Wyoming Pedagogues Form an Association at Billings
The Yellowstone Valley Teachers’ Association of southern Montana and northern Wyoming was organized at Billings on a Saturday. Representatives from Sheridan included Superintendent J Berry and C. Mille. The move aims to unite distant educators and reduce travel costs for joint meetings. Dr William E. Chancellor of New York lectured at both morning and afternoon sessions and a luncheon was held at Elke cafe. Committees were appointed and the association began formal operations.
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Aneridan
Wic
Tellowatone Valley
Sanodatiem
Wyoming
Montana
Billings
Sheridan
J. Berry
C. & Mille
Tke
Lees Expener
William E. Chancellor
New York
Elke
Swallows Acid for Medicine Causes Severe Burns
Casper Wyoming May 1. C Wim penny nearly died Tuesday evening after mistaking carbolic acid for medicine. His wife, in error, took the bottles from the shelf and gave him a spoonful of acid. Dr. Keith and Munro were summoned. prompt aid likely saved his life. He suffered severe burns to the mouth throat and esophagus but is slowly recovering.
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Casper, Wyo
C. Wimpenny
Dre
Keith
Munro
Piney man injured in leg after kick incident
John Weare of Piney was seriously injured last Saturday evening when kicked below the knee by a man in the vicinity. Weare, a deputy sheriff, was taken to the Wyoming state hospital in the city that night for treatment.
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Steridan
Wre
John Weare
Piney
Weare
Pidap
Wyoming
Kilmer Swamp Root Endorsed by Doctor in Ad Claim
A physician endorses Kilmer’s Swamp Root as an effective herbal remedy with quick relief for liver bladder urinary issues. The ad asserts strong sales and urges readers to request a free trial ‘‘address Dr Kilmer Co.’’ Binghamton NY.
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Kilmer
Kumpers
Dinghamtus
N. Y
Fires Revolver at Daughter's Wedding Novelty Incident
In Sheridan Wye an elderly Stralian at Carpeyville staged a wedding novelty by firing a revolver into the ceiling during the celebration. No injuries occurred. the party dispersed unharmed after a brief inquiry by Sheriff Voach with an interpreter. He released no arrest due to lack of injuries.
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Sheridan
Wye
Stalian
Carpeyville
Guetta
Voach
Carboyville
Casper Woman Proves Competent Chauffeur
Casper, May 1. Mrs Orchard earns acclaim as a driver of high powered cars. She recently piloted a Chalmers six from Denver with good time and later took her husband and Denver friends to Salt Creek and back a hundred mile round trip over rough roads, proving her skill behind the wheel.
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Casper
Wyo
Orchard
Chalmers
Denver
Salt Creek
First Burlington Train Through Casper Milestone
Casper, Wyo May 1 4 On Sunday a milestone in Casper history occurred when a Burlington train from the west passed through town for the first time on the North Western tracts. The five private cars of B M officials stopped at the Nidwear refinery and allowed most of the party to inspect the plant before continuing east to the station. The party then visited the depot site and walked through the business district before proceeding on their way.
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Casper
Wyo
Our City
Third Refinery for Casper Oil
Casper residents hear plans by Keystone Oil to build a refinery this year and lay a six inch pipeline to Ball Creek field. Key stake involves millions in capital with Waukee interests examining the venture. Attorney RG Nicholet handles business matters as surveys begin for a 45 mile pipeline and refinery site near Casper.
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Casper
Wye
Keystone Oil Company
Ball Creek
Wii, Hierth
Keystone Company
Runaway Wreck Injures Coffeen Avenue Trader
Frank Techirg proprietor of a Coffeen avenue grocery suffered a badly broken ankle in a wagon runaway near the Wyoming Lumber yard in Sheridan May 1. Driving the delivery wagon the team bolted after a telegraph tree cracked, the wheel crushed, and Techirg was thrown between the lumber yard office and the Baptist church breaking several bones in his ankle.
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Sheridan, Wye
Frank Techirxt
Coffeen Avenue
Techirg
Wyoming Lumber Company
Teebirgs
Human Name Conjecture on Environment Sparks Debate
A discussion unfolds over whether a public figure should be named in relation to environmental concerns. The debate centers on transparency, accountability, and implications for policy and public trust.
Work World Sees Spring Willingness to Pose on Abetalner
In spring many workers show readiness to pose on an abetalner, reflecting a trend of flexible attitude toward occupational roles. The comment highlights a broader cultural shift impacting labor dynamics.
Good Horse Sense Emphasized for Farmers Welfare
Kansas farmer argues that horse sense is essential to civilization and farming efficiency. He urges farmers to value practical knowledge and careful breeding as a matter of economy and progress.
Lazy Man's Way? On chemical fertilizer devotion
Mr. Mallerton and his wife, leading the Long Island experiment farm, criticize the craze for chemical fertilizers. He says he will still use manure and lime, plans to grow crimson clover and rye, and argues chemical fertilizers dampen farming effort, urging old manure and soil biology for real soil restoration.
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Newcastle
Fumigation Methods Warn of Dangers and Steps
The article explains using sulfur fumes to fumigate rooms for germs and pests. It warns to keep the area closed, prevent fires, and remove all people and birds during treatment, noting poisons risk to humans and animals and dangers of careless use.
How to Preserve Eggs Instruction from Farm and Fireside
How to preserve eggs by dipping in melted paraffin or wax to seal the shell. Cool between dips, wrap each egg in waxed paper, pack in cold fruit cans with paraffin to exclude air. Seal and label the can Mantle with care.
Horse safe latch prevents door opening by teeth
A Popular Mechanics illustration presents a latch that resists horse forced opening by teeth. The design requires two simultaneous actions to release, with a bar raised and a knob moved. The piece includes a health tip about barn care and tree borers for farmers.
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Mechanica
World's Record Potato Crop Earns Wyoming Prize
The Powell Tribune reports William J. Sturgis of Buffalo Wyoming set a record with 58 488 pounds 974 bushels and 48 pounds from one acre on his Little Piney creek farm. The yield earned the American Agriculturist prize of 259 and a Wyoming legislature prize of 250. Net profit about 714 after expenses of land plowing weeding irrigation harvest and seed.
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Herbert Myrick
American Agriculturist
Sturgis
Sturgla
Piney
The
Buffalo
Johnson County
Wyoming
Stargie
J. B. Mernardi
W. J. Thom
Sydney Sturgis
T. J. Keeser
J. M. Bennett
William J
John T. Martin
Strth
Wiliam J
Sturgist
Powell Tribune
Big Outfit Brought for Railroad Work
DOUGLAS WY May 1 A member of Gilbert Bros contractors for the bad lands south of town said their outfit for the Powder River Casper route will be here May 15. They expect to employ several hundred men and about 400 mules. Work south of town should take six months with grading outfits at the Casper end moving to Douglas about June 16. Amspoker Bros leased the lot for their barn from Burlington until Sept 1 with possible extension to Nov 1.
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Douglas
Wyo
Gilbert Bros
Powder River
Casper
Amspoker Bros
Burlington
Frog hunting accident leaves man shot in Wyoming town
In Sheridan Wyoming on May 1 an accidental shooting occurred during frog hunting. Jack Maxwell was struck in the arm when Scott M. Snively discharged his firearm during a friendly scuffle. The wound is painful but not expected to be serious.
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Sheridan, Wyo
Jack” Maxwell
Mr. Maxwell
Scott M. Snively
Freckle-Fage Remedy Ad Promises Free Trial
A period advertises a freckle remover claiming facial freckles can vanish with an ounce of ottine double strength bought from a druggist. The offer promises a money back guarantee if no results appear and notes rare cases need no more than one ounce.
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Miss Freck
Boy Knocked Down and Then Held Up
Douglas Wyoming May 1 Herher Castle five year old son of Mrs Ella Castle received money for laundry delivered to 4 North Fourth street when a thug attacked him in a cowardly attempt to take the money. A passerby who thought it was a child at play later found the boy on the sidewalk with a deep head gash and stunned. He described the assailant but authorities had not made an arrest.
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Douglas
Wyo
Herher Castle
Ella
North Fourth Street
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