Taxi notes and Cheyenne briefs blend into busy day
Dildine Garage man Lamont leaves Cheyenne for Carpenter on business. Barbers stay open until nine tonight then closed tomorrow. New red and white awning at Bill’s shop provides shade. Taxi service urged with One-One numbers. Various Cheyenne visitors from Tulsa Los Angeles Casper Denver and Omaha noted. Major Parker begins mustering fifty Wyoming National Guard troops in Torrington.
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Arthur Parker
Torrington
Wyoming National Guard
Wood Men of the World Meet to Elect Commander
Attention W O W members in Phoenix Camp requested to gather at their ball Wednesday at 9 AM to elect their annual Commander for the order.
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Phoenix Camp
Woodmen of the World
State Starts Tuberculin Tests Under New Law
State Veterinarian A W French plans extensive tuberculin test work with Dr Dunn of Hillsdale assisting. Purdue bulletin on 2015 cattle hogs and sheep inspections shows TB condemnations and outlines chronic symptom progression in animals.
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A. W. French
Dunn
Hillsdale
Agricultural Experiment Station
Purdue University
Aroma ready-to-eat milk based luncheon dish
Prepared in Oakland California the aroma ready-to-eat meal combines milk or cream with fruit such as berries to serve as luncheon or dinner option.
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Oakland
California
Farmers Seek Massive Loans From Federal Bank
Applications filed with the Omaha headquarters of the Federal Farm Loan Bank seek loans totaling 16 million dollars. About one third comes from Wyoming, with Nebraska and Kansas contributing the remainder. State Engineer James B True says he can provide water rights information for any specific land parcel when requested, but advises against a blanket report on all irrigable Wyoming land due to the vast workload.
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True
Federal Farmloan Bank
Omaha
James B. True
Wyoming
Nebraska
Jaws
Bank
J C Alter Praises Cheyenne People Before Leaving
Cecil Alter Cheyenne’s local weatherman will depart for Salt Lake City June 4 His replacement at the station is L H Daingerfield Observers stream gangers and weather bureau staff were notified Alter praised Cheyenne calling it the best town he ever worked in and lauded its hospitality climate and community spirit compared with other cities
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Cecil Alter
Cheyenne
Salt Lake City
L. H. Daingerfield
Weather Bureau
Alter
California
Liberty Bond Memorial Day Parade Announcement
W.O.W. lodge invites members to meet at their hall on Wednesday for annual memorial services and then march to the cemetery in the Memorial Day Parade. A. M. Reis Consul Commander urges purchase of Liberty Bonds.
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Phoenix Camp
Woodmen of the World
A. M. Reis
Dean Knight Receives Doctorate From Illinois
Dean Henry G. Knight of the agricultural college at the state university earned a Ph D in agricultural chemistry with history as second minor and agronomy as a second minor. He was educated at Washington and Wyoming, served as chemistry professor and state chemist, and has led the state council of national defense promoting food production.
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Henry G. Knight
Agricultural College of the State University
Urbana
Ill
University of Ilinois
Dean Knight
Tory
University of Wyoming
University of Washington
Hie
Knight
State Council of National Defense
Shridan Man Visits After 37 Years in Sheridan
Brundage of Sheridan was in Cheyenne yesterday for the first time in 37 years. He toured local spots and spoke with residents about changes since his last visit, highlighting ongoing community development and nostalgia for former times.
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Shridan Man
W. , Brundage of
Sheridan
Cheyenne
Extra Vote Offer Closes Saturday Campaigns Push Subscriptions
The article notes a looming Saturday deadline for an extra vote offer tied to subscription amounts. It explains a special certificate grant for $25 and $430 yielding 75 000 and 90 000 extra votes respectively, urging candidates to maximize gains in the remaining eleven days as the campaign remains in its early stage. It mentions future subscriptions and solicits start times for new readers.
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Etra
Pioneering Freighter's Long Wyoming Run Described
The piece recalls a longtime freighter in Wyoming and the Da kotas era. In 1889 he hauled flour from Cheyenne to Deadwood. He helped survey Sheridan's townsite in 1882 and has lived there since.
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Wyoming
Dakotas
Cheyenone
Deadwood
Brundage
Sheridan
Appointed Delegate to Charity Meeting
Miss Allie Jewell of Wheatland was yesterday named by Governor Hoar to represent Wyoming at the 42nd annual meeting of the National Conference of Charities and Corrections in Pittsburgh on June 13. She has long been active in charity work.
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Allie Jewell
Wheatland
Hoar
Wyoming
National Conference of Charities and Corrections
Pittsburgh
Miss Jewell
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