Save All Bum Lambs Move Aims Wyoming Youth In Lamb Care
The Wyoming Agricultural College and the Department of Agriculture push the Save All Bum Lambs program to increase lamb production. Boys and girls statewide raise and care multiple bum lambs, facing early losses from overfeeding but learning persistence and cooperation with parents. A Park County man raises about 300 bum lambs, with his son assisting. Meanwhile shifts in shale and petroleum policy under Interior oversight seek royalty waivers for early development to spur oil production.
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Weather summary from cam reports for the day
The report lists 6 pm readings with temperature 48 57 and humidity 134 84. It notes rain, highest 62 and lowest 47, wind 32 mph, total precipitation since January two inches and normal precipitation 6.09 inches. George W. Pitman.
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Leader Credits Taylor for Oil Shale Leasing Section
In Washington D C on May 29 the remark highlights Congressman Ed Taylor of Colorado for securing a draft leasing section in the house bill to develop offshore shale deposits. The piece notes expected benefits for Colorado and Wyoming and urges retention by the conference committee as a step toward encouraging commercial shale extraction.
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Ed Taylor
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News of Order Dismisses Gloom at Camp Lewis
Camp Lewis reports a mood shift as Maj. Gen. H. A. Greene announces Ninety-first division to prepare to go over there. Soldiers across ranks celebrate, cheering upon the order to entrain for battle. the division shows renewed energy and optimism. Two crates of Kennewick strawberries net $507 for the Red Cross in Seattle.
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Kennewick
Red Cross
Natives Await Arrival of Boat
Nome Alaska residents expect the first steamer from Seattle to break the icebound roadstead signaling the annual spring supplies run. About 1000 people gather on the gold bench after the smoke sighting to mark the start of the season, with the Umatilla and other veterans due to depart Seattle in June.
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British-Canadian recruiting seeks Wyoming volunteers
Edward V. Robertson of Cody reports to Governor Houx that British and Canadian subjects in Wyoming can be sent to front lines in France within sixty to eighty days after enlistment. He cites heavy British casualties since March 21 and estimates 200,000 eligible British subjects in the United States as potential recruits.
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France
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Edward V. Robertson
Cody
Robertson
United States
Honor Roll for $1000 W S S Club
The list shows members and supporters including W. Irvine, Wilkin, Mullen, Hows, Burdick, Thrnas Hunter, KK Lare, Hilliard Hidgely, Kinkead Co. Burdick J. Carpenter Richardiven Lives L hevker Mys Myrna Samuel Idchnan Jews Yoder France Marsh Charles Smith PF Thompson Claude Palmer Western Life Ima Co WW N Boyd George W Plummer Don Shee Clothing Co E W Stone W Riner Cyrus Beard Ingersoll Stores Co H M Hiteshew Mrs John Merion Douglas Wye Philip Bekoard George Powell Albert Chamberlain Martha Sears Mrs A D Chamberlain Miles Shepherd Max Meyer Gauft Braunschweig Charles Rigdon P Johnston P K Warren Stimpson John A Martin O Connell Veronia Wolfer Mrs Mary Schmidt Fred Rolce Beatty Lee Moore.
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George W. Plummer
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E. W. Stone
W. Riner
Cyrus Beard
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H. M. Hiteshew
John Merion
Douglas
Wye
Philip Bekoard
George Powell
Albert
Chamberlain
Martha I. Sears
A. DD. Chamberlain
Miles Shepherd
Max J. Meyer
Gauft & Braunschweig
P. Johnston
P. K. Warren J. KE. Stimpson
John A. Martin
O'Connell Veronia A. Wolfer
Mary Schmidt
Fred D. Rolce
L. Beatty
Lee Moore
Art of Defense Draws Keen Interest at Camp Lewis Boxing
About 10 boxers will compete at Camp Lewis during the week of June to decide the division titles in each weight class. Noted coast and Pacific Northwest fighters are expected, with Willie Hitchie guiding the training and a large corps of trainers preparing entrants new to Camp Lewis.
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Camp Lewis Hosts Stock Musical Comedy Feature
Taroma Washington May 9 Soldiers at Camp Lewis enjoy a new stock musical comedy feature. A newly opened elaborately furnished theater on Greene Street hosts a company of forty with a weekly change of bill for camp entertainment.
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Greene
Two Claanos to Lead Summer Outing With Separate Groups
The plan calls for two Claanos to lead a fall show featuring professionals and amateurs in separate venues. The outdoor journey, originally set for the week of May 20, was postponed due to weather. The tournament will run four nights after supper, with long daylight hours at camp in summer.
Memorial Day Parade Called By 100 Per Cent American Society
The 100 Per Cent American Society asks all members to assemble on Capitol Avenue in front of the Masonic temple at 9 50 a m on Memorial Day May 30th for the parade. No flowers decorations will be with mags A public meeting follows at 8 30 p m at the Masonic temple under the Council of National Defense with talks by two of General Pershing’s men who returned from the western front Everyone urged to attend to hear war reports from participants.
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Land Work by Allies Reclaims Fields Behind Front Lines
London dispatch reports a large scale effort by British and French forces to cultivate vegetables behind the lines in France. Official tallies show 50 100 acres previously under cultivation now revived with American plows and potatoes planted, plus Quaker-led aid in Ham and surrounding areas helping peasants restore gardens and livestock.
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Chating
Cheyenne Country Club Sets Annual Meeting and Dance
The Cheyenne Country Club will hold its annual meeting at the club building on Saturday evening June 1st at 7 p.m. The event will include luncheon and dancing.
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War Department Is Functioning Says Special Dispatch
Special to State Leader reports Congress confirms the U S aims to field a million fully equipped fighting men on the western front by summer end. The piece argues the department operates in silence to prevent revealing military details to the enemy while critics claim it has ceased to function. It credits Wilson and aides with turning peaceful restraint into a potent weapon against military autocracy.
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Washington, D. C
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New York
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Ancie st Vies sel Sold For Three Times Original
The British sailing vessel the Good Intent, aged 128 years, carrying sixty eight tons of cargo and coal, was sold for three times its original cost. Built of sturdy oak timbers from British warships, she remains in excellent condition despite long service.
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Cardiff
Wales
Ottawa labor leader warns against Capgadian party formation
In addressing local labor men in Ottawa Mr. Gempers advised against the formation of a Capgadian labor party, arguing that workers should be free to vote for whom they pleased.
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Ambulances Added to Camp Lewis Medical Unit
The base hospital at Camp Lewis Tacoma Washington now has two fully equipped modern motor ambulances. One was donated by the Improved Order of Redmen of Washington Montana Oregon and Idaho and the other by California Red Men. They are fully enclosed with glass windows and upholstery. They were formally presented on May 20 after already being in use.
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Clown Douglas Demonstrates Rope Spinning at Camp Lewis
Bob Douglas, a well known clown rider at major round ups, performs rope spinning at Camp Lewis in Tacoma Washington on May 29.
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Bob Douglas
New Camp Lewis Arrival Impresses Remount Depot
At Pendleton Oregon one of the new arrivals to Camp Lewis in the draft entertained the remount depot personnel with deft rope spinning. He showed notable skill and engaged the troops with a lively performance.
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