No New Guns for Colorado Dealers Under Martial Law
Fort Collins, May 13. A federal embargo placed martial law on Colorado halts gun shipments and repair parts. Lloyd & Maher reported Winchester cannot ship parts while the state remains in turmoil. Local dealers have sold many firearms to Boulder authorities and cannot replenish stock until the strike is settled.
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Fort Collins
Colo
Fam
Colorado
Llyod & Maher
Winchester Repeating Arms Company
New Haven
Conn
Uncle Sam
Boulder County
Fort Collings
From Jenner to modern vaccination triumphs
A historical recount traces Jenner's 18th century smallpox vaccine from its origin using cowpox lymph to its global impact. It notes drastic death tolls, early methods of identification, and the spread to the New World, plus modern compulsory vaccination policies in Europe and the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Jenner
Sarah Newlen
James Philipps
London Police Department
Thomas Bayly
Jenner
Greenland
New World
Cortez
Mexico
Sundance Forms Big Wilson Club
A Wilson club was organized in Sundance Wyoming last week with good membership. The group plans to complete the organization on June 2 with officer elections, a speaking program, and a banquet expected to feature prominent speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sundance
Big Wilson Club
Bundance
Wyo
Wilson Club
Henry Henson
Mr. Hanson
Iowa Flats
Thermopolis Introduces Daily Train Service to Casper
Thermopolis Wyoming May 13 A daily train service has been inaugurated between Thermopolis and Casper. No change in running time or time card. The new arrangement provides a daily mixed train each way except Sundays with no impact on schedule.
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Thermopolis
Wyo
Casper
Yesterday’s Scores Open Baseball Card Report
National Brooklyn defeated Chicago with batteries Ruelbach Wagner Schmute Fischer Cheney Bresnahan RHB. Cincinnati tied 1-2 with James Whaling Ames Clark RHE. St Louis beat Philadelphia 6 3 7 38 with Doak Griner Sny der Marshall Killifer RHE. Chicago beat Washington 2 2 8 with Russell Kubo Schalk Shaw Gallia Bentley Heary RHE. Other games postponed including Western Lincoln Omaha Denver Sioux City St Joseph Topeka.
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Brooklyn
Wassecevseseee
Chicago
Sssvccesscvsses
Ruelbach
Wagner
Schmute
Fischer
Cheney
Bresnahan
R. H. HE
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Doak
RK. H. E
Washington
Russell and
Kubo
Schalk, Shaw, Gallia
Bentley and
Heary
University Notes on Enrollment Push and Athletic Education
University students meet with the president to boost fall enrollment through outreach to prospective students. The senior class is the largest and most honor heavy in history, with six honors degrees planned versus none in 1912. Coach Thacker surveys questions to show athletics as a broader education and cites Wyoming’s two high schools that field football compared to Nebraska’s 80-plus.
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Laramie
Wyo
Thacker
University Athletic Department
Wyoming
Nebraska
Wisconsin cattle cull as 45 percent prove tubercular
Dr. B F Davis state veterinarian inspected 60 Wisconsin cattle recently shipped into the state and found about 45 percent tuberculosis. Infected animals were killed and the rest segregated to prevent spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Davis
Douglas
Wisconsin
Davias
Saskatchewan report finds four cents profit per Saskatchewan wheat bushel
A Saskatchewan government commission reports farm production costs at 55 cents per bushel on farm and 62 cents to ship, while Saskatchewan wheat price sinks from 1.15 dollars to 66.125 cents, yielding a net 4.125 cents per bushel. The figures may explain American farmers seeking household-effect certificates to return home. The colder Saskatchewan climate is noted as a factor versus U.S. farming regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saskatchewan
Canada
United States
Grains Commission
United Stats
Public Land Sale Notice for Cheyenne District 1914
Notice from the U S Land Office Cheyenne Wyoming dated April 22 1914 announces sale of a tract in Inna MM Bec 6 T 12 N R 66 W 6th P M at not less than 0 0 acre and 10 oclock a m June 10 1914 The tract is mountainous and not suitable for cultivation Adverse claimants must file by sale time W E Chaplin clerk of sale notice
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Cheyenne
Wyoming
General Land Office
Congress
Prosser
Mosale
Inna
W. BE. Chaplin
Yellowstone highway work eyed by county officials and mayor
Florence reports county commissioners and Bloas visiting with Mayor LaFontaine to inspect the Yellowstone highway with plans to upgrade to first class condition. Volunteers will assist, materials supplied by the commissioners, and local praise for civic effort. A fire damaged a threshing stack. school to resume Monday after a three week break with summer school planned. Orpha Samuelson to teach again.
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Florence
Bloas
LaFontaine
Dutmems
Yellowstone
Meers
la Fontaine
Showalter
Quimby
Orpha Samuelson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Uncle Sar
Jeaner
England
Germany
Sweden
Norway
Boston
Ssewesveneseesse
Cincinnati
James
Whaling
Ames and Clark
Pittsburg
New York
Lincoln
Omaha
Denver
Sioux City
St. Joseph
Topeka
Des Moines
Wichita
Coptest
Baseball Knights
University Notes
Dan
Park & Company
Providence
Washington of
Newark of Newark
Federal Land and Securities Co
R. K. Fulkerson
Mgr. City Department
Guy Johnson
Diamond
Frank Fox
Mr. Fox
J. O. Samuelson
Miss Orpha
Mrs
Howard Anderson
Cheyenne, Wyoming
Donzelman
Mia J. Howell
Hanan, Wichert & Gardiner
Queen Women
City Property—New Realty Company
Graves Realty & Employment Co
W. 16Th St
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