Immense mountain lion killed after long dog chase near Dubois
In Wyoming near Dubois, an immense mountain lion that had preyed on stock for years was killed by Don B E Wells, a hunter for the biological survey. A fifteen mile pursuit with a pack of dogs ended in Devil's Basin when Wells shot the animal near a clump of jack pines. The lion repeatedly tried to shake the trail by climbing trees, but the dogs kept the chase until the hunter arrived.
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Years
Don BE
Wells
Biological Survey
Dubois
Minton Peek
Devil's Basin
Denver Pioneer 15 Greet Daughter Visitor
J. Gay Smith of Denver, a pioneer resident known for years in local politics, arrived in the city yesterday afternoon to visit his daughter, Mrs. James F. Guthrie.
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Denver Pioneer
J. Gay Smith
Denver
City
James F. Guth
Theft From Mail of $7000 Revealed After Two Months
In Greybull Wyoming on March 22 a $7000 currency shipment from Merchants National Bank of Billings Montana to First National Bank of Greybull was stolen in transit. The loss was discovered after a Billings check to Greybull confirmed payment and insured loss settlement occurred within thirty days. Postal inspectors pursue leads, linking the theft to the Wyoming route. investigations focus on post office handling and train platform practices.
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Greybull
Wyo
Merchants National Bank
Bik Vines
Mont
Iret National Bank
Billings Bank
Pillings Bank
Theorey
Billings Institution
Ita Toss
Post Office Department
Wro
Merchanta National Bank
First National Bank of Greybull
Greybull Bank
Tillings
Ami
Himes
Greybail
Ac Vetifig
Bilfines
Tbe Merchants Bank
United States
Canada
England
Wyoming
Denver
Billings
Seven Year Old Boy Fires Rifle at Playmate
In Careyhurst homestead Governor Carey’s farm Kenneth Brighton seven found rifle in barn and aimed at Maud Ferguson seven. The loaded rifle discharged piercing the lung and lodged near the spine. The girl was rushed to hospital where surgeons reported a good chance of recovery.
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Douglas, Wood
Careyhuret
Carey
Kenneth Brighton
Maud Ferguson
O. D. Ferguson
Ad offers Foley remedy trial package via mail slip
A dramatic ad promises a mailed trial package of Foley products including Honey and Tar Compound for coughs and colds, Foley Kidney Pills for pain, and Foley Cathartic Tablets for constipation. It requests readers to cut out the slip, mail it with their name and address to Poley & Co in Chicago.
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Poley & Co
Sheffield Ave
Chicago
Foley
Adv
President Powers Finishes Denver Journey Home
President Thomas G. Powers of the Fifteenth Legislature departed for Torrington after an operation in Denver. He traveled with Mrs. Powers and their daughter, who arrived from Fort Collins on the afternoon train.
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Thomas G. Powers
Senate
Denver
Torrington
Powers
Miss Ruth Nash Contracts Diphtheria in Laramie
Mrs Ed Nash left for Laramie Friday after a message said her daughter Miss Ruth Nash aged 18 had contracted diphtheria there. Dr J D Shingle visited Laramie yesterday afternoon to attend Miss Nash.
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Mra
Ed Nash
Jaramie
Ruth Nash
J. D. Shingle
Laramie
Miss Nash
Scabies Outbreak Hits Converse County Cattle
Douglas Wyoming March 22 Scabies has appeared among the cattle of Converse County and stockmen will meet here next Wednesday to plan combatting the spread of the disease.
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Douglas, Wyo
State Can't Force Sheepmen to Dip Winter's Ruling
Casper Wyoming March 22 Judge Charles E Winter sustains demurrer of Natrona county sheepmen against a state bid to compel dipping. The ruling says the legislature cannot impose preventive measures, inspectors must dip only diseased animals, and 1917 penalties lack constitutional basis. State to appeal to the supreme court amid dozens more sheepmen seeking compliance.
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Casper
Wyo
Charles E. Winter
Sixth Judicial District
Natronal
Supreme Court
Winter
Wilson urges 15 cent pay for sheep shearers in Wyoming
Dr. J. M. Wilson, president of the Wyoming Wool Growers association, mails a letter to members urging pay of 15 cents per sheep shorn plus board. He cites Utah at 12.5 cents with board or 14 cents without, Arizona at 16 to 20 cents with shearers boarding themselves, and Niobrara County setting 15 cents with board. He recalls Wyoming localities paying 17.5 cents plus board last year and notes wage trends for herders in Idaho and Montana.
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Douglas
Wyo
J. M. Wilson
Wyoming Wool Growers' Association
Utah
Arizona
Nairona
Wyoming
Wilson
Idaho
Rouna Hatin
Mont
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Maggie
Lander, Wyo
Greyyrule
President Powers
Miss Ruth Nash
Diptheria Supfraer
Scabies
Converse County
Dr. Caldwell
R. A. Laney
Alexandria
W. B. Calgmell
Washington Street
Momticello, Illunord
Wool Grower's Association
Shemp Shearers
Castoria
Hirsh-Wickwire Co. and Bros. Co
George W. Daiber
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