Wyoming Bankers Report Optimistic Statewide outlook
In a November bulletin, bankers across Wyoming report bumper crops and strong livestock conditions. Caspar, Newcastle, Lander, Worland, and Worland-area banks note record cattle and hay demand, good winter outlooks, expanding stock ranges, and improving business conditions statewide.
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Wyoming
Denver National
Harverry
la Baird
First National Bank
Newcastle
Wyo
Weeon County
Ths
Muirhead
Stock Growers State Bank
Worland
Washakie County
Kaya
K. Snyder
Wheatland County Crops Update From Platte County Report
Wheatland Wyoming reports for Platte County show small grains yielding well with oats 50 to 80 bushels per acre and wheat around 40. Dry farm wheat 20 to 35, sweet clover 2.5 per acre, corn 20 to 25. Fall wheat planted in dry country. beans yield 700 to 809 pounds per acre.
Youth Who Shot Girl Likely To Face Insanity Proceedings
Sheridan Wy November 29 Willie Brown slayer of Leonore Simpson will be tried for insanity by a district court commission after extensive review by County Attorney Diefenderfer and officials. Doctors deem him mentally defective and the shooting, likely accidental, may lead to commitment rather than criminal conviction. The father refuses to prosecute and absolves Willie of blame for the death.
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Diefenderter
Diefenderfer
Willie Brown
Wolf Nod
Mra Simpson
Reeniio
Tifth Leonore Simps
Doath
French miners tunnel under Teuton lines near Arras
Sappers Mauduit and Cadoret, previously mentioned as medal recipients, tunneled under enemy trenches near Arras. A German mine collapse trapped them for hours, they sang Breton songs to stay hopeful, reached a surface glow worm, then emerged into a tracer-filled crater and endured through another night without food or water.
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Arras
France
Paris
Navy
Arotis
Thm
Cheyenne Motor Club Rewards Arrest Hint
The Cheyenne Motor Club offers a five dollar reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of anyone found throwing debris or polluting public highways.
French Soldier Mauduit Saves Cadoret Under Fire
During a night in the crater the two soldiers hunted roots and rain water. Mauduit crawled to a German sentinel, Cadoret slipped and fell. Under enemy fire Mauduit returned to assist Cadoret, both reaching French trenches. Mauduit warned they would return quicker next time.
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Mauduit
Cadoret
Great Placer Discovery Reported in Black Hills Camp
Rapid City dispatches report Ed Mitchell sank a tunnel near Terry Lodge on Rapid Creek and unearthed rich dump dirt valued at 50 000 to 150 000 dollars. Early Canyon City finds yielded nearly 20 000 in a day, but the Black Hills discovery is later and deeper with uncertain bedrock.
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Rapid City
N. D
Terry Lodge
Rapid Creek
Ed Mitchell
Canyon City
Black Hills
Aioe
Coyotes Targeted During Utah Coyote Months
Utah announces December and January as coyote months to boost extermination efforts. A. A. Callister of the state sheep commission says coyotes cause at least 200000 dollars in annual losses. Stockmen aim to increase bounty from 1.60 to 4 or 5 dollars per head to spur trappers, with Idaho and Wyoming joining Western states in the campaign.
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Balt Lake
Utah
Pernona
Woolgrowers
A. A. Callister
State Board of Sheep Commissioners
Callister
Woolgrowern Organization
Tobacco Habit Easily Conquered
A New Yorker with experience presents a book claiming tobacco and snuff habits can be banished in three days. Edward J. Woods of New York offers the book free on request, promising health improvements and calmness after nicotine is out of the system.
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Edward J. Woods
Station EB
New York City
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Frenkenfield
Lander
Wvo
Premont County
Uticura
Eugene Walters
Capitol Avenue
New York
E Bank of Wheatland
Wheatland, Wyo
Platte County
Trict
Teuton
Alwe
Kock
Tom
Hasne
Wyoming Fuel and Feed Co
Eeytetty
J Paty Prather
Ley Sweet Counk
Wee Featon
Triste
Koh Comebell
Cp. Denrgrs
Sond MO
Phepaie
Cheyenne
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