Wagon Accident Ends in Wyoming Man’s Death
Jusin McLean, aged about 22, was killed when his wagon toppled from a snowed bridge near Piney while returning from Opal with a lumber load. The crash crushed his head and body. he died instantly or shortly after. He leaves his wife, two young children, and his parents, Angus McLean of Cokeville and the McLean family.
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Piney
Wyo
Jusin McLean
McLean
Opal
Caus—ehle
McLean Uonderhe
James Home
Stohe
Angus McLean
Cokeville
Edna Black
Fon
Joe Black
Fig Piney
A B Daniels Dies by Self Inflicted Gunshot in Douglas
A B Daniels, 56, longtime Wyoming resident and Douglas Mason lodge treasurer, died from a self inflicted head wound after weeks of insomnia. He left an estate valued at 100000 dollars and is survived by a widow, his mother, and a son and daughter. The funeral was held under Masonic auspices amid community mourning.
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Douglas
A. B. Daniels
Daniela
Daniels
Wyoming
Rewlins
Masonic Lodge of
Masonic Lodge
Factory Lovell acreage campaign reaches target
Citizens of Lovell Byron Cowley and Kane report 4182 acres pledged to secure a 1919 beet sugar factory in Lovell area. Garland Powell areas show limited effort while Worland country begins canvassing.
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Lovell
Byron
Cowley
Kane
Garland
Powell
Territoris
Encourt
Worland
Cure Piles In 6 To 14 Days Drug Warning Card
A druggist offers a refund if PAOINTMENT fails to cure itching bleeding or protruding piles within 6 to 14 days. The notice seeks subscribers to the State Leader.
Miner Killed by Fall of Coal at Central Coal Mine
Rock Springs reports John Derbyshire a recent immigrant from England died when a fall of coal collapsed in the Central Coal and Coke company mine on Monday. He leaves a wife and two children. Funeral services drew a large crowd including 250 Local 2282 members.
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Rock Springs
John Derbyshire
Central Coal & Coke Company
England
Accident injures Newcastle hunter near Spencer
While hunting Tuesday two miles east of Spencer a man tripped and dropped his shotgun. The weapon discharged striking his right leg near the ankle, splintering bone though not breaking it. He is in critical condition at Newcastle hospital.
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Newcastle
Ooldo Gloyous
Spencer
Horse Thieves Reported in Rock Springs Vicinity
A March 26 dispatch from the lower country south of Rock Springs notes about twenty horses with various brands stolen by a gang led by Tex Hall. Sheriff Ledford of Moffat County organized a pursuit from Craig with several men to capture the horses and thieves.
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Rock Springs
Tex” Hall
Bagg
Shariff Ledford
Moffat County
Craig
Good Roads Convention Aims at Northern Wyoming Highway
A two day meeting set for April 19 and 20 in Buffalo will organize the Northern Wyoming Good Roads Association to cooperate with the South Dakota Wyoming Interstate Highway group. Delegates from Cody Worland Sheridan Gillette Moorcroft Upton Sundance Newcastle Douglas Casper Kaycee and others will attend. E L Emery president of the Wyoming State Highway Association plans to join the session.
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Buffalo
Wyoming Good Roads Association
Hagin
Worland
Sheridan
Gillette
Moorcroft
Upton
Sundance Newcastle
Douglas
Casper
Kaycee
E. L. Emery
Wyoming State Highway Association
Shipments of moss agate from Guernsey to Germany
Wyoming offers varied resources as Toney Wilde and Frank Dearcorn of Guernsey plan a carload of moss agate to Germany. They will get five cents per pound fob Guernsey but will not sell at a higher price. The mine lies about one and a half miles north of Guernsey.
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Guernsey
Wyoming
Toney Wilde
Frank Dearcorn
Guerney
Moss Agate
Germany
Wilson Leads Rawlins in State Straw Poll
A state newspaper poll shows low participation in presidential straw voting with Wilson leading Rawlins. The Journal reports a discouraging result due to few readers submitting votes and partial, garbled tallies reflected in the published excerpt.
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BO Wilgon
Wyoming Indictment Upheld Over Gambling at Doyle's Inn
Judge Carpenter in Laramie refused to quash the indictment against Tom Doyle for permitting gambling at his business. Also notes fort Mackenzie orders to move at moment's notice and fair dates, a Sheridan divorce filing, and a Sheridan peeping conviction.
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Wyoming
Carpenter
Laramie
Tom Doyle
Fort Mackenzie
Big Hore
Mra
Olive Oluon
Sheridan
Tom—Charles Moore
Mosshoffer
Torrington votes on water and sewer bond on May 14
Torrington residents will vote on bonding the town to build a water and sewer system on May 14. Hart-Zenna Kinch was hurt at Hartville when ore from a car flew the track after a broken rail. Several cars derailed into a ditch. Alfalfa galore as Cody ships 101 carloads this winter.
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Torrington
Hart—Zenna Kinch
Hartville
Cody
Local Notices and Community Updates Across Wyoming Towns
Shipments weigh 1200 tons at 9.50 per ton totaling 11400 dollars. W O Brown elected cashier of Evanston National Bank. J W Carso resigns. Band 18 reorganized in Rock Springs with street concerts planned. May pave movement aims to pave Main Streets at Rock Springs. Maud Sewell Joe Tietz and Pick Edwards of Laramie fined 25 dollars and ten days jail for petty larceny. Ed McNealey operated on for appendicitis. Mrs O R Collier of Worland broke elbow after fall on ice. Byron Dramatic Club forms Wheatland club. In Worland, ten-year-old son of Jake Frigon noted. Marie Jane Escott of Green River dies in Denver. Emil Bertagnolli’s ten-month-old son noted in Rock Springs. Thomas Byron West dies after long illness. J F Williams of Upton aged 67.
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W. O. Brown
Evanston
Evanston National Bank
J. W. Carso
Rock Springs
Maud Sewell
Joe Tietz
Pick Edwards
Laramie
Ed McNealey
Mra
Joe McNealey
Mra. O. R. Collier
Worland
Byron Dramatic Club
Wheatland Club
Jake Frigon
Green River
Marie Jane Escott
Bell
Denver
Emil
Gabriel Bertagnolli
Basen
Thomas Byron West
Upton
J. F. Williams
Obituary notices list several newborns and a death
GREYRULL Frank Pulsifer died very suddenly at seventy. He was a bachelor. Other fragments list births and parent names including BAGGS daughter to Joan Terrill, LANDER daughter to George Painter, Cody son to Em merson Bunn, PINEY twin sons to George Effelvere, RAWLINS son to Conductor Speigie.
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Greyrull
Frank Pulsifer
Baggs
Joan Terrill
Lander
George Painter
Cody
Emmerson Bunn Piney
George Effelvere
Rawlins
Conductor Speigie
Wedding in Sheridan Unites David and Georgia Chamberlain
Mr. David Chamberlain and Miss Georgia Chamberlain of Sheridan wed at the Presbyterian church in Sheridan, Wyoming, in a local ceremony reported by the newspaper.
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Wyoming
David Chamberlain
Miss Georgia Chamberlain
Sheridan
Presbyterian Church In
Wyoming Notaries and Officials in Capitol News
Governor Carey commissions Sarah BE Warner of Ten Sleep as notary public and Thomas J Hunt of Philadelphia as commissioner of deeds for Wyoming. State stock company capital is 1000 dollars with business at Cakeville. Edward Wedemeyer serves as secretary of state. State examiners Putnam and Morgan visit Laramie on official business.
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Sarah BE. Warner of
Ten’ Sleep
Carey
Thomas J. Hunt
Philadelphia
State of
Wyoming
State Board of
Tve Stock Commissioners
Sheridan
Fred G. 5
Hesne
Thomas Bell
J. C. Underwood
Edward Wedemeyer
Cakeville
Putnam and
Morgan
Laramie
Albany court verdict notes trial motion and injuries case
Fragmentary text shows a county court verdict awarding eleven thousand five hundred nine dollars for injuries against a company. A new trial motion appears, with references to exceptions and officials including an Humane Agent and a district court. Separate items mention Governor Carey appointing William Lieberoth of New York to represent Wyoming at a migration and distribution convention in New York on April 3.
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Albany Co
Ytter
Westingy
Carey
William Lieberoth
New York
Wyoming
Nw York
Leap Year Dance at Keefe Hall Tonight
Leap Year dance at Keefe Hall tonight under auspices of the Once a Week Club. Music by the Fourth Field Artillery Band directed by Mr Auttolo. Marsh, the floor manager, laid plans to make the event memorable. Ladies admission 50 cents. gentlemen free.
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Keefe Hall
Fourth Field Artillery Band
1'Auttolo
Marsh
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Tee
Sdminal Union
Toby
Tea" Hall
Good Roads Association
Basin
Moss Agates
Wilson
Rawlins Journal
Carbon County
Clark Huns
Just
Champleve Enamel
Niveth Jewelry & Optical
17Th St
Capitol Ave
Cheyenne
Capitol News
Sam G Wilson
Carey Avenue
Hamilton
Endorfer
Ames
District Court
A. T. Hale
W. 17Th Street
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