Kinney brings fine sheep to Cheyenne from Cokeville
J GC Kinney of Cokeville, son of Peter J Kinney, arrived in Cheyenne with several carloads of sheep described as among the finest breeding stock in Wyoming. He notes the northeastern region as the state’s premier sheep raising area and mentions an $8 000 value carload of rams. Kinney also reports newly acquired property near Casper and Rock Springs holdings. He has three wells capped and plans another by 900 feet. he expects to return to Cokeville today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. GC. Kinney
Cokeville
Peter J. Kinney
Cheyenne
Wyoming
United States
Kinney
Mr. Kinney
Casper
Rock Springs
Kendrick for Secretary of State Hoax
A voter urges support for Kendrick highlighting his six years on the state Land board where oil revenues rose from nothing to over 8100,000 annually. The message frames him as a proven valuable man and asks readers to vote for Kendrick.
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Kendrick
Taxpayer
Secretary of State
State Land Board
I. W. W. Moochers Routed After Cheyenne Run
On Tuesday night in Cheyenne a group calling themselves I. W. W. and I never expect to’s went door to door seeking food clothing and money. Police reports say several insults followed refusals, sixteen members were rounded up and held overnight in the city jail. They were driven to the town outskirts in a police car early next morning and sent away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Dry farming congress debates land allotment and river control
The dry farming congress backed by seasoned plainsmen weighs increasing homestead sizes from one to three or four quarter sections to spur permanent settlement of public lands. It also considers river regulation via the Newlands Broussard bill proposing fifty million dollars yearly for ten years to control headwaters, while Colorado parts resist federal water control. The sessions run with the International Soil Products Exposition, which opened last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dry Farm Congress
Elias M. Ammons
Colorado
Congress
National Congress
Dry Farm
Clark to Speak in Cheyenne on Election Eve
John D. Clark the congress candidate and Judge Carey will address voters in Cheyenne the night before the election at the Atlas theatre with music and another speaker expected. Also noted are twenty five Italian reservists traveling via Union Pacific through Cheyenne en route to New York to join Italy’s war effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Clark
Atlas
John D. Clark
Congress
Cheyenne
Hopkins
Clark
Judge Carey
Atlas Theatre
Europe
U. P
New York
Italy
Don’t Advertise in State Leader Unless
A dated telephone exchange reveals a landowner urging the State Leader to stop advertising for rental. Lane identifies himself as an attorney in the First National Bank building and complains about a mob drawn to the house after placing an advertisement. The caller insists no further insertions be made and notes prior payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane
Charles EB. Lane
First National Bank
Itil
For Sale A Spassenger Buick to Good Condition
For sale a passenger Buick in good condition offered at a low price. Contact at 100 B. bith Be pat.
Ed Jacobson Declines Office Then Accepts County Assessor Nomination
Ed Jacobson, a Democratic candidate for county assessor, said he did not seek office but accepted the nomination after friends urged him. He pledged fair, square dealing, a thorough valuation study, and a diligent canvass upon returning from a Nebraska trip. Jacobson, born in Nebraska and now active in Wyoming farming, helped promote the Carpenter Farmers Elevator and serves on its board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed, Jacobson
Nebraska
Rabou
Wyoming
Jacobson
Carpenter
Laramie County
Eastern Star Guests from Oakleaf to Laramie
Nearly fifty members of Oakleaf Chapter of the O. E. S. travel to Laramie today to join the Laramie chapter for dinner and a special session. The Rawlins chapter also attends with noon arrival. six o clock dinner and evening work will exemplify the chapter rites. Members listed include Mr and Mrs George Copeland Mr and Mrs T F Durbin and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakleaf
Laramie
Eastern Star
No. 3
Niy
Rawlins
Tmked
George Copeland
T. F. Durbin
George W."snow
Mesdames
L. H. Bump
Robertson
F. L. Robinson
Bruce Jones
James Niswander
J. B. Guthrie
R. BF. Bruner
J. F. Rossman
Norman, Turner
J. P. Jensen
Arthur Parker
I. W. Davis
George Hack*®man
Scott Martin
H.S. Ridgley
William McGuire
3. K. Ross
A. A. Underwood
B. F. Bainum
Miss Florence Bradley
Misa
Gertrude Underwood
Chereman Found Guilty in Police Court
Sam Lecereman proprietor of a store on West Sixteenth was found guilty by a police court jury after a trial that stretched into the afternoon. The jury urged leniency, Judge Phelan fined him 25 dollars but suspended the fine on payment of costs totaling 7 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Lecereman
West Sixteenth
Phelan
Nebraska Football Heads to Portland for Next Game
The Nebraska university football team passed through Cheyenne yesterday en route to Portland Oregon where it will play next Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska University
Cheyenne
Portland
Oregon
Kendrick for Senate Earns Double Salary Questioned
Vague political note questions Kendrick IP and Lena about salary and senate service. It argues Burke Ken drick to Senate would replace Senator Clark and do work for taxpayers. The text implies accountability and suitability for public office without clear events or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kendrick
Taxpayer
Lena
United States Senate
Clark
Bavarians Take Russ and Greek Crisis Deepens
The report describes Venizelist efforts to gain U S recognition. French marines move near the king's palace as Allied authorities claim Greek leaders show pro German leanings. The entente aims to safeguard Macedonian front communications amid the Bulgarian campaign. A separate political appeal urges voters to back Kendrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franco-Liil Cret
du Fournet
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Che Swift
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Florida
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Jack Kinney
Made
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New Lipe
Sople
ED Jacobson
Oakleaf Chapter
Sister City
Chereman
Kansas
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Venizelos
Zappelen Exposition
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