Police Court Fines Drunks and Bootleggers in Busy Session
The police court yesterday afternoon fined two bootleggers and two drinkers $100 each after late day jury trials. Louis Offenhender was found guilty of selling liquor without a license and paid the $100 fine. Jim Lock, a California bar porter, also faced a $100 fine for bootlegging. Indecent language fines of $5 each were levied on two others.
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Bacchus
Louis Offenhender
West Sixteenth Street
Offenbender
Seainson
Jim Lock
California
Thames and
Seventeenth Streets
Lock
Phelan
A.D. Walton
Math Knapp
William Bierer
L. Spemeer
John Rodin
Ian Hereman
Sam Levinson
J. Girard
Max Lewis
Erpéense
Low Gear Used in Big Climb and Dealer Claims
Dealers allege Folkrod used a nine tooth gear instead of the seventeen tooth standard to boost pulling power on his motor. George Wales Reed Hollister also cleared the hill with a flying start and gear reductions. Fred Miller of Hilledale completed the ascent with an empty sidecar, while two automobiles Reo and a Chalners followed Folkrod.
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Treoweny Broveht Nesinet N.dp
Folkrod
Hilledale
Folkrot
Thor
Falkrod
George Wales
Reed Hollister
Fred Miller
Reo
Chalners
Folkrod Teft
Greaseweed Proves Valuable in War Time Medicine
Juarez reports greaseweed a desert plant in northern Mexico contains drug properties. Maj. Gomez Tagle, a chemist at the Juarez garrison, says experiments show it could substitute for certain medicines and treat wounds. He notes a rheumatic pain remedy also derived from the plant.
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Juarz
Mex
Mexico
Gomez Tagle
Juarez Garrison
Tage
Starlight the Percheron Sold to Heald Brothers
The Heald brothers of Wya recenty bought a dark grey Percheron stallion named Starlight from Treemap company with sales at Billings. At four years old and nearly a ton, Starlight has a flawless show record including a four year old class win and Percheron Society silver medal. He will be kept at Trail Creek ranch and is described as a valuable purchase for the region. Old papers for sale offered by Leader office.
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Cody, Wya
Heald Brothers
Treemap Company
Billings
Starlight
Trail Creek Ranch
Percheron Society
Hillings
Montana
Helena
Illnois
Iowa
North Dakota
John Mell Laid To Rest In Laramie With Masonic Rites
John Mell, Albany county planter and former state tax commissioner, was buried in Laramie after a large funeral attended by mourners from Wyoming and Colorado. Scottish Rite services led by Federal Judge Riner were held at the Masonic temple, with Blue Lodge and Eastern Star officers directing the rites and a Knights Templar escort. Pallbearers included K. T. Dodge, James McGibbon, William Irvine Jr., C. D. Spalding, William Matheson, and C. M. Kuadler.
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Laramie
Wyo
John Mell
Albany County
Wyoming
Colorado
Masonic Temple
Temple
Riner
Cheyenne
Knights Templar
Blue Lodge of Masons
Eastern Star
K. T. Dodge
James McGibbon
William Irvine Jr
C.D. Spalding
William Matheson
C. M. Kuadler
Verdun Drives and French Raids Mark Verdun Front
From the French and German trenches near Verdun, large scale raids were launched with French forces penetrating German lines in heppy and Malincourt woods. The French destroyed German works and shelters, captured about 80 German prisoners, while suffering minor losses. German reinforcements arrived late under Crown Prince orders.
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Verdun
France
Champagne
Heppy Wood
Malincourt Wood
von Gallwitz
Boulder County Sells Poor Farm For Smaller Grounds
Boulder Colorado reports that the county has sold its poor farm as the 11x acre property no longer fits needs. The new facility will consolidate housing and inmates on a 40 to 80 acre site with modern conveniences.
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Boulder
Colo
Boulder County
Food administrator condemns food waste at social events
Theodore Diers calls for ending the fourth meal and cutting excess spreads at parties to conserve food for soldiers. He urges demonstrations of substitutes on a small scale and warns that indulgence in meals harms wartime nourishment and troop readiness.
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Theodore Diers
Diers
Europe
America
Germany
France
Marked Bills Trap Accused Man in Embezzlement Case
The accused man is jailed with bail not arranged. He allegedly took two days' receipts and used a marked bill to pay rent, with the bill changing hands before identification. Evidence centers on misappropriated funds and book juggling, pending a full audit and trial. Hammond and prosecutor refuse to disclose specifics.
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J. W. Hammond
Macfsrane
Macfarlane
Cheyrenne
Denver
Hammond Parking Company
Hammond
D& W. Hammond
Sam M. Thompson
Civil Engineers to Meet Here in 1919
The piece notes a 1919 meeting of civil engineers with junior members welcome if they have reached engineering college junior year. The group aims to connect engineers across the state, discuss profession issues, and coordinate efforts for legislation, including licensing law amendments to be proposed at the next state session. Also mentions Morris Harness shop ad at 420 West 19th Street.
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Ates
Card of Thanks for Julius Jorgensen’s Death
The Jorgensen family extends heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbors and to B P QO B No 660 Modern Woodmen and Frater nal Aid Union for aid and sympathy during the sudden bereavement of Julius Jorgensen. Mrs Christina Jorgensen and Family.
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Woodmen of the World
Julius Jorgensen
Christina Jorgensen
First baker sanctioned as federal food rules bite
March bulletin reports John Hezko of Monarch had his license revoked and shop closed by the federal food administration. It notes other state bakers under investigation and vows strict enforcement of baking regulations with substitutes and compliance urged across hotels restaurants and commercial travelers.
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Hezko
John Hezko
Monarch
United States Food Administration
Food Administration
Funeral services for England baby today
Funeral services for the two months old son of Mr and Mrs Oli vey M Hagland will be held from Early’s chapel at 2 40 this afternoon with Rev J S Stabblefield officiating.
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Olivey M. Hagland
J. S. Stabblefield
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