Wyoming road plans half a million dollar raise for extension
Stockholders of the Denver Laramie North Western railroad and related interests vote on a plan to raise 500000 to repay debts and fund a 44 mile extension to Scott. J D Milliken resigns as president with successor to be chosen from contributing investors. Directors include Patton Pearson Webb Rothweiler Tressler Palm Henry listed among active members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tinver Getoainy
Denver
Laramie
J. D. Milliken
Greeley
Scott
Ate Fh
Wt, B. Patton
J. R. Pearson
O. E. Webb
Watchinson
Kan
DM. Rothweiler
Bison
J. B. Tressler
Peabody
OFB
Palm
Gincoln
Neb
T. Cc
Henry
Supervisor R W Allen Summoned to Denver District Office
Cody, May appears to be a misread. Supervisor R W Allen of the Shoshone forest left Saturday for Denver to report to the district forest office. The service rule requires five to six weeks at the district office during May and early June with 29 supervisors in the Second district across Colorado Wyoming Nebraska and the Dakotas.
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Cody
R. W. Allen
Shoshone Forest
Denver
Hurt playing near horses in Baggs injury to Walter Worley
Walter Worley, younger son of W G Worley, sustained a facial wound last Monday while playing in a barn near horses. Dr White and Dr Condit closed the wound with nine stitches in the right cheek and report the boy out of serious danger.
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Baggs
Walter Worley
W. G. Worley
White
Condit
Year of intense activity in Laramie valley
The passage proclaims a year of intense activity in the Laramie valley with widespread progress. It notes full employment for mechanics and large numbers laboring on the plains, driving irrigation projects and large scale development.
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Laramie Valley
New bank portt dson incorporation planned at Hudson
Incorporation papers for the Farmers' and Merchants' bank to be located at Hudson have been forwarded to the secretary of state. Capitalization will be $10,000 or $15,000 and may be increased if needed.
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Hudson
Farmers’ and
Moerehanta’ Bank
Secretary of State
Cody Man Saved From Death By One-Eighth Inch Knife
Cody La Fond was stabbed in the neck during a quarrel with Jack Johnson at a Cody barn last Friday. The blade narrowly avoided the jugular vein, saving La Fond from probable death. Both men are known locals. La Fond works as a homber at Keystone Livery, Johnson as a Windna Mining Co. employee. The dispute centered on a debt Johnson pursued.
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Cody
la Fond
Jack Johnson
Jamaon
Ha Homder
Keystone Livery Furn
Johnson
Windna Mining Company
Sunlight
Tewides
Alger Ave
LaFond
Bonneville town to open on Burlington line near Shoshoni
The Lincoln Land company plans to open the town of Bonneville about four miles from Shoshoni on the new Burlington railroad line. Powell bank deposits rise $23 000 in two months despite poor weather and spring demands. Oregon Basin oil development linked to French capital via promoter S L Wiley and T J Harrison. Three Powell weddings reported: Lutowsky Singer. Oviatt Lindsay. McPherson Wed Wed. Burlington plans large basin views to accompany opening ads. Sheraton physician notes dogs with goitre in Sheridan, second only to a Swiss town. State party conventions set for May 13 lead counties to meet May 7 to select delegates.
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Lincoln Land Company
Bonneville
Burlington Railroad
Shoshoni
Powell Bank
First State Bank of
Powell
S. L. Wiley
Oregon Asia
Oregon
Wiley
New Enterprise
Albert Lutowsky
Frances Singer
Percy Oviatt
Catherine Lindsay
Joseph McPherson
Alma
Basin
Big Thorn Basin
Sheridan
Switzerland
North Dakota Delegation Solid for Wilson at Convention
Washington May 1. Based on polls of ten delegates, North Dakota will vote solidly for Woodrow Wilson after the first convention ballot. Delegate-at-large Pace of North Dakota says Burke will be named on a complimentary first ballot, but all delegates favor Wilson for the nomination. He argues Wilson can carry North Dakota and defeat Roosevelt or Taft nationwide.
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Washington, D. C
United States
William J. Pace
North Dakota
Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
Burke
Purcell
Washington
Wilson
Col. Roosevelt
Taft
South Dakota
Parcel
Jacksonville
Iise
Senate
Aca
Adayman
Studebaker
Headaches and Nervousness Consultation and Examination
Medical notice lists consultation and examination for headaches and nervousness. Details mention pre examination steps and scheduling. No named individuals or organizations provided.
Seventh Sister Weds at Old Lander Home
Lander May 1 Mrs A M Read and Walter Webster both of Denver were married in Lander yesterday at the old Homestead where seven sisters have married. Webster is an insurance man. The bride is the daughter of the late Major M Baldwin of the United States army.
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Lander
A. M. Read
Walter Webster
Denver
M. Baldwin
United States Army
Merchants Face Boycott Power in Cheyenne Editorial
An Interstate Trade Bulletin article from Denver critiques Cheyenne merchants for boycotting papers over politics. It notes conflicting papers, argues against merchants pressuring advertisers, and warns such actions risk harming business and provoking a backlash from readers and officials.
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Cheyenne
Interstate Trade Bulletin of
Denver
Colo
Leader
the Tribune
Bulletin
Wyo
Warren
Senator Warren
Factors in Choosing a Studebaker Car in 1920s Market
A persuasive trade article argues buyers should scrutinize car construction and production. It promotes Studebaker as best, detailing maker origin, annual output, and dealer network. It contrasts Flanders 20 and EMF 30 prices and urges testing by owners and local dealers before purchase.
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Flanders
Studebaker
Studebakers
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Old Lander
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U. S
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Studebaker Corporation
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