Riverton to Get New $200000 Hotel The Teton Hotel Company Formed
Riverton is set to welcome a new $200000 hotel after local officials and businessmen formed the Teton Hotel company. The firm, capitalized at 20000 shares of 100 each, names M J Martin as treasurer and plans a five story 50 by 140 foot building at Broadway and Main. Excavation is expected soon with completion after final plans.
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Riverton
Wyo
Riverton Commercial Club
Menora
J. A. Delfelder
W. J. Mc~Loughlin
P. B. Dykeman
FF. Chatterton
Karl Warren
Wyoming
Teton Hotel Company
M. J. Martin
Masonic Temple
Broadway
Main Street
Plana
Fremont County
State
Ag Station Boosts Sunflower Silage in Dairy Trials
In Fort Collins Colorado May 16 1917 the Motit matxperiment station at Bozeman Montana reports sunflower silage yields of 26 tons per acre. Feeding trials with dairy cows show sunflower silage plus grain and clover hay boosts milk fat and weight gains, suggesting sunflower silage as a practical roughage for high altitude feeding. Further details available from C N Arnett Experiment station Tozeman Mont.
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Fort Collins
Colo
Bozeman
C. N. Arnett
Tozeman
Mont
Newcastle Child Involved After Car Crash Demonstration
In Newcastle Wyoming on May 16 a man named William Garland drove a Ford with two Pisciotti children inside to show driving prowess. He allegedly drove across terrain and through a fence, causing the car to strike a girl and a tree. The girl suffered serious injuries and was removed from the vehicle as the incident drew neighbors.
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Newcastle
Wyo
Pivefoud
Pisctotth
Omall
St. Vergirl
Non
Re ‘Pisciotti
Aerial Portal Arrvick In Amsterdam May 16 Reports
Amsterdam May 16. Military authorities report an aerial portal arrival at Lamberg orth. Austrian officials confirm the event and provide limited details amid ongoing security measures.
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Regulam
Arrvick Est
Offictats
Amsterdam
Rial
Militiery Authorities
Aerial Post Details Vienna to Cracow Flight Times
The article notes official dispatches and private letters with a special stamp rated higher. It describes a Vienna to Lemberg route with roughly seven hours by air and about seventeen hours by express train. An aerial postman departed Vienna at 6 45 a m on March 22 and reached Cracow at 10 a m.
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Vienna
Lemberg
Cracow
Relatives Swindled as Soldiers Linked to Forged Appeals
In Greely Colorado on May 16 a wave of hoax requests exploited soldiers’ families. Swindlers used discharged soldiers’ names to ask kin for funds by wire or mail, claiming the men were returning home and could not identify themselves. Verifications should be sent to the commanding officer before sending money.
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Greelry
Colo
Wolkiers
Atlanta
Ferdinand Dickson Sick Diphtheria at Camp Dodge
Ferdinand Dickson son of R. R. Dickson 7058 East Twenty first Street is ill with diphtheria at Camp Dodge, Iowa. His condition is reported serious and his mother left Cheyenne to be with him. Dickson enlisted in the quartermaster corps last summer and was assigned to Camp Dodge with six other Cheyenne men. He was formerly with the Stock Growers Bank and had many friends in Cheyenne.
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Ferdinand Dickson
R. R. Dickson
Twenky-flrst Street
Camp Dodge
Iowa
War Department
Cheyenne
Dickson
Quartermaster Corps
Stock Growers’ Bank
Mysterious cattle disease hits Transvaal farms
In Johannesburg on May 16, reports describe a mysterious cattle illness resembling paralysis. It is linked to human poliomyelitis outbreaks in the same district, causing large losses to Transvaal farmers.
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Johannesburg
Transvaal
Public address by Prof. H. Clark urged for Red Cross meeting
Wires from leaders urge Prof. H. Clark to speak at a Red Cross gathering in the high school gymnasium tomorrow evening. He is a Four Minute Man, named by the U.S. government to tour Wyoming and deliver a stirring talk on the war effort.
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H. Clark
Red Cross
Clark
United States
Wyoming
Liberty Loan
Quankland
Cal
San Francisco
J. Y. Steinhart
Chicago
W. ©. Miles
Presno County Liverty Boal Committee
Los Angeles
M. C. Raymond
Rotary
Allen J. Chickering
Marshall Stimson
Rose
Bryant, Chaiman
Women's City Club
Les Ag
Baseball Scores: New York Beats Washington in 13 Innings
In a National League tilt, New York 4 Washington 1 after 13 innings. St Louis 4 Horton 2, Philadelphia 6 Brooklyn 5, Cincinnati 3, New York 2.
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Avenue
New York
Loose
Washington
Moe
Cone
Oland
Horton
Detroit
St. Louis
Indoge
Philadelphia
A. Brooklyn
Brizeburg
Cincinnati
Attention W O W meeting item incomplete
Fragmentary notice references W O W members and a regular rents meeting scene with a smoker. No clear outcome or full details available.
London Trades Council Pleads For Mooney
London trades council sent a cable to the San Francisco Bulletin pleading for Moonay against Toomes Moonay in a cow trial. The misspelled dispatch highlights ongoing protest and seeks legal relief amid the proceedings.
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London Trades Council
Mooneyt
Gan Francisco
The
San Frapecleso
Agaibet
Toomes Moonay Auking
Danger of Another Peace Drive Warns Noted Harvard Teacher
Noted educator President A Lawrence Lowell of Harvard urged the League to Enforce Peace convention that a second German peace drive is probable. He warned Germany might offer terms masking renewed aggression and threaten a broader, harsher future conflict if allies accept a truce.
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Philadelphia
A. Lawrence Lowell
Harvard University
League
Germany
Belgium
Alsace
Lorraine
Trentino
Trieste
Italy
Europe
Antony
United States
League of Nations
Eich
Awe at Hun Tactics From Frontline Letter
A Liverpool officer writes from the front detailing recent German attack methods. He describes troops advancing in unkempt ranks with few bayonets fixed and rifles slung over their shoulders as he watches the assault through field glasses.
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Liverpool
Cormay
No, The Locust Comparison In Wartime Commentary
The passage compares German forces to locusts and discusses insensate soldiers and overpowering impulses. It argues that French and British training aims to develop initiative and individual intelligence, suggesting some divisions could delay much larger enemy forces. The tone reflects wartime analysis of morale and tactical behavior.
Total Collapse of Civilization Near Unless Germany is Defeated
Philadelphia May 16. Dr Franklin H. Gildings warned that civilization may collapse in the next war if Germany is not decisively defeated. He cited Teutonism and advances in science as enabling total destruction, urging unconditional surrender of Germany to save civilization.
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Germany
Philadelphia
Franklin H. Gildings
New York
Columbia University
League
Europe
London
Paris
Chicago
San Francisco
Nineveh
Babylon
Amiens
Black Bay
Increase in Pay for Postal Employes
Washington May 16 amendment to the post office appropriation bill provides clerks letter casiers and other employes a 200 year rise while rural mail carriers and employes earners see a 20 percent increase The measure passed as part of the bill New York May 16 postal airplane from Philadelphia reached Belmont Park at 3 30 pm Hoover asks 7 million dollars to fund office clerks hire Looms thona and county food administrators
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Washington
Post Office
New York
Philadelphia
Belmont Park
Hoover
Large ship built in short time in Philadelphia
The steel ship Tuckahoe, built by the New York Ship Building Company, was completed and turned over to the U S Navy in Philadelphia. The 5648 ton vessel, whose keel was laid 37 days ago, is ready for cargo and to sail across the sea.
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Philadelphia
Ee Steel
Tuckahoe
New York
U. S
Wig Steel
Duval Condemned by Court Martial for Treason in Paris
M. Duval former director of the suppressed Germanophile paper Rouge was sentenced to death today by a court martial for treason. The decision comes amid ongoing wartime security actions in Paris.
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Paris
M. Duval
Rawnpaper
Rouge
New Companies Incorporated List Reveals Wyoming Ventures
Articles of incorporation issued for several firms in Cheyenne and surrounding areas. Cooperatives, real estate, and mining ventures form capitalizations from 50 000 to 1 000 000 dollars with directors including John T. Donnellan H Thompson R H Micheln and Lucile Thompson. Offices in Cheyenne Lar amie Casper Fetterman and other Wyoming towns.
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Cooperative Association
Cheyenne
Wee
the. Diestora HI
Held
Altmann
H. Ceil
W. J. Walls
Peterson N. G
Ponnellan-Thompson Com
Canper
John T. Donnellan
Kansas City
Grant's Pass
Ore
Ree Cament and Brick Company
Fetterman
Wyoming
Henry Metz
Leonard J. Lohlein
Lusk
Goanther Carberg
John Ff. Harkin
Robert Hawte
General Supply Company
Casper
Unien
Pittsburg
Carr, Joya
Clifford
C. Lord
Robert Shunk
Paul Stuart
Table Mountain Oil & Gas Cr
Laramie
L. Wright
Fillmore
Albany County
Pocatello
Idaho
John Hood
Leon C. E. Wright
P. C. O'Mal
All Set for H S Inter Class Meet Next Saturday
Arrangements are complete for Cheyenne high school inter class track meet to be held at City park next Saturday at 2 p m. Entries are listed for the 100 yard dash 220 yard dash 440 yard dash wash and hurdles events with participants from Snow Hansen McGonagle Leslie Peabody Holmes Farthing Trotter King Johnston Mullen Milazzo Stevens Laughlin and others.
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Cheyenne
City Park
Snow
Hansen
Pitagerald
McGonagle
Leslie
Peabody
Holmes
Farthing
Trotter
King
Johnston
Hirsig
Mullen
Milazzo
Stevens
Lawler
Laughlin
Yeager
Fitzgerald
Milateo
Laughiin
Marks
Glasbrenner
Sidbnxton
Woolston
Smith
Wash—Marks
Glasbrengner
Stevene
Laughilo
Miltazo
Storey
MacDonaxle
Lesiie
Lawier
Holm
Glasbreaper
Weoalston
Soph— Farthing
Team
Woolston, Peabody, Yeager, McGonagie
Namorton
Minitao
Slates Stevens
Cooperative Association Organizes First Directors At Meeting
The Wyoming Cooperative Association held an organizing meeting at night selecting the first directors and adopting by laws subject to future stockholder action. Officers elected include J. J. Math as President N. G. Peterson as Vice President W J Walls as Secretary Treasurer W A Jamen as Agent and W H Reid M Altman and R O Pitemorris as trustees. Next meeting scheduled for Friday evening. WOMEN WHO Worry Y Worry and the blues linked to functional derangement. Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound recommended for relief and strengthening the system.
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Wyoming Cooperative Association
J. J. Math
N. G. Peterson
Basuror
W. J. Walls
W. A. Jamen
W. Hoh. Reid
M. Alttaanh
Rocory
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H.S
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