County Agent Starts Duties in Laramie County
Reed, newly appointed county agent for Laramie County, appears in this Leader issue announcing his duties. He will meet farmers in his office or in field trips, after a reversal by the Doari keeping him at a prior posting. Reed is a Colorado Agricultural College graduate and brings strong agricultural experience to oversee county farming interests.
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Y . Mee Reog
Laramth
Star Valley
Hla
Reed
Lincoln County
Doari
Hin
Pervier
Cheyenne
Need
Colorado Agricultural College
Portrait of Sir Ross Wemyss as a mature naval leader
A garbled passage notes Sir Ross Wemyss wearing a monocle and discusses his authority and actions in military matters. It references troop movements and submarines, mentions his appearance and demeanor, and recalls his presence at the Dardanelles landing.
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Ondon
Rosslyn Wemyss
Goa
Dardanelles
Unknown historical note on transport career progress
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Stockmen's Association Aims War on Predatory Wild Animals
Caspar May 28 Tohn Hays Natrona county agriculture agent has begun a movement to form Stockmen's Associations in central Wyoming counties. The plan seeks county and federal forest service cooperation to wage war on predatory animals like coyotes wolves and others that threaten sheep and cattle.
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Caspar
Wye
Tohn Hays
Natrona County
Wyoming
Seaview
Car leaps into ravine in Hudson Wyoming
An automobile driven by George Darlington with his family on board rolled backward down a steep grade in Hudson Wyoming. The car jumped into a ravine, turned over, and stopped on its wheels with the engine running. Mrs Darlington and the children escaped injury. George Darlington was severely injured.
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Hudson, Wyo
George Dartington
Darlington
General Rain Widespread Across Wyoming Territory
Rain covers the state with Cheyenne and Lander reporting measurable totals. Lander captured 0.50 inch, Cheyenne 0.36 inch by yesterday, Sheridan and Yellowstone Park seeing rain and snow. A broad low pressure region moves eastward, forecasters say, keeping moisture in the area.
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CheyQane
Newwoteta
Wigan
Montana
Colorado
Lander
Cheyenne
Sheridan
Yellowstone Park
G. W. Mittman
Class One Men Called in Order of Number
War draft orders specify that men in Class One are called strictly by their call numbers. Subdivisions within clans do not alter the sequence, and men in Class One A are not designated to precede those in Class One B.
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Ray K. Olds
General Crowder
Washington, D. C
Crowder
Pitching to Count in American League Pennant Race
The piece analyzes pitching strength across teams from the Yankees White Sox Red Sox Indians Tigers and Giants and predicts the pennant winner will finish around .550 to .600 with three to four clubs competing as the season matures. It highlights Cobb Hollman and leaders on several staffs and notes inconsistent performance across squads.
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Hirling Corps
Cobb
Red Sox
Indians
Glanta
Ban Johnson
Fourth of July as Loyalty Day in Wyoming
Governor Houx received a telegram from George Reel chairing the federal public information division with Secretary Laping Baker and Daniels urging Wyoming to invite foreign born citizens to celebrate next Fourth of July as a loyalty day. The president supported the plan on May 23 and asked local committees to include a demonstration of patriotic love for the country.
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Houx
George Reel
Public Information
Laping
War Bhaker
the Navy
Daniels
Wyoming
Hous
United States
Committee On Public Information
Concrete Curbing Installed on 22 St Section
Concrete curbing with space for parking is installed on the south side of Twenty second Street between Central and Wire in front of property owned by Mary Conn and A L Lennell. City funded curbing and parking extend around City Park and along several other points on Twenty second Street. Several stretches remain without improvements where standard curb and gutter are not yet undertaken.
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Kant
Ch Tral
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Parkjee
Mirw
Mary Coen
A. L. Laenlle
Devence
Freyte Expected Home After Months-Long Nogoree Visit
Way HM Today Mee and CO Freyte are expected to arrive home after an extended stay in Nogoree. The pair are visiting for several months, with plans to resume normal duties upon return.
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Mee &. CO
Freyte
Nogoree
Forals
Land of Opportunity Star Valley Here in Wyoming
Star valley lies between the Wyoming and Caribou forests with rich agriculture livestock and growing mining. Afton hosts 3000 milk cows many Holsteins and Jerseys and two major towns serve roughly 4000 residents with eight small towns. Mining copper and placer deposits along with salt lakes and coal near Grey's River offer prospecting potential as a railroad is awaited.
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Wyoming National Forest
Caribow National Forest
Salt River
Star Valley
Wyoming
Idaho
Montpelier
Neareat
Cokeville
Thomas Fork
Salt Creek
Salt River Basin
G. S. Mead
Bear Lake
U. S
Montpelier-Afton
Afton
Snake River
Stour Valley Copper Mining Company
Grey's River
Crooks
Auburn
Harrison Brothers
Land of Opportunity
Opportunity
Ster Valley
Trout Fry Travel by Tank to Stock Fremont Streams
Twenty seven thousand half trout were transported by automobile from Laramie to Cheyenne to avoid stopping here on route to Fremont county where they will be released into streams. State Fish Commissioner John J. Lennathan and Superintendent Fred E. Baillie accompanied the shipment which traveled in ringine cooled tanks weighing about 1000 pounds and arrived in first class condition for later release.
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Laramie
Cheyenne
Fremont County
John J. Lennathan
Fred E. Baillie
Matehatchery No
Jankovsky Reopens Cheyenne Tailor Shop After Absence
Charles Jankovsky returns to Cheyenne and resumes tailoring at 114 West 17th Street after months in Colorado for his wife's health. He formerly operated at 317 East 17th Street and invites old customers to visit.
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Charles Jankovsky
Colorado
Cheyenne
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17Th Stroet
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