First Annual Good Roads Day Planned in Basin Wyoming
Basin Progress association sets June first Saturday as Good Roads Day with a statewide effort. A committee led by W. M. Crosler and W. Rogert will coordinate district leaders from Nowood Valley Greybull Pony Basin and other communities to organize road improvements and community lunches. Basin officials re elected include Mayor W. J. Hooth and council members GU A. Zane M O. Barnon with Baily Vacancy to be filled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thin
Progress Association
Basin
Plente
Basin Progress Ssesociation
W. M. Crosler
W. Rogert
W. A. Sizer
Nowood Valley
Manderson
Manderson Rouids
Ted Shaffer
Agsset
Greybull
Shell Valley
Woodward
Calgary Broncho Buster May Ride in Royal Week
Clayton Danks, ex world champion broncho buster from Shoshoni, received a Calgary offer to perform four exhibition rides at a September event honoring the Duke of Connaught. Promoter Mr Hedewick proposes a $1000 fee and a beautiful saddle for the four day shows, one of western Canada’s largest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton Danke
Guy Medewick
Calgary
Alberta
Corunda
Hedewick Ia
Duke of Connaught
Canada
Hedgwick
Danks
Weathen Canada
R. Danks
Local News Briefs From Lander Region
A roundup of small items notes injuries and political hints including Claude Fryar’s broken rib from a riding accident, Brenniman rumored as a Wind River reservation agent candidate, J P Webster shipping flax seed, No 4 mine at Almy to reopen with outside capital, Dr. Bcheon leaving Lander for a new field, Cynthia Farris of Laramie dies at 45, Rusger Nichols handles Laramie stock sale, Eva M. Carrico dies in Logan, Eustace Ark captured in Michigan for Casper livery theft, James H. Rhodes Casper architect dies and is buried there, Basin to get a new armory, Roy Armeling dies in Rochester Minnesota, and local ad for Kansas Cream Flour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brenniman
Fremont County
Wind River Reservation
SKHD
J. P. Webster
Chugwater
Almy
Anic
Ming
Schepf
Bcheon
Episcopal Church
Lander
Denver
Laramiie
Cynthia Farris
Laramie
Rusger Nichols
Cheyenne
Barry Pros
Monera
Eva M. Carrico
Hin
Logan
Kara
Michigan -Ark
Eustace Thas
Michigan
Puddle
Casper
Casver
James H. Rhodes
Basin
Messie Durham
Kimball
Tavern
Rochester
Minn
Roy Armeling
Vinol claims to build strength and weight for the weak
A Chicago man purportedly gained four pounds to meet police exam standards by drinking water. A New York man endorses Vinol a cod liver tonic said to restore appetite and increase weight. An Cheyenne Wy druggist advertises Vinol with a money back guarantee. Supper for all at the Congregational church Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright
Chicago
George Muller, Jr
New York City
Roedel
Cheyenne
Wye
Fine Watch Repairing Offer From Elholm Aken Co
Expert workmen at Elholm and Aken Co offer trials at Restless and Sleepless Jewelers Plaing Building with St to demonstrate repair accuracy and speed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elholm & Aken Co
Funny Rogody Accused Demos of Corruption
Washington May 21 Congressman James T. Lloyd chair of the Democratic congressional committee cites sworn statements alleging Roosevelt managers spent four dollars per vote in New York and two million dollars by two Republican candidates in Pennsylvania. He says Democrats spent little beyond hand bills and rent and condemns tariff favoritism amid Republican wealth influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Tavenner
Washington, D. C
James T. Lloyd
Democratic Congressional Committee
Roosevelt
New York
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Taft
Sir. Roosevelt
Republican
Steel Trust
Wall Street
Allegheny County
Mitteburg
New York County
Idw
Belgium Royal Slander Crisis Sparks Prosecution
A Belgian royal slander episode arising from garden party rumors prompts a king’s prosecutor to file criminal proceedings. The Le Peuple reports three unnamed people are being sued for circulating false tales of adultery, murder, and threats involving King Albert and Queen Elisabeth at Laeken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruwels
Belgium
Laeken
Calumnloie
Albert
le Peuple
Anchor Line Steamships Promote New York to Glasgow Service
Anchor Line Steamships advertise attractive round trip rates between New York and Glasgow with routes to other ports in Europe. The offer highlights superior accommodations and prompt service, with agents in Chicago for bookings and travel inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anchor Line
New York
Lonny
Glasgow
Palermo
Beolah
Iriah
Cassine
Beca Ageat
T Ie PB
R&o Hi Poteans General Agents
Chicago
Hotel Arrivals Across Cities Noted
A listing of guests and visitors includes individuals and couples from Denver Chicago Fort Worth Laramie Davenport Omaha Cleveland New York St Louis Seattle Pueblo and Colorado Springs among others. The roll references several named guests such as J Silverstein Hest Lillie Middleton Thomas and Bunting with multiple wives and companions noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Silverstein
G. Hest
C. Lillie
H. Middleton
W. Thomas
CGC
R. Hoynton
H. G. King
Mra
J. Louis
W. W. Mayer
Ft. Worth
B. A. Wilkingon
Laramie
G. Crane, Jr. Davenport
Frank Manley
Omaha
W. H. Myers
Cleveland
J. J. Dun
New York
J. Brant
St. Lona
Notable Names Listed Across Regions and Firms
A reading of OCR fragments shows numerous personal names and place associations including Harry Forbes Ashtabula L. W. Edwards Denver Chris Borg Little Horse Creek Melvin Chasteen Grant Casper Gunkle Fort Russell Mrs. Co. W. Washburn Dayton L. &B. Creighton and wife Cokeville W. Hors Lusk H. A. Misener Canper Misa Eva Ballard Trinidad Joseph Webb Wheatland W. W. Lenton and wife New York CC. W. Sturm Kansas City Kan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Forbes
Ashtabula
L. W. Edwards
Denver
Chris Borg
Little Horse Creek
Melvin Chasteen Grant
Casper
Gunkle
Fort Russell
W. Washburn
Dayton
L. &B. Creighton
Cokeville
W. Hors
Lusk
H. A. Misener
Canper
Misa Eva Ballard
Trinidad
Joseph Webb
Wheatland
W. W. Lenton
New York
CC. W. Sturm
Kansas City
Kan
Notable Names in Regional Directory Entry
A fragment lists individuals and places including I. R. Adams Omaha C A Powers Denver Mra H Hynde Laramie Mra W H McGinnies Shoshoni Merc L H Hill Chadron J Herman Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. R. Adams
Omaha
C. A. Powers
Denver
Mra
H. Hynde
Laramie
W. H. McGinnies
Shoshoni
L. H. Hill
Chadron
J. Herman
Cincinnati
Unclear List of Names Across Cities and States
A fragmented OCR list names many individuals and locations including Washington PD C, G G Wyatt in Sidney Nebraska, J C Hart Omaha, 8 C Church Denver, W W Frazier Fra zier Ranch, L M Davis Denver, Carrithera Crawford, Phalen Leavenworth, Drake Rants Grover Denver, P S Smith Will Malone Rawlina, Elsen Findlay, Credle Gibsonberg, Ed Gorey Casper, Dobbs Ashland, Arnold Denver, Andrew Monroe Omaha, DeWald Owen, Kettering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Haverstock
Washington, PD. C
G. G. Wyatt
Sidney
Neb
J. C. Hart
Omaha
8. C. Church
Denver
W.W. Frazier
Frazier Ranch
L. M. Davis
Carrithera
Crawford
W. Phalen
Leavenworth
P. B. Drake
H. B. Rants
C. W. Grover
L. P. Smith
Will Malone
Rawlina
G. PF. Elsen
Findlay
W. Credle
Gibsonberg
Ed Gorey
Casper
G. W. Dobbs
Ashland
A. Arnold
Andrew Monroe
F. B. DeWald
Owen
R. A. Kettering
Roosevelt a Hard Drinker of Milk Says Dr Abbott
New York May 21 Colonel Roosevelt in a letter to a friend says he never drank a highball or a cocktail and that he takes about a dozen teaspoonsfuls of brandy a year. Dr Lyman Abbott says Roosevelt is intemperate only in milk consumption and notes the colonel denied drinking excess intoxicants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Roosevelt
Lyman Abbott
Roosevelt Aide Denies Drinking Excessively
Dr Abbott testifies Roosevelt drinks only milk at meals with four or five glasses in a serving. He notes Roosevelt never uses brandy or whisky unless prescribed and drinks beer only in Europe. The claim began after a Salina Kansas paper alleged intoxication during Osawatomie speech. Warfield Jr and Roosevelt supporter sent the editorial and a letter to Colonel Roosevelt. From Ohio, Roosevelt dictated a reply branding the tale absolutely false and referring it to Dr Abbott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Abbott
Roosevelt
Hie Osawatomile
Willian H. Warfield, Jr
Ohio
Littleton Man Fatally Shot in Accident at Home
Frank Phares, 32, of southeast Littleton, was accidentally shot while near his barn. A bullet hit him above the right ear and he died shortly after arrival at a hospital. James Clarey, a guest, found him with the wound as friends visited. Coroner Broad will hold an inquest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Littleton
Colo
Frank Phares
Phares
James Clarey
Broad
Englewood
Weather Display Codes Interpret Signals
Interprets displays numbered 1 to 8 for predicting seasonal weather. No. 1 signals fall weather with stationary temperature, No. 2 indicates rain or snow with stationary temperature, No. 5 signals local rain or snowfall with steady temperature. Combinations with No. 4 modify for July warmth or winter cold. other pairings indicate rain or snow with varying temperatures.
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State of
Wyoming
Ble Horn Mid
Wael Gardena -O
Hrwihy
Pony
HAL Hyattville
Frankapen
North
Meneh—C
Hart
Huelington
Vicain Fo
Dorey Creek
Bert Clark
Dormey Cronk
Otte
Leo Makesley
Ollo
Crosters Plate
W. M. Crosters Croster
Keck
Henry Dutton
Beck
Burlington
T Johnson
Upper
Carl Lay
Worland
Merman Gates
Germania and Vicinity
A. C. Wunderlich
Hasin
Florsheim
M’millan
Little Stateles
Claude Fryar
Kansas
Peabody & Nelson
Thomes
Vhone
W. Uf
Congregational Church
Demos
Boston Transcript
Williams
A. William S Mf, CO
Prev
Ohis
Br A. E, Koedel
Buechner
Buechner Jewelry CO
Plaines
Albany
Becker
BUDE
Worger
Ned
Gee
Wayigsne, WW
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Willis L. Moore
Aken
Sasa Owen
Clinton
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