Tevinson to Build Memorial Hospital in Laramie Wyoming
Edward Tevinson, longtime banker and former president of First National Bank, agreed to finance and donate a three story fireproof memorial hospital in Laramie. The facility to be named Tevinson Memorial Hospital will adjoin the university, house up to thirty five students, and cost over 860000. Plans show 100 by 26 feet frontage, basement heating and full basement, with Archie Allison and W H Holliday Co. bidding. Cody report notes Mondell Kendrick Preston Mellalire and Warner honored as honorary members of the Wyoming Game Protective Association for their work in wild game protection.
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Laramte
Edward Tevison
Wat al
Firet National Bank
Alte
Jane Risen
Teineon Memorial Hospital
Tenth and
Thornlorgh Stn
University
Noticss
Tenth Street
Thornburgh Street
Archié Allison
W. H. Holliday Company
Tvinson
Tle
Cody
F. W. Mondell
Kendrick
C. A. Preston
J. A. Mellalre
Outdoor Life
E. F. Warner
Field and Stream
Wyoming Game Protective Innovation
Hig
Dynamite Accident Injures Boy Riding to Tell Parents
Donald Winchester, aged year, son of Mr and Mrs W J Winchester of Worland, suffered severe hand injuries after a dynamite cap exploded when he struck it. He finished his chores, washed his hands, then told his parents. Dr Gage in Worland treated him and he is improving. head injury feared but not fatal.
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Worlanm
Donald
Mra
W. J. Winchester
Ind
Tieson
Worland
Gage
Hitle
Commencement at Sundance June 6 in Open Air
Sundance June 23. The Sun dance school closes Friday June 2 with graduation exercises planned for Tuesday evening June 6. An open air ceremony is planned with a stage lights and decorations. Five graduates will wear gray capes and gowns.
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Sundance
Divide Farmer Buys Stallion From Truman
W. H. Truman of Bushnell Illinois sold the Percheon stallion Vendome to John Wagner of Divide. Vendome has drawn praise from horsemen since arriving in Cheyenne and is expected to boost local horse interests. He is a direct descendant of Wenmouth, acclaimed by experts as possibly the best Percheon stallion brought to America.
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W. H. Truman
Cheyenne
Truman Proneer Stud Farm
Bushnell, Ill
John Wagner
Divide
Beet Planting Hampered by Unfavorable Weather at Sheridan
Sheridan May 23 Unfavorable weather has hampered beet planting in the Sheridan territory and slowed growth of seed already planted. About half the acreage is planted and eighty percent of plowing done. Recent rains improved soil. a few warm days could bring the crop to prime condition.
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Sheridan
Grain Elevator Planned for Torrington Area
Torrington May 23 One of the needs here for years is a grain elevator. W O Eaton reports securing a site just west of the stone yards. His brother L B Eaton joined him here from Kansas to partner in the enterprise. The venture aims to open by fall with a 15000 bushel capacity, modern and fully equipped to buy and sell grain and other elevator commodities.
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Torrington
W. O. Eaton
Stoneyards
L. B. Eaton
Kansas
Omaha
Moorcroft Commercial Club Organized at Meeting
At a Moorcroft business men gathering on Monday evening at Robinson hall a commercial club was formed. M. J. Kohne was named president and D B Shackleford secretary treasurer by acclamation. T A Dune chaired the meeting with Leo Noone as secretary. About thirty men joined, the old club’s constitution and by laws were adopted, and the annual fee set at five dollars.
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Moorcroft
Robinson Ha
M. J. Kohne
D .B. Shackleford
T. A. Dune
Leo Noooae
J. Blige
C. Beith
Charles Louis
Ehrman Harris
Robinson
Smith
A. Gram
Bourbe
Prison term for assault on eight year old girl
May 23. Joe San thes is sent to prison for five to seven years for the brutal assault on his eight year old sister in law at his ranch near Sandance. Sheriff notified after he pleaded guilty before Judge Raymond.
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Aundance
Joe Santhes
Sandance
Fanches
Tere
Leuier
Raymond
Railroad Assured Up Little Goose to Denio Route
Sheridan May 28 The construction of a railroad up the Little Goose valley as far as Denioa has become practically assured. The right of way matter is progressing splendidly and should be concluded soon. The east side route appears best and will be adopted with minor changes. Incorporation steps will be taken in a few days.
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Sheridan
Little Goose Valley
Denio'a Raast
Postmaster Van Doren To Change Building May 28
Casper news notes Postmaster Van Doren plans to move from the old post office to the new building around May 25 with the change set for Sunday May 28. The new facility is nearly ready and all boxes and equipment are in place to avoid disruption of service.
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George W. Daiber
Casper
van Doren
Five wells being drilled in Pilot Dome field
Riverton May 23 Five actual oil wells are now being drilled in the Pilot Dome field. One by the Hall Oil company one by the Midwest Refining company one by the Midwest Oil Company one by Hurst Co and one by the Dagper Development company. Two producers have already been brought in by the Hall company.
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Riverton
Pilot Dome
Hall Oil Company
Midwest Refining Company
Midwest Oil Company
Hurst & Co
Dagper Development Company
Hatl Company
Dairy Demonstration in Sheridan May 26
Sheridan will host state dairy demonstrator E. P. Burton for four days starting May 26 accompanied by county agent M. Fuller. They aim to visit interested dairying farmers and schedule small group meetings across convenient points. Fuller asks interested farmers to contact him promptly to arrange appointments and a timetable.
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Sheridan
E. PF. Barton
Barton
M. Fuller
Burton
Fuller
Burton Ia
New York City Hints at Record Local Summer Exodus
A preliminary survey by hotel and transportation officials indicates many New Yorkers plan to stay within a few hours of New York for the coming summer. War conditions and household protective measures suggest fewer families will be away for long, with many staying near home rather than traveling far from the city.
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New York
Platisburg
Police Probe Plans Bold Spring Drive Against Crime
Police announce a statewide spring crackdown aiming to curb bold crime trends with special patrols, checkpoints, and coordinated efforts across agencies. Authorities emphasize rapid response, public safety, and data sharing to drive down incidents.
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Hare Dust Eeas
Unsparing Police Fight for Tenderloin Control
Lurid gossip claims vicious pur sou seeks to oust their quovilonatic teamus and impose strict surveillance on suspected plots to turn wheels and catole for prosperous spring visitors. The underworld reportedly aims to pry off the police lid as bluecoats must fight hard to keep the Tenderloin in subjection as before.
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Ing
Bluecoats
Teachers Arrive to Discuss Postwar Education in City
An expected delegation of fifty thousand teachers from across the country will attend the Fourth National Educational Association convention in the city. They plan to inspect sights and hold talks on World War I’s impact on general education, especially history teaching. Local officials fear potential disruptions amid hopeful reception.
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National Educational Association
Skyscraper venture offers free lifestyle for shop girl
A new women’s hotel project promises a salary based living option near the main shopping district. It envisions no patronage or admission rules for guests, drawing enthusiasm from beneficiaries and supporting staff. A gale halted work on St Paul’s clock for a week, but the clock’s future remains a local focal point.
Lost Springs man disappears from home
Manville May 25 A posse of Lost Springs citizens left yesterday to search for Job Wilche known as Doth Joby who disappeared near seventy years ago and has been long rumored missing. Wilke had been working far
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Manville
Sareh
Jobe Wilche
Joby
Wilke
Missing man tracked to claim near the Lost Mine
A man vanished after turning in a rail line winter journey and buying groceries before heading to a claim near the Lost Mine. A posse found the untouched groceries and a trunk at the claim shack, but no trace of the man. Searchers continue to scour the area.
Indian police pursue man after alleged robbery in Lander
May 28 in Lander a man named Jay Shoulder allegedly fled to the county jail while a ward of the U S government, returning from a visit to a place called Saturn. He reportedly sold stolen red rye to Indians and was pursued by Gage of the Indian police. A chase led to Sage shooting at Shoulderblade’s horse, then Jim Cole guided him to a cabin.
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Lander
Jay
U. S
Ltr
Hla
Gage
Kay
Sage
Shoulderblade
Jim Cole
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