Green River Valley Cattle and Home Growers Association Formed
In Pinedale Wyoming on October 5 the Big Piney Live Stock association became the Green River Valley Cattle and Home Growers association. It adopts new by laws and forms committees on transportation and strays to protect members assets and improve stock shipping. Members will maintain a Piney pasture to hold strays until owners are notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinedale
Wyoming
Big Piney Live Stock Association
Piney
Green River Valley
Jno
Buid
T. C. Book
Jno. Angus
Mig Piney
A. Lo McGlones
Barge
W. W. Luce
KE. P. Steele
Foulder
W.J. Shanley
Pinedate
Fy. M. Scott
Bronx
Pine
Let Me Figure on Your Wiring Notice
Vague ad copy offers electrical work and emergency service. It promises prompt attention, mentions cleaners and motors, and urges contact to save time and money. No clear location or names are legible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Autine Bates
Injury Worsens for Three Year Old Irene Ackerman
Irene Ackerman, age three, was brought from Otto for treatment of a foot injury. What began as a light bruise weeks ago has developed an infection that has reached the bone, and doctors are straining to save the limb from amputation.
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Pasin
Oct
Irene Ackerman
Otto
Fire at Christopherson farm destroys barn and livestock
A fire started by a lighted cigarette at the Christopherson farm destroyed the barn and several outbuildings. Four horses and four cows of L. Nelson burned, along with three hundred bushels of grain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Chritophersonan
Ijrest
L. Nelson
Organized gang of robbers plies Laramie
Police in Laramie respond to a suspected organized gang of yegemen who have been robbing multiple locations in recent nights. The largest losses are reported at the Party Book store and the Cordiner Drug store.
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Laramie
Party Book
Cordiner Drug
Cowboy accident wounds companion near heart
Dixon, Oct. 5. Edward Duffy while mounting his cowpony accidentally fired a thirty eight caliber rifle. The bullet struck Robert Burne below the heart inflicting a wound deemed very dangerous by the attending physician.
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Dixon
Edward Duffy
Robert Burne
Phyalclan
Family Reunion at Shell Creek Home
A family reunion unfolds at Charles Sheldon’s Shell Creek home as he hosts his three sisters Mrs Lucy Morrisai of Wistnsla Mrs Melissa Perrys of Mt Vernon and Mrs Alma Jadd Ot Lentis West after forty years in Wyoming on a ranch.
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Thermopolia
Wyoming
Charles’ Sheldon
Shell Creek
Lucy Morrisai
Wistnsla
Melissa Perrys
Mt. Vernon
Alma Jadd Ot
Lentis
West
Rock Springs Worker Falls From Ladder in Housing Paint Job
While painting a house in Rock Springs a man named WT Johnson fell from a twenty foot height while on a ladder. He struck the ground and was knocked unconscious and suffered three severe fractures to his right arm.
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Rock Springs
Qci
Johnson
Lander Casts Effort to Form Chautauqua Circuit
Citizens of Lander Casper and Douglas work to establish a Chautauqua circuit covering their three cities and nearby Nebraska towns along the Chicago and Northwestern line. The plan aims to bring lectures concerts and cultural events to the region.
Fish distribution completes year quota for district
Superintendent Theodore of district No. 1 announced 36,000 young fish were sent to Phoahonl today, completing the year’s distribution. The district has distributed about 800,000 fish to the eight cowatien areas.
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Tanaton
Wists
Karames
Theodore m
Phoahonl
Lestie Shaw Visits Wyomblny Ahead of Colorado Venture
Ex governor of Iowa Lestie M. Shaw, once secretary of the treasury, is staying in a Wyoming town before a trip to Routt County Colorado. He is involved with a developing company owning a large land parcel. Lightning during a storm near Riverton caused a fire loss of over 500 dollars to N. B. Kinneas, burning an afterstorm fag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baggs
Harry Bush
Lester Pierson
Geo Boots
Powder River
Ita
Lestie Shaw
Wyomblny
Bags
Lestie M. Shaw
Iowa
United States
Treas
Riverton
N. B. Kinneas
Banished Coffee With Postum Proved Safer
A reader recounts her mother quitting coffee after seven years of headaches and switching to Postum. The change ended headaches and led both households to banish coffee. She shares how another friend learned to brew Postum properly, praising The Road to Wellville and urging readers to try the healthier substitute.
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Postum
Wellville
Industrial party fields seventh ticket in Pennsylvania election
Marriavieg Pa Oct 5 The seventh ticket for the November election was sent under the Industrial party name. George Anton of Philadelphia leads the ticket as candidate for covering. State tickets are on file for several parties including Neppiccan Democratic Keystone Prohibition Workingmen's League Socialist and Industrial. A public vote turnout of about 2400 in attendance noted.
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Pennsylvania
Marriavieg
Sentere
Industrial Party
Socialist Lover Party
George Anton
Philadelphia
Nepwicccan
Democratic
Keystone
Lover shoots himself at fiancee grave in New York
In Middle Village at Lutheran Cemetery a 26 year old man Harry Taffner, distraught over his fiancee Elsie Kirchem who died five years earlier, shot near her grave. He died at German hospital after being found by relatives and hospital staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Harry Taffner
Williamsburg
Lutheran, Cemetery
Middle Village
Himeef
Woah
Taffner
Elsie Kirchem
Margaret Taffner
Harry Wolf
Lutheran Cemetery
Bessie
Harry
Joseph Taffner
Mr. Wolf
Telegraphic Briefs Highlight Postmaster Savings Bank Plans
Several postmasters including Ola Tholson at Glenwood Springs Colorado and Elmus Belts at Laramie Wyoming request authority to open postal savings banks. A Greek steamer Germania passenger from Naples died of illness and cholera amid hospitalization on Swinburne Island. Baron von Mellenthen of Prussia locates his long lost son after a six year global search in San Francisco. Illinois Central rail loses estimate revised to about 2 million dollars after car damage.
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Washington
Ola ‘Tholson
Boy travels 140 miles to college by horse
The account notes a Missouri student living 3 miles from Columbia to attend classes, riding to the University of Missouri, while simultaneously Dr. Harry Thurston Peck, named in a $100,000 breach suit by Esther Quinn, was dismissed as Latin professor by Columbia University trustees in New York.
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College of Agriculture
University of Missouri
Columbia
Boston
New York
Harry Thurston Peck
Esther Quinn
Trustees of
Columbia University
Examination for Forest Rangers Held Across Many States
The Civil Service Commission announces an Assistant Forest Ranger exam on October 24-25 at National Forest headquarters. About 400 eligibles are expected. pay starts at $1,100 yearly. Exams cover Alaska to Wyoming, with Utah limited to Kaibab Basin. Arizona residents have preferred consideration for Kaibab units.
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Civil Service Commission
Ifte
United States Department of Agriculture
National Forest
Alaska
Arizona
California
Cal
Florida
Idaho
Kansas
Michigan
Minnesota
Montana
Nebraska
New Mexico
Nevada
Oregon
South Dakota
Washington
Wyoming
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Utah
Baibal
Alisona
Forest Ranger Requirements and Examination Details
The notice outlines duties for forest rangers in the National Forests including fire prevention, surveying, timber estimation, grazing oversight, and law enforcement. Applicants need practical field skills, knowledge of Spanish for duties in Arizona and New Mexico, and ability to prepare simple maps and reports. Training includes riding and packing tests. examinations test practical lines of work with locations to be announced by the United States Service Commission.
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Arizona
New Mexico
Forest Service
National Forests
Phefr
Amber
Mrs Frances Detrna Ollerenshaw Leaves For Helena
Mrs Frances Detrna Ollerenshaw sister in law of the latheR Bryant departs this morning for Helena Montana after attending the funeral of Mrs M E Broughton and Mrs Worrall both of Livingstone oak sisters in law of Mr Bryant. Mrs Scott Davis of Denver left for home Friday evening. Miss Irma Davis a niece of the deceased returned to Denver last night.
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Detrna
Frances
Ollerenshaw
Lather
Bryant
Helena
Mont
M.E. Broughton
Worrall
Livingstone
Oak
Scott Davis
Denver
Éidter
Irma Davis
Baby girl badly burned in kitchen coffee spill
In Pueblo on October 4 Bennett A Carl Ktel ler of the First National Bank and his wife faced a tragic accident as their infant daughter toppled a chair and overturned a pot of boiling coffee at the dining table. Doctors say the child is not expected to survive.
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Pueblo
Colt
Bennett A. Carl K.teller
First National Bank
Cinar
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State News
Stoce Association
Menocomplasta Organization
Organization of Protection
Wable
M. Lynch
S. P. Stevenson
BELL
Painter
Ned
Mn. Wotton
Sven “Smorrts
Kuys
Wahken Ani
Holse
G. H. Cer
Frys
Fiancee
Whitamsburg
Blaie
Germania
Naplea
Artivivestiere Seni
Cholara
Swinburne Island
Baron von Mellenthen
Prrasta
San
Prauctaco
Afi
Chicago
Illinois Central Rail
Wesert
Peery
Columbia, MQ
Gi—Reid Bolton
Holdeg, Me
A Treshman Ta
Ae Sai
ME Renney
Sacha
Loebruan
Ea Blatz Sa
Davis & Miller
Iaarth
Cheyenne
Wyo
Taft
Republican Clubs
New York City
Get. G
Pati
Ate Dauguel
CIA
United States (i) Service Commission
Fuanneling
Sherman Co
Treasury Department
Wyoming Fuel and Feed Co
Collier's
NEW Way Shoemaker Shop
West 17Th St
Brices
Abe
U. S
Bam Vittoria
Monetonais
the Citizen's National Bank
National
Luin
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