Emmer Products Co reorganizes for expansion
Reorganization of Emmer Products Co moves forward with a capital of 2 million dollars. Plans include building factories in Denver and possibly Omaha, expanding Worland capacity, and widening emmer wheat production. Casper investors back the venture with new stock soon. Professor Buffum, originator of emmer wheat, attends and remains optimistic.
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Emmer Products Company
Cheyenne
Denver
Omaha
Worland
RG. Taylor
Casper
B. C. Buffum
Luther Burbank
Wyoming
W. K. Gilchrest
Gilchrest
Colo
Buffum
New York
Spuds on Par with Diamonds at Swisher Jewelry
The Swisher Jewelry and Optical store showcases potatoes set as jewelry. One pair of matched spuds from this year’s crop appears as earrings for milady at about $206. Other items include shirt studs watch fobs and lava jewelry ranging $149 to $275. Potato engagement rings cost roughly three times the price of a standard diamond. Three matched spuds, each with the same number of eyes, are offered for $197.50 for a necklace or similar use.
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Swisher Jewelry and Optical
Milady
Ten Men Arraigned in Ore Conspiracy Case
Ten men charged with conspiring to defraud the government pleaded not guilty in federal court yesterday. The defendants named include John B. Cusack Carl Muelhausen Victor Peterson Chas B Reed George J Heber Daniel McLeod Dennis F Sullivan Charles Pantels and Frank Cochrane. Martin Snoderass Cheyenne man indicted was absent due to hospitalization for appendicitis.
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Colorado
John B. Cusack
Carl
John Muelhausen
Victor Peterson
Chas. B. Reed
George J. Heber
Daniel McLeod
Dennis F. Sullivan
Charles Pantels
Frank Cochrane
Martin Snoderass
Colorado Masons Arrive for Cheyenne Joint Session
About 125 Colorado Masons arrive by special train in Cheyenne for a joint session of Cheyenne Lodge No 1 and Acacia Lodge No 11 at the Masonic temple. Grand Master Herbert J King and Sovereign Grand Commander Moore attend with Master Mason degree work and a banquet to follow.
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Cheyenne
Masonic Temple
Herbert J. King
Temple
Colorado
Fort Collins
Eaton
Wellington
Laramie
Pine Bluffs
Wheatland
Moore
Scottish Rite of
Freemasonry
One More Scarlet Fever Case Reported in City
City health officials reported another scarlet fever case yesterday. The patient is a four year old child and authorities say they cannot trace the source of the illness. Hotel changes. Mrs. John Brown buys the Moffatt hotel goodwill and fixtures and will operate the property soon through J A Kirkpatrick.
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John Brown
Inter Ocean Hotel
Moffatt Hotel
Madeline Montgomery
J. A. Kirkpatrick
Cheyenne Thespians Stage Roaring Farce at Masonic Temple
Over 400 gathered to enjoy the Awfulum Road Show presented by the Girls' club Queen Esther Circle. Eight sketches opened with selections by the Awfulum orchestra under Thomas A. Edison, followed by comic acts including Mile. Susuk! San and Dr. H. L. Millard with Hawaiian singes. The cast featured Jiges, Maggie, and a host of performers who requested anonymity, plus Mile. Shoeman Hike and Sister Masons in the finale. The program concluded with Doing Our Bit and The Star Spangled Banner, one verse and chorus. Audience praised the show as a success and requested another similar event soon.
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Masonic Temple
Cheyenne
Girls’ Club
Queen Esther Circle
O.B. 8
Awfulum Orchestra
Thomas A. Edison
Mile. Susuk! San
Willa Schilling
J. L. Rockwell
J. Hunter
M.P. Keefe
M. A. Kiine
Horace Jenkins
Father
Pathe
J. Kranz
Jiges
Horse Creek
Angelcake
Mra
J. A. Durnford
Gossip
Bruce Jones
Backbite
McGuire
Busybody
F. A. Knighe
Blueblood
John Hunter
J Krang
Tyler
Eloise Fletcher
Thankful
Marian Rossman
Beard
R. E. Burner
Luna Freund
Harold Vaughan
Bart Miletto
Industrial Club Discusses Civic Affairs of Chan
Cheyenne will contribute 1500 toward the Y M C A at Fort D A Russell, raised among businessmen soon. Harry Henderson urged municipal gardens and resource conservation with a citizens gardening committee. Mayor LaFontaine spoke on saloon sobriety and red light district issues. Fred Hofmann reported Frontier celebration progress and the Jim Baker cabin at Frontier Park will soon be open.
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Cheyenne
Fort
D. A
Russell
Shingler
Industrial Club
A. D. Kelley
Harry Henderson
R. N. LaFontaine
Red Light District
Fred Hofmann
Jim Baker
Frontier Park
Young inmate fights prison placement in Supreme Court
Attorney General Preston argued before the supreme court to decide whether John Hukivich, aged 16 to 25, should serve time in a state penitentiary or be sent to the state industrial school at Worland. The case concerns exemption from prison and prison placement after a robbery conviction. The court remains to rule on the discretionary decision.
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Preston
Supreme Court
John Hukivich
Felix Alston
Worland
The
Bes Pol Ye
Decisios
Flower fund reaches sixty seven dollars for graves
Sixty seven dollars have been subscribed to the flower fund to decorate graves of national heroes tomorrow. Maurice Groshon chairs the committee and lists yesterday’s contributors including R A Hopkins Louis Lipson Peter O Neil Mrs Storrie C B Morgan Herman Gates Pat Sullivan F M Brower A D Johnston Geo B Abbott A H Marble C W Riner J T Boyd H N Boyd J W Hammond Washington Market and George P Knight. All barbershops stay open until nine tonight.
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Maurice Groshon
R. A. Hopkins
Louis Lipson
Peter O'Neil
Mra. Storrie
Horse Creek
C. B. Morgan
Herman Gates
Pat Sullivan
F. M. Brower
A. D. Johnston
Geo. B. Abbott
A. H. Marble
C. W. Riner
J. T Boyd
H. N. Boyd
J. W. Hammond
Washington Market
George P. Knight
Registration supplies sent to sheriffs by governor aide
J. C. Thompson Jr., secretary to the governor, arranged shipment of additional registration supplies yesterday. He obtained a Washington dispensation allowing sheriffs and local officials to send their results to county offices by special delivery, expanding the reporting workflow.
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J. C. Thompson, Jr
Washington
Registra
County central Gx in-person request impracticable shown
The text notes that making a county central Gx in person was impracticable in this state, indicating a logistical barrier to in-person processes. No further context or names are provided.
Groricers and Butchers Association Dec Decoration Day Closure
Notice states all grfers and meat markets will close all day Decoration Day Wegnenday May 30th as mandated by the Grocers and Butchers Association.
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Missouri
Wegnenday
THE
Grocers and Butchers Association
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E.S. Johnston Grocery Co
Hood River
Arkansas
Ben Davis
Emmer Products CO
E. L. Case
Taylor
A. C. Bailey
Denvir
Liberty
the Wyoming Trust and Savings Bank
Cheyenne, Wyoming
Colorado Masons
Chan
Pha
Athens Candy Co
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