Wyoming to Fund Thermopolis Springs Improvements
The state to spend 10000 dollars to improve the Big Horn hot springs on the reservation. Engineer Parshall will oversee early operations to build a new bath house and move tents. Public funds aim to attract private investment and boost Thermopolis as a health resort with potential excursion sales by Burlington rail.
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Big Horn
Thermopolis
Burlington
Parshall
Board of Charities and Reform
Industrial Club of
Thermopa
Wills
National Park
Three Big Elk Walk Into The Town Of Egbert
Special to the Leader Egbert Wyoming May 10 Three elks entered the town around six o clock weary residents fed and watered them then the trio from Bloomfield Missouri walked to Portland Oregon for the Eikdom convention beginning July 5 They are Fred Lyons Cecil Stone and Herman F Clark of Bloomfield Lodge 74 They passed through Egbert while a school election in Burns produced a new two room school house for about 2500 funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egbert
Wyo
Tra M. Schopf
Bloomfield
Missouri
Portland
Oregon
Fred. Lyons
Cecil D. Stone
Herman F. Clark
Bloomfield H, P, O
Burns
Charles Randolph Duschow
Charley
M. Schopf
McGregor
Pine Bluffs
Siek
Clairvoyant Leonard Promises Guidance To Success
A newspaper notice promotes Leonard the Clairvoyant offering to help with business, marriage, lawsuits, health, and personal goals. It claims to influence others and reunite couples, with private parlors at Lyric Rooms above the Lyric Theater and confidential service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard
Lyric Rooms
Lyric Theater
Dead Man Found in Salt Creek Country
A dead man about 45 was found by Dave Knighten two miles north of his ranch and three miles northeast of Shan No. The body showed likely death from exposure during the April 13 storm, and authorities in Johnson County will hold an inquest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casper
Salt Creek Country
Dave Knighie
Shanno
Johnson County
Baggs to Fight the High Water Danger
Town faces potential river flood due to heavy snow and late spring. Citizens formed a committee led by KH Leggett L Calvert and LB Maupin to study levee rebuilding and enlargement above the town to prevent future inundation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tages
Citleena
Yester
KH. W. Leggett
L. Calvert
L. B. Maupin
Delegates Named for Cheyenne Publicity Meeting
May 10 Rawlins appoints county delegates to the Publicity association meeting in Cheyenne on May 1. Delegates include H Hadwell Gee Osborn Daley Brimmer Anderson Brydenburgh Cutler Chronburs Methew Euglehart Clause Paulson Sager Davis Taylor Hunter and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Clause
J. D. Paulson
A. K. Sager
L. G. Davis
W. T. Taylor
F.C. Hunter
Prisoner Picks Lock in Newcastle Bastile
May 10 Newcastle reports a burglary case at the county jail where prisoner Griffin tampered with a cell lock. The corridor access during dinner hour allowed inmates to attempt escape but a forced tumbler with a wire piece prevented locking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcastle
County
Hasdile
Tryroller Griffin
Mertitha
Requisition Papers Honored in Rich Case
Casper May 10. County Attorney Wilton reports the Pennsylvania governor has honored the requisition papers for A. R. Rich. Rich, who issued three $100 bad checks to Casper merchants last summer, offers a $1,500 bond to appear at the July district court term and to repay the checks plus prosecution costs if charges are dropped. Sheriff Sheffner travels to Pittsburg to secure Rich or the bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casper
Wilton
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
A. R. Rich
Rich
Sheffner
Burglary trio receive prison terms in Newcastle
Judge C H Purmeelee passing through from Sheridan to Laramie imposed sentences on three burglary and safe blowing defendants in Newcastle Saturday night. Matt Lawrence draws three to six years, James Clark two and a half to five, and Harry Scott one and a half to four years. Two co defendants remain jailed.
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Newcastle
C. H. Purmeelee
Sheridan
Laramie
Local notices and community updates from Diamondville to Sheridan
A collection of brief items reports a young widow Mrs James Spears dying in Diamondville leaving a child a refinery near Casper nearing operation a blast at Rock Springs shattering a window near Mrs Jensen Gov Carey to speak to Rock Springs Progressives road resurvey shortens transcontinental route in Sweetwater county Democrats order campaign buttons Viggo Jensen and Mabel Foreman wed in Sheridan late storms exhaust Star valley hay supply Noah Olvin and Pansy Yoakum wed Rawlins church groundbreaking at Kemmerer for a new church Kansas cream ad ends.
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Diamondville
James Spears
Casper
Rock Springs
William Jensen
Jensen
Carey
Sweetwater County
Sheridan County
Sheridan County Democratic Club
Sheridan
Viggo Jenson
Mabel Foreman
Dietz
Star Valley
Noah Olvin
Pansy Yoakum
Rawling
Parante
Thomas
Kemmerer
Nap Raising With Vinegar for Worn Suits
A method to revive suit nap uses diluted white vinegar rubbed on with a white wool cloth. The treatment brightens fibers and gives a renewed look for several weeks, restoring a worn appearance.
Drama Student Plea Sparks Manuscript Push
A young dramatist’s friend praises the script as strong while urging secrecy to ensure a successful production. The item cites a Chicago Record-Herald quote and promotes a big dance at Eagles Hala tonight via The State Leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Record-Herald
Eagles
Albany County Debt Small Says Board Member
Oscar Waechter of Sibyleo visiting Cheyenne from Laramie with County Commissioner Phil Bath and Road Supervisor McCue to inspect the road from the county line into Laramie. Albany County limits expenditures to roads and bridges to retire its remaining debt of about 15000 dollars by year end, leaving the county free of debt and well positioned among state divisions.
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Oscar Waechter
Sibyleo
Cheyenne
Laramie
KH. M
Waechter
Albany County
Phil Bath
McCue
Albany
Uncle Joe Cannon Sights Circus Rainout on 76th Birthday
Washington May 11 Uncle Joe Cannon marked his seventy sixth birthday in grief and chose a quiet evening with Congressman Weeks instead of Barnum's circus. He quips that rain always dampens him at circuses and grins at well-wishers who tease him about nearing the grave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Joe’ Cannon
Barnum
Congressman Weeks
Massachusetts
Uncle Joe
John Weeks
Portrait of a steadfast elder with unflagging vigor
The speaker asserts a long life with humor and resolve, insisting he feels no despair and remains as lively as he has been for decades. He claims to be about seventy six, while maintaining his unchanged, energetic demeanor and clear outlook.
Milk feed for poultry fattening on the farm
A farmer’s guide to mixing milk with corn meal oat flour barley meal beef scrap and buttermilk or skim milk to create slop feed for fattening or laying poultry. Sour and butter milk are as effective as sweet milk and curd, with no strict milk type required.
Farm birds kept in flat self cleaning coop
A description notes five or six birds kept in a flat coop with a latticed bottom for self cleaning. The design allows ample space but aims to prevent exercise.
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Ayer
J.C. Aser
State of
Wyoming
Williams
Williams Mpg. CO
Cleveland
Ohio
AE. Khoedel
A. T. Hale
W. 17Th St
Nagel Transfer & Storage Line
Gucossaors
Young Transfer CO
Carey Ave
Salt Creek
Prom Rawling
Bastile
Kansas
Peabody & Nelson
Thomes
Albany County Debt Small Says Board Member
Joe Cannon
Natal
Lfe
Wiveth Jewelry & Optical
17Th
Capitol Ave
Noone
Ulate
Davis & Miller
16Th Street
W. A. Lippincott
Albany Hotel
Denver
Professional Directory
Kinkhean & Mentzer
Attorneys-at-Law
First National Bank
Hugo Donzelman
Carey Brock
Baerresen Bros
Keefe Hall
Chamber of Commerce Building
D. W. Gill
First National Bank Building
Eee
de Lacey & Lacey
Mark A. Chapman
Insurance
EUT Engineering Company, ‘Oil and Irrigation Engineers
West 10Th Street
John, Charles Thompson
BART
Wilfred O'Leary
Kioom
Black
Bresnahen Block
Honda
Carey Avenue
Caseyenne
Blake Kennedy
Plains
William Dubois
Moome
Central Ave
CLYDE
Cheyenne, Wyoming
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