Green River Valley Cattle and Home Growers association formed
A Pinedale Wyoming meeting formed the Green River Valley Cattle and Home Growers association changing from Big Piney Live Stock group. It creates committees on transportation and strays to improve service, protect stock and recover lost cattle across the valley. Bear attacks prompt local ranchers to organize to kill a big black bear threatening livestock.
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
A garbled ad describes electrical work offering wiring checks and repairs. It promises prompt attention and mentions carrying supplies and fixtures for city jobs. The text emphasizes saving time and money and invites contact or a call back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Autine Bates
Injury Worsens for Three-Year-Old Irene Ackerman
Irene Ackerman, aged three, was brought from Otto by her parents for foot injury treatment. The bruise from weeks ago worsened into an infection that reached the bone. Doctors strive to save the limb from amputation.
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Pasin
Oct
Irene Ackerman
Otto
Fire at Chritopherson farm destroys barn and livestock
A fire believed to have started by a lighted cigarette swept the Chritophersonan farm in Burlington. The blaze consumed a barn several outbuildings and a herd of four horses and four cows owned by L. Nelson, along with three hundred bushels of grain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Chritophersonan
Ijrest
L. Nelson
Organized gang of yegemen strikes in Laramie
Police fight a supposed gang of yegemen active in Laramie during recent nights. Heaviest losses reported at the Party Book store and Cordiner Drug store as the spree continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramie
Party Book
Cordiner Drug
Cowboy shoots companion in accidental rifle discharge
In Dixon on October 5 Edward Duffy was mounting a cowpony when his .38 caliber rifle discharged striking Robert Burne just below the heart. The wound is described as very dangerous by attending physicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixon
Edward Duffy
Robert Burne
Phyalclan
Family Reunion At Charles Sheldon's Shell Creek Home
After forty years in Wyoming on a ranch a family reunion gathers at the Shell Creek residence of Charles Sheldon. He is visited by three sisters Mrs Lucy Morrisai Mrs Melissa Perrys and Mrs Alma Jadd Ot Lentis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thermopolia
Wyoming
Charles’ Sheldon
Shell Creek
Lucy Morrisai
Wistnsla
Melissa Perrys
Mt. Vernon
Alma Jadd Ot
Lentis
West
Fall from ladder injures Rock Springs worker
In Rock Springs Qci 65 WT Johnson fell from a ladder while painting a house. He landed hard and was rendered unconscious suffering three serious fractures to his right arm.
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Rock Springs
Qci
Johnson
Chautauqua Circuit Planned Through Casper Lander and Douglas
Citizens in Lander Casper and Douglas plan to form a Chautauqua circuit spanning their cities and nearby Nebraska towns along the Chicago and Northwestern line. The effort aims to bring cultural lectures music and education from this regional route.
Superintendent distributes 36,000 fish completing yearly release
Superintendent Theodore of district No. 1 sent 36,000 young fish to Phoahonl completing the annual distribution. The eight cowas tien of the district have received about 800,000 fish this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanaton
Wists
Karames
Theodore m
Phoahonl
Lestie Shaw Visits Wyoming for Land Venture
Ex Iowa governor and former US treasurer secretary Lestie M. Shaw stays briefly at a Wyoming town before a trip to Routt County, Colo. Shaw is involved with a developing company owning a large land parcel. Lightning caused a fire during a storm in Riverton on Oct. 5, destroying a fag attic and causing over $500 in damage to owner N. B. Kinneas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lestie Shaw
Wyomblny
Bags
Lestie M. Shaw
Iowa
United States
Treas
Riverton
N. B. Kinneas
Banished Coffee By Postum Victory Story
A reader shares a family switch from coffee to Postum ending years of headaches and dependence. The mother’s headaches vanished after the change, and the writer now drinks Postum instead of coffee. A friend also adopts the drink after seeing the writer’s results, and coffee is banished from both homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postum
Wellville
Industrial party tickets filed for Pennsylvania election
In Marriavieg Pennsylvania on October 5 the seventh ticket for the November election was filed under the Industrial party name. About 2400 people attended the papers hearing, including members of the former Socialist Lover party. George Anton of Philadelphia heads the ticket for candidate covering state posts. Other state tickets on file include Nepwicccan Democratic Key stone Prohibition Workingmen's League Socialist and industrial parties.
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Pennsylvania
Marriavieg
Sentere
Industrial Party
Socialist Lover Party
George Anton
Philadelphia
Nepwicccan
Democratic
Keystone
Lover shoots at fiances grave then kills himself
Harry Taffner a 26 year old Williamsburg man, distraught over fiancée Elsie Kirchm, went to Lutheran cemetery in Middle Village IL and shot himself after shooting at her grave. His mother and sister had warned of his condition. He left notes directing authorities to his body on Elsie’s grave.
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 from Washington and Across the Nation
Postmasters Ola Tholson and Elmus Belts seek authority to open postal savings banks in Colorado and Wyoming. A Greek passenger on the Germania voyage recovers after illness and cholera treatment. Baron Von Mellenthen regains a missing heir in San Francisco after a six year search. Illinois Central reports estimated losses near 2 million dollars from a car incident in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ola ‘Tholson
Missouri student travels 140 miles daily to college by horse
Boston Oct 5. Dr Harry Thurston Peck a famed Latin scholar named as defendant in a $100000 breach of promise suit by Esther Quinn of Boston was dismissed as professor of Latin language and literature by Columbia University trustees. PMID
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College of Agriculture
University of Missouri
Columbia
Boston
New York
Harry Thurston Peck
Esther Quinn
Trustees of
Columbia University
Examination for Forest Rangers Opens Across Multiple States
The Civil Service commission will hold an Assistant Forest Ranger exam on October 24-25. About 400 eligibles are expected for the field season. Exams occur at National Forest headquarters in many states. Idaho, Alaska, and Kaibab Utah have special provisions. Preference may favor Arizona residents for Kaibab positions. Rangers should be citizens of the state or territory where the forest is located.
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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 Duties and Qualifications Described in 1900s Notice
The notice outlines ranger duties including fire suppression, trespass prevention, surveying, timber estimation, cabin building, grazing oversight, and claims investigation. Applicants need practical forest experience, map making, report writing, and Spanish ability in parts of Arizona and New Mexico. Training includes riding and packing tests. examinations evaluate field ability and endurance.
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Arizona
New Mexico
Forest Service
National Forests
Phefr
Amber
Detrna Frances Ollerenshaw Departs After Funeral
Frances Ollerenshaw leaves for Helena Montana after attending the funeral of Mrs M E Broughton and Mrs Worrall of Livingstone. Mrs Scott Davis of Denver also departs, and Miss Irma Davis returns to Denver.
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Detrna
Frances
Ollerenshaw
Lather
Bryant
Helena
Mont
M.E. Broughton
Worrall
Livingstone
Oak
Scott Davis
Denver
Éidter
Irma Davis
Bankers Baby in Pueblo Burn Incident
The baby daughter of Bennett A. Carl K teller of the First National Bank overturned a pot of boiling coffee at the dining table. She was severely burned and physicians fear she cannot survive. The incident occurred in Pueblo on October 4.
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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
Baggs
Harry Bush
Lester Pierson
Geo Boots
Powder River
Ita
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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