Special Six Weeks Term for Rural Teachers at University
The University of Wyoming announces a May 12 to June 20 Special Six Weeks term for rural teachers and stenographers. The program offers certification and business courses, with rooms and board, a two dollar term fee, and a two dollar matriculation fee. Rail fare refunds apply to students staying twelve weeks or through the summer session. Reservations advised.
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University
Laramie
Wyo
University of Wyoming Today
Caomhon
Agricultural Outlook Mixed Across Regions
Mr. Leo Duffie and family returned to Granite Canon after a long visit elsewhere. Illinois and Iowa reports show very good agricultural outlooks in those districts. The Red Cross requests used clothes for Europe’s homeless, to be delivered to 19th and Carey Ave. depot next Wednesday or Thursday. Cheyenne lodge No. 1 A F & A M members are to attend the funeral of George B. Davis at 9:20 Friday morning at the Masonic temple West Lincoln Highway.
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Leo Duffie'd
Granite Canon
Point
Ilipois
Lowa
M Field
Red Cross
Europe
19Th
Carey Ave
J. E. Stimson
Cheyenne Lodge No. 1
A. F
A. M
Masonic Temple
West Lincoln Highway
George B. Davis
Chas B. Bailey
W. M. D. W. Gill
City News in Brief Highlights from the Local Scene
OSes of Granite Canon residents and visitors noted in city briefs. Hans Nielsen arrived from his Granite Canon ranch. Dill’s Barbers advertised no waiting. Mrs. C H Van Pelt of Pine Bluffs visited. several locals checked in from Green River and Thermopolis. The Wheatland high school basketball team passed through en route to Laramie. repair work on wires damaged by frost continued. the infant son of Mr and Mrs Walter Hampton was interred in Greenfield Missouri. notaries were appointed in several towns. Sheriff Smalley recovering. registration for the April bond election to begin. veterans and war effort coverage noted.
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Wheatland High School
Laramie
Notable visitors and locals frequent the city
1815 Carry Ave reports visitors from Torrington Wheatland and Laramie. C J Wilson from Wheatland and Mrs Charles T Farthing from a ranch near Iron Mountain. John Bell from Denver, Joseph Black from Laramie, Harry Weston a Laramie banker, Floyd Bellis from Wheatland, Willard Carpenter headed north, Bishop N S Thomas returned from the east, John from Burns. Secretary of State William B Chaplin resumes duties with Lar ame fire department.
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Charles T. Farthing
City
Iron Mountain
Thomas Chaplin
William BE. Chaplin
Laramie
Wind River Refining Extends Its Ownership in Lander Oil Field
Wind River Producing and Refining completes a deal to acquire the remaining 50 percent interest in the Lander Wyoming 800 acre oil tract from the Five Hundred Cooperative Oil Company. Wind River now owns 1,200 acres with eight producing wells and sixteen more drilling or contracted. Denver members of the cooperative voted to accept terms. The price was not disclosed but involves over 140,000 Wind River treasury shares to be issued to Five Hundred cooperative members.
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Wind River Producing and Refining Company
Lander
Wyo
Five Hundred Co-operative Oil Company
Wind River Company
Wind River
Five Hundred Co-operative Company
Denver
Wind River Treasury
Victim Refuses Prosecution in Haire Shooting Case
Arthur W. Haire charged in district court with default with intent to commit murder after he shot Tom Windham of Pueblo Colorado last July. Windham and his wife refused to testify. the incident occurred when Haire allegedly insulted the woman in a cafe booth and returned with a pintal, firing and wounding Windham.
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Laramie
Wyo
Murch
Arthur W. Haire
Tom Windham
Pueblo
Colo
Windham
Claire
Halra
Wife Takes Husband's Remains to Oklahoma for Burial
The body of William Hamilton, who died March 1, was transported to Vera, Oklahoma for interment. His wife, Mrs. Hamilton, had been in the hospital and was too ill to accompany the body until yesterday.
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William Hamilton
Vera
Okla
County Refinancing Bonds Sold to State Wyoming
The county board held a special meeting to consider bids for refunding bonds. The state of Wyoming bid the full $233,000 at 1 1 2 percent and was accepted. Officials plan bids for furniture for the new building and begin road repair as weather allows.
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Wyoming
Board of County Commissioners
Wyomling
Biis
Sun Oil promoter sentenced under 1909 blue sky law
Newcastle Wyoming March 26 C O Baker of Sun Oil company convicted of making false statements about the firms finances and property in a prospectus and sentenced to two to three and a half years in the state penitentiary. The legislature was drafting a new blue sky law at the time to protect stock investors.
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Newcastle
Wyo
C. O. Baker
Sun Oil Company
Hemphill Arranges Willard Ring Prep for Dempsey Bout
Casper, March 26. Famed trainer Jack Hemphill reports that Jess Willard may defend his title against Jack Dempsey. Hemphill urges Willard to report to the Kansas home for intensive Texas training as Tex Rickard prepares a venue on a long route.
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Casper
Wyo
Jess’ Willard
Jack Dempsey
Fighting Jack" Hemphill
Champions
Kansas
Texas
Hemphill
Dempsey
Tex Rickard
Moch
Willard
Courageous claim on Dempsey fight inspires rallying faith
A clipped sports note praises a fighter as a true worth rival who will surprise doubters by beating Dempsey. The piece stresses the challenger’s readiness to withstand Dempsey's onslaughts and to prove himself a real champion in the upcoming bout.
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Dempsey
Cheyenne License Rebates Tied to Epidemic Closures
The city grants rebates on license fees paid during the influenza epidemic to HWN Boyd Co and the Princess Lyric theater in Cheyenne. The commission approves the petitions after city orders closed venues during the outbreak.
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Reopntes
HW. N. Boyd Company
Princess, Lyric Wid Amuse
Cheyenne
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Promote Liver Bowel Health
A vintage health ad touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a substitute for calomel. It claims the olive colored tablets purify the skin and boost appetite by stimulating the liver and bowels with no dangerous after effects.
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Dr. Edwards
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Pershing Heights
Warren Ave
30Th Gt
Paul H. Moore
Capitol Avenue
Peblican St
Capitol Ave
Mississippi Valley
Overseas Clothing Diuive
City News
Hans Nielsen
Dill
C. H. van Pelt
Pine Bluffs
Hotta
Huckfeldt & Finkbiner
Adv
Slit
Mins
Jonnie McGuffey
Roy J. White
Plains Hotel
Isef
BE. W. Doyles
Green River
Normandie
W. W. Dumm Undertaking CO
Wesley Kelley
Lessie Miler
Charles Clark
Sherman ‘S
Plains Auto Company
W. C. Catrico
Thermopols
Erle W. Reid
Torrington
A. E. Osborn
Plains Auto Co
Acre
J. G. Cofl
Cody
Robert Taylor
Union Pacific
Walter Hampton
Greenfield, Mo
J. Smalley
Carty
Charles J. Anderson
Chugwater
C. H. Kyte
Losk
Carl 8
Bell
Rock Springs
B. A. Dowers
John Nolan
Mary Richie
Leo Riche
160Th Infantry
New York
W. EB. Chaplin
W. C. Deming
Randolph Leigh
Carry Ave
PHONT
A. Beckwell
C. J. Wilson
Wheatland
John Bell
Joseph Black
Willard Carpenter
North
Thomas
Harry Weston
Floyd Bellis
Charles Thompson
Union Paelike Physical Valuation Department
W. W. Bueselle
Burns
International News Service
United States Patent Office
George M’manus
Maggie
Wind River Refining
HAIRE
Oklamoma
Northrup, King & Co
Cal
Perkins Hoar Fee Nishing
Sun OL
Jack Hemphill
Champton
Hattle
Renate
M. Cunningham
Sule
First National Bank
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