Beet Harvest to Begin in Sheridan This Week
Sheridan Sugar company sets October 5 as start for beet harvests bringing an estimated 16 000 tons of beets. The campaign runs 50 to 60 days with $200 000 expected payout to growers and $50 000 to $60 000 in wages. Receiving stations span Hardin Clearmont Sheridan and Little Goose valley with Knox truck support.
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Sheridan
Sheridan Sugar Company
C. H Thatcher
Compan
Rocky Mountain
Colorado
Montana
Thatcher
Little Goose Valley
Wimer Ranch
Gillette
Hardin Territory
Norh
Hardin
Haad
Knox
Clearmont
Candle
Big Corrals
Liggett
Burlington
Cedar Rapids
Morton's Siding
Walker
Mealy Siding
Rheridan
Wakley
Wrench Ranch
Ranchester
Masters’ Siding
Alger
Hardin Distrest
Fardin
Lodge Grass
Dunmore
Little Horn
Sheridan Sucar Company
Coal Firms Ask for Box Cars in Sheridan Field
Sheridan Wyoming October 2. Coal operators report severe car shortages delaying shipments and forcing mines to close two thirds of time. About two thousand workers and families face risk of coal famine unless Burlington box cars held for coastal storage are unloaded and returned promptly. Signed by Carney Coal Co Monarch Coal Mining Co Kool Minds Acme Coal Co Sheridan Coal Co.
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Sheridan
Sheridan Field
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington
Commission
Wyo
D. C
Sheridan County
Wyoming
Burlington Lines
Pacific Canat
Burlington
Carney Coal CO
Monarch Coal Mining CO
Kool Minds
Acme Goal CO
Sheridan Coal CO
Camp fire neglect leads to arrest near Yellowstone
Nela Freeberg from a road camp near Yellowstone Park was arrested by Forest Ranger Richard Obl on a charge of failing to extinguish fires in the Teton forest reserve. He pled guilty in Jackson justice court and was fined 270 dollars and costs. Officials order stricter enforcement as neglect endangers the woods.
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Freeaberg
Jackson
Justice Court
Brakeman's Body Shipped to Iowa
Earl W. Fleming the young brakeman killed at Hanna was forwarded from Laramie to Burlington Iowa on train No. 10. Accompanied by Mr. Conley a Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen member, the body will be delivered to relatives in Burlington.
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Laramie
Earl W. Fleming
Hanna
Burlington
Mr. Conley
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
King Bros. Ram boulet sheep sweep Missouri State Fair prizes
LARAMIE Oct. 2 The F. G. King Bros Sheep Company ram boulet sheep at Sedalia won all premiums in that class. They will be shipped home to rest before the International Live Stock Show in Chicago this winter.
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Laramie
F. G. King Bros
Sedalia
Chicago
Hasin Republican
Big Morn County
Douglas
Child Killed By Gravel Wagon
THERMOPOLIE Oct 2 Don Berry four year old son of Richard Berry was killed when run over by a loaded gravel wagon he was attempting to hitch a ride on Driver Charles Watkins said the boy ran out to grab the brake handle missed it and fell beneath the wheels His skull was crushed and neck broken.
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Thermopolie
Don Berry
Richard Berry
Charles Watkins
Berry
Pale Creek Items Growers See Fair Potato Yield
The ranchmen report a fair potato crop due to the unusually dry season. John Curry and family move from Dale Creek to Cheyenne for a Burlington railroad position. John Erickson of Cheyenne will fill Curry’s Dale Creek bow position. F. W. Johnson spent Sunday at Granite Canyon. Mrs. V. O. Metcalf visited Cheyenne. John Boyle and family prepare to move to Ogden to reside.
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John Curry
Dale Creek
Cheyenne
Curry
Burlington Road
John Erickson
John Boyle
Ogden
Spaugh Brings Larger Drill To State
Manville October 2 One of the finest drilling outfits to enter the state arrived at Douglas on the Northwestern for the Midland Oil company of Parkersburg West Virginia. Brought to Wyoming through the efforts of W P Spaugh it will be used on the Beaver Creek dome on Upper LaProle. The machine can drill to 6000 feet and the company is prepared to push to the limit. Spaugh says a similar machine has been ordered for Manville for use in the north county and locals anticipate rapid operations amid reports of large expenditures.
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Manville
Douglas
Northwestern
Midland Oil Company
Parkersburg
W. Va
Wyoming
W. P. Spaugh
Beaver Creek Dome
Upper
LaProle
North Country
Narrow Escape on Platte River Bridge
Mr M N Crawford escaped a serious crash Sunday when his car veered on a dirt patched bridge near Guernsey. The vehicle struck the railing, dipped two wheels over the edge, hung on the axle, and was pulled back with only a bent fender, all occupants uninjured.
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Guernsey
Crawford
Platte River
Nate
Atty, Rowshar
Mr. Potter
Prosperity on Pacific Coast Reported by Bank Officials
B F Perkins president of the Bank of Commerce and Mrs Perkins say California and other Pacific coast states share in national prosperity. They report banks on the coast flush with money and business strong across lines after weeks spent there. They note a good season for stock men and broad improvement in the economy in Sheridan.
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Pacific Coast
California
B. F. Perkins
Bank of Commerce
Mra. Perkins
Sheridan
Dog Hunters Coming In From State Prairie Work
In Newcastle on the 40th, three prairie dog crews are recalled by Superintendent R T Jackson to assemble at AUT ranch Rob Roy and near Dewey 5 D Wyoming for selection to a national forest site near Halsey Nebraska. They will work until the freezes on pocket gopher damage to young forest.
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Newcastle
R. T. Jackson
Aut Ranch
Rob-Roy
Dewey
Wyoming
Jackson
National Forest
Halsey
Nebr
Mentonva
Ivinson Memorial Hospital Nears Completion
The Ivinson Memorial hospital at Laramie is near completion with interior work to start soon. A Laramie canvass committee plans a Chautauqua assembly in August and reports strong progress. Rev. F A Jefford of London has arrived and begun duties as rector of St Andrews Church.
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Ivinson
Laramie
F. A. Jefford
London
England
Meeteeatoe
St. Andrews Church
Striking Work Resumes Amid Improvements and Local Notes
The strike resumes with speed and several improvements planned. The Dasia lecture course opened last week. The American Quartet, a Lyceum course organization, supplied the music. Congressman Frank W. Mondell opened the Republican campaign in Wyoming, speaking at Evanston. Six Casper hunters return from Jackson Hole reporting good hunting and ideal weather. They killed eight bull elk and brought 1200 to 1300 pounds of meat to Casper.
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Dasia
American Quartet
Beat Lyceum
Frank W. Mondoell
Wyoming
Evanston
Casper
Jackson's Hole
Farnest Avery Dies From Hay Wagon Accident
Farnest Avery died last week in Basin hospital after a hay wagon fell, ran him over, and caused fatal injuries.
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Farnest Avery
Basin
Rock Springs Club Plans Dance and Sports Events
The Rock Springs football club schedules a dance October 14 at the Masonic temple to aid John White who was injured in the local mine. A football match and basketball game are set for Sunday the 15th to raise funds.
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Rock Springs
Masonic Temple
John White
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Formnt
Iowa
Pale Creek
F. W. Johnson
Granite Canyon
V. O. Metcalf
Spaugh
Aoa
James Hines
Medicine Row
Fremont County
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