Lander Man Dies by Own Action in Wyoming
Land er resident Teor Wnton shot himself twice with a .48 caliber revolver after his wife found him Sunday morning in the couple’s homestead yard with two bullet wounds. He had worked for Honey Walters interests in the Cenialea oil field and complained of unpaid wages. He was 40 and had recently moved from London.
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Landen
Nov
Teor Wnton
Lander
Bation
Charel
Honey Walters
Cenilae
Thie
Erton
London
Nngand
House Coats And Overcoats Feature In Fashion Notes
A brief fashion blurb highlights house coats overcoats and silk lisle hose from Muillers. The item list implies a catalog style feature with emphasis on warm garments and accessories for the season.
Wyoming Day 10 Celebration Planned for December 8
Douglas invites all county and city teachers to a monster Wyoming Day program on December 8 featuring Harvey L. Eby of the University of Wyoming and Edith K. O. Clark. Activities include frontier civilization lecture, Old Settlers reminiscences, and high school history notes review. A December 9 county school conference will discuss the revised school code and rural school advancement.
Big Horn Basin Receives 80000 From Sugar Beets Pay Day
In Lovell on November 15 more than $80,000 was distributed to Big Horn basin farmers by the Great Western Sugar Company. Only about thirty percent of the crop had been delivered. many beets remained in the ground as the factory neared operation. Powell district received about 30000, Worland 25000, Lowell 20000, Manderson 5000, Basin 2500. Gun Murray led individuals with 1400, followed by J M Grant at 1200, A J Moniseur and A Knusely over 1000 each. Factory manager W J Hepgarty says production runs near capacity.
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Lovell
Big Horn Basin
Great Western Sugar Company
D. Thompson
Powell
Worland
Lowell
Manderson
Basin
Murray
J. M. Grant
J. A. Moniseur
A. J. Knnsely
W. J. Hepgarty
Rock Springs Mystery Deepens Over Disappearance
Louis Schneider, manager of the Bitter Creek branch for Mock Springs Stock Grower Morton Co and postmaster, vanished after informing a deputy he would go to Rock Springs. He was last heard from in Rawlins and his location remains unknown as authorities search.
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Rock Springs
Louis Schneider
Sitter Creek
Belhoeider
Bitter Creek
Elore
Stovk
Mernantile Co
Mock Springs
Jacob Nollen
Rawlins
Sincw
Parcel Post Bargains at Presbyterian Dusaar
Bargains at 25 cents each offered by the Presbyterian Dusaar with donations from friends far away. Aprons, crafts, home made candies and Pure Food treats. A fancy work booth and a homey cookery section with sandwiches cake and coffee 15 cents. Event runs Saturday December 2nd at Plat Yrecerlorisa church parlors.
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Pancel
Presbyterian Dusaar
Ico Cram Este
Plat Yrecerlorisa
Youth in Lake Forest Tied to Orpet Case in Larceny Charge
Cody Wroe Now and When Charles amer pleaded guilty to grand larceny in the district court. The youth, questioned by Judge Meta, said he knew Will Orpet and Marion Lambert from Lake Forest Illinois and claimed awareness of the Lambert tragedy. He admitted working after school washing cars in garages and said Orpet sometimes rode in limousines to visit Lambert. Sentence postponed while Lake Forest police verify his tale. He was charged with stealing auto accessories.
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Cody
Wroe
Charles Amer
Riday
Jude BP
W. Meta
Hamer
Lake Forest
Will Orpet
Marion Lambert
Lambert
Orpet
Falls Fifty Feet to His Death at New Oil Refinery
GREYBULL, Nov. 28. Wednes day morning Theron Kidd, a concrete crew worker at the Standard refinery, fell 50 feet from a chute to the frozen ground. He died about five hours later at the hospital. The young man, married eight months, lived in a tent near the river with his wife. His parents live in Burley, Idaho, and the body was shipped there yesterday with his wife.
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Greybull
Standard
Theron Kidd
Burley
Idaho
Cheyenne City Council Minutes November 27 1916
Regular session notes approval of minutes from November 20 and 21. A rebate of ten dollars was granted to Stevens Williams for a transfer license discontinuation. Cheyenne considers a land grant to Jewish Cemetery association for burial grounds and delays ruling on liquor license cap. Council adjourned to December 1 1916.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Steven Williams
Jewish Cemetery Association
Parks and Cemeteries
LaFontaine
J. J. Showalter
State of Wyoming
Laramie
J.J. Showalter
Olive Tablets: A Gentle Remedy for Constipation
Dr. Edwards endorses Olive Tablets as a mild laxative substitute for chronic constipation. The sugar coated olive colored tablets reportedly soothe the bowels and liver without harsh forcing, offering a natural acting remedy.
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Dr. Edwards
Edwards
Cheyenne homes sought for teachers association visitors
Local committee requests Cheyenne residents with extra rooms to rent to Wyoming State Teachers' Association members visiting during Thanksgiving holidays. Contact Superintendent Fee at phone 371. Floor Fintaning.
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Cheyenne Watrons
Wyoming State Teachers’ Association
Fee
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City Council
Eherran Co
Excelsior Frozen Dainties
Berry Sherbert
Thursday Park
Cheyenne Creamery Company
Floor Fintaning
Sherman Co
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