Wyoming to Utah Bank Opens in Douglas With Local Directors
The fourth bank in Douglas, Wyoming, plans a near term opening in Douglas. Directors include John M. Flynn Georgia Crose and Robert D. Tanner with stockholders such as Elsie Cross and George Wood Smith. Capital stock is $80,000 with $100 shares. Location not yet announced.
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Dolglas
Wyre
Duis
Fakre
Converse County
Ile
Mneares
John M. Flynn
Georgy 1
Crose Roeroe VM Wood
Robert DP
tTanter
Foot Hell
Tf. DeVott
Geore N Doyle
Robert D. Carey
Jutn Marsden
John Pexton
al Arres
Georew Wo Smith
Elsie Cross
Vetle B Wood
Ren Plynn
Ommlerion
Half Breed Robs Partner in Douglas Hearing
John P Tryoek a halfbreed Hawaiian was arrested in Douglas after a hearing before Judge Mewle for robbing traveling companions of three revolvers two camels and no safety rasor. The quartet of Hawaiians earned funds by playing at novels and other venues. They arrived in lhowgias Tuesday and stayed at Converse house. Tynek pleaded guilty and faced sentencing. Fynek claimed he was drunk.
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Douglas
Wye
John P. Tryoek
Hawaian
Juden Mewle
Lhowgias
Converse House
Marshal Campbell
Fynek
Casper Eastern Star Guests Visit Douglas Chapter
The Eastern Star from Casper visited Douglas with about 200 attendees at Temple Hall. The delegation included two grand officers from Casper and members from Lander. A 6 o clock dinner at the Congregational church preceded a temple program with singing, lodge ceremonies, and dancing as Casper members praised Douglas hospitality.
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Dol Glas
Wye
Fort Carper
Staer
Woodbine
Temple Tell
The
Star
Vasper
Congregational Church
Kk McDowell
Temple Bell
Mlorenne Cook
Bloa Trrner
Erand
Casper
Townsend
Michten
Martha
Lowsph Lowndes
Lander
Many Farmers Disappointed in Potato Price
Powell flats harvests a crop averaging over 300 bushels per acre. Farmers fear low market prices despite large yields and plan to store stock. They hope to organize next season to connect with buyers willing to pay top prices.
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Couy
Wye
Powell Flat
Change in Bird Law Gives Ten Days Shoot
The department of agriculture announced amended migratory bird regulations effective October 15. In states with an open season the period shifts from September 7 to December 20 to September 7 to December 21 with Montana Wyoming Colorado and Idaho adjusting to September 16 to December 21 inclusive.
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Department of Agriculture
Montana
Wyoming
Colorado
Idaho
Baby Falls From Horse and Is Killed at Afton
Willard Heooke three years old son of Mr and Mrs Heooke died Monday afternoon after falling from a horse while his grandfather George Brooks worked with a team. He was rushed to Afton for medical care but died about five o'clock.
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Afton
Wye
Willard
Mra. Heooke
Fairview
Geo. Brooks
Cold Weather Arrives in Douglas
Ort 23 reports the first wintry touch of the season with Man Winter giving a sample of last year's weather. The sun returns today with indications of fair and warmer skies. Last night the temperature neared zero while the wind and snow made a disagreeable night, though no new snow accumulation occurred.
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Douglas
Wye
Ort
Man Winter
Radcliffe Trial Postponed Again at Courthouse
Former police officer Fred W. Radcliff charged with robbing a Mexican's room in a local rooming house was not brought to trial yesterday. The day focused on William Greene charged with stealing grain, with further evidence expected and the Radcliff case anticipated to proceed today.
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Fred W. Radcliff
Jal
William Greene
Western roads haul in increased tonnage in 1917
Western rail lines report war time efficiency boosting freight by over 21 percent in three months. Improved car loading and faster trains allowed 19 billion ton miles in May to July, up from 15 billion last year, with higher average tonnage per car and reduced locomotive days, aided by shipper-carrier cooperation.
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Western Lines
General Railroads’ War Board
Western
Dangerous sport and a horse's tail tale in Des Moines
A Des Moines lad injured by a horse while playing with its tail is cited as a cautionary tale on dangerous tricks. The column laments youth misconduct, mocks prior stunts, and critiques modern transportation’s impact on horses, warning against abusive pranks and celebrating farm life memories.
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Des Moines
Court House
New Jerusalem
Coventry
Buttalo
Bright Star Oil Company Forfeits Wyoming Franchise
Notice states that The Bright Star Oil Company filed articles of incorporation June 13 1917 but failed to file a statutory agent and principal office certificate within 90 days. As a result the company forfeits all franchises and is not authorized to transact corporate business in Wyoming. Dated Cheyenne October 8 1917.
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Bright Star Oil, Company
Secretary of State
Wyoming
Bright Star Oil Company
Cheyenne
Railroads Raise Efficiency by 1 Percent in Wartime
The wartime transportation board reports six months of operation with railroads showing over 10 percent more service than last year while keeping the same rolling stock. Cooperation among railroads and with the war board is highlighted as key to maximizing efficiency amid rising war demands.
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Washington, D. C
War Board
Puzzling Subway Tie Ups Tied to Boy In Brooklyn
Police and BRT officials link a series of subway tie ups near Fourth Avenue Seventy-seventh Street to Leslie Evers a 16 year old of Seventy fifth Street Brooklyn He was arrested after being found near a signal box with tools and showed a revolver when confronted in custody He pleaded not guilty in Fifth Avenue court and was held for examination on charges including felonious assault malicious mischief burglary tools and receiving stolen goods
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New York
Leslie Evers
Seventy-fifth Street
Brooklyn
Fourth Avenue
Seventy-seventh Street
Cone
Schlessinger
Rivers Bay
Fifth Avenue
Vers
Quarantine on Soldiers Will Be Removed
A telegram from Captain B. W. Bennett at Camp Greene Charlotte informs Dr. W. S. Bennett that motor truck companies have been under quarantine for ten days due to meningitis but no new cases have appeared and the quarantine should end soon if no further cases occur. Cody and community youths are among those stationed at the camp as life there progresses well.
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Cody, Wyo
W. S. Bennett
B. W. Bennett
U. 8. Army
Camp Greene
Charlotte
N. C
Meninngitix
Cody
Stolen Ford Belongs to County Agent Near Congregational church
County Agricultural Agent R. E. Reynolds reported his Ford stolen from the church front Sunday while he attended services. The car was used widely in his county work and investigations.
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R. E. Reynolds
Ford
Reynolds
Are Women Naturally Despondent
A discussion argues that despondency is not a natural trait in women and links persistent sadness to ill health. The text promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for nervousness sleeplessness backaches headaches and despondency.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
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