter M. Larsh
Cheyenne
Oil news updates on multiple wells and drilling activity
Plymouth Rock reports a new crew and 50 feet daily progress on a section 34 well down 1700 feet. Wind River stock trades up while a deep Lander well nears drilling. Sapulpa Refining offers stock subscriptions to cut debt. Elk Basin and Flagler units resume drilling as weather improves. Select, Colo. reports early week well progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth Rock
Wind River Petroleum
Denver
Wind River Deep
Lander
Wind River Company
A. A. Magnum
Equity Oil Company
Montana
Elk Basin
A. B. Swanson Company
Yates Center Pool
Kansas
Flagler
Cole
Flagler Oil and Gal Company
Akron
Eads
Colo
Select
Oil finds spark activity at Emigrant Gap and Sault Creek
The Western Exploration Company reports six wells completed in the last year and new drilling on the Harrison and Heebe leases. Williams logs a new producer at Sault Creek with 800 barrels daily from section 11, plus a 1000 barrel per day prior output. Northwest at Big Walley nears liquid values with a likely big flow. Emigrant Gap hosts seven operators and multiple rigs with several drills advancing toward 2000 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Exploration Company
Leader
Ihlarrison
Heebe
Schoonmaker
Sault Creek
BE. T. Williams
Section 11
Second Wall Creek
Williams
Big Walley
Emigrant Gap
Ohio ON Company
Curtis Petroleum Company
Virginia Oil
Bix Six Leasing Company
Mecca Oil Company
Liberty Oi Company
Wyoming
Aero mail service to link Washington and New York
Report predicts experimental air post service between Washington and New York will soon expand to routes across the country. Officials say sky ships will become a common sight, linking cities and speeding mail delivery beyond traditional rail and wire networks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SPW
York
Maren
Washington
New York
National Capital
United States
Greater New York: war sacrifices clash with luxury gambling
The piece denounces affluent gamblers in New York as war sacrifices falter for their luxuries. It notes two million annual state license fees and growing motor traffic, while warning that gamblers and hosts may face exposure, fines, or jail. It mentions Zionist recruitment for Palestine and criticizes Mayor Hylan’s Florida trip amid public scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
British Fusiliers
England
Palestine
Greater
Holy Land
Hylan
Florida
Palm Beach
Red Star Branch to be Organized at City Hall Tonight
A meeting to organize a Red Star Animal Rescue branch will be held at city hall at 8 o'clock. The Humane Society invites twenty leading citizens to assist in forming the chapter and supporting wounded and suffering horses on the battlefront. The piece notes the war value of horses in cavalry and logistics and cites Allied and German actions and the potential demand for care and hospitals for animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Red Star Animal Re- Nef
City Hall
The
Humane Society
Red Star
American Red Star
America
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William Fox
Cleopatra
Theda Bara
Modern Filmom
Speghal
RED Cross Nts
EAMG
Verdi
Lethany
Luela
Mia Trumiell Sant
James Dunn
Mr. Vaughan
Tofahe
Hirilliant Nambhor
iMokle
Paseral
W. Ashford
CW Service Examinations
Foley & Co
Sheffield Ave
Chicago
Larsh
Young
Jupiter
Cheng Oi Company
Thornton Field
Upton
Maverick Springs Dome
Maverick Springs
Sheridan-Wyoming Company
Sapulpa Refining Company
Castle Creek
Choate
Douglas
Wyo
Kelley Mercantile Co
RED Star Branch
Battle Front
Citizens National Bank
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