Creamery to Locate at Burns Boosts Local Dairy Trade
Wyoming news notes a Cheyenne creamery planning a pasteurizing plant and depot at Burns to buy milk and cream, raise farm values, and create a dependable market within 20 miles. Morgan Morenz, tied to a major oil land deal, visits Casper before moving base to Casper for months.
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Burns
Wio
Cheyenne Creamery
Nebraska
Colorado
Fine Fluffe Creamery
Cheyenne
Thin vielAly
Child Nearly Dies From Ingesting Calcium Carbide
A one year old boy, son of Edward Parr, ingested calcium carbide found on the floor of his home in Rock Springs. The chemical reaction released inflammable gas and the child was thought to die before hospital doctors treated him. He is now believed to be recovering.
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Rock Springs
Edward Parr
Miner Run Over by Unknown Autoist
John Delemski, a Frontier coal miner, was run over near the Frontier saloon by an unknown car Monday night. The driver did not stop, and the vehicle, driven without lights, left Delemski unconscious but not seriously hurt. Dr. R. H. Sanders attended him. officials have not identified the driver.
Smith and Edwards Head to Rattlesnake for Drilling
Casper reports George G. Smith of Big Four Consolidated and Marion W. Edwards, president of Equality Oil and Development, will travel to the Rattlesnake oil field to arrange drilling locations and advance the opening of leases. Edwards also holds properties in Big Muddy.
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Casper
George G.smith
Marion W. Edwards
Rattleswake
Mr. Smith
Big Four Consolidated Company
Mr. Edwards
Equality Of!and Development Company
Mr. Edward
Rattlesnake
Equality Oil and Development Company
Big Muddy
Notice on lodging delegates for Wyoming teachers meet
Seeking rooming options for delegates to the Wyoming State Teachers association during Thanksgiving week at 50 cents a day. Contact Supt. Ira BD Fee or Secretary KR M Lamont of the Industrial Club by phone or mail.
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Wyoming State Teachers’ Association
Ira
KR. M. Lamont
The
Industrial Club
Ladies Buy Your Apples Now
A local fruit notice urges purchase of apples at current prices and lists contact Davis at 816 W. 17th Street, phone 24.
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Davis
17Th Street
Davin
Carissa Mine Active Again at Booth Pass
Lander Idaho October 27 The Carissa mine at Booth Pass shows renewed Western mining activity. John Spry of Chicago owns the property with A Th Clark of Butte supervising a 15 man mill setup aimed at 15 ton capacity. Nevada interests explore options while old concentrates are shipped to Lander for treatment.
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Carissa
Nevada Mining Company
Flynn
Pennsylvania
Ita
Bradley
John Rowlton
Nevada Company
Mr. Clark
Lander
Carisso
Duncan
Atlantic
Spry
Students Entertained by Orchestra Concert in Rock Springs
Rock Springs on Friday hosted an school orchestra concert by Rock Springs Federated Musicians Local 447. Students heard admirable music and received hearty thanks. Participants included Misses Park, Bunsey, Murray, Justin, Mesera, Carleson, Freeman, Anderson, Justin, Lotier, Plemel, Anderson, Sery, Hart, and Allais.
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Rock Springs
Five Mark Donation Sent to Wilson Campaign Fund
W. W. Maresh, treasurer of the Democratic National Committee, received a five mark note from Hermann Maximillian Jacoby of 634 Riverside Drive. The German citizen expressed admiration for Mr. Wilson and support for the national Democratic campaign fund. The brief note links German voters to the broader cause and world peace.
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New York
W. W. Maresh
Democratic National Committees
Hermann Maximillian Jacoby
Riverside Drive
Wilson
Democratic
Progressives Back Wilson in Cambridge Support
Harvard professor Lewis J. Johnson, a progressive Republican, endorses Wilson as the strongest progressive force for four years and likens voting for change to Lincoln’s 1864 bid. In New York, independents delay pledges to support Wilson and plan a luncheon at the Waldorf Astoria with Crane to hear the president’s address and discuss recent business-benefiting legislation.
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Cambridge
Mass
Lewis J. Johnson
Harvard
Wilson
Abraham Lincoln
Wilson Business Men's National League
Waldorf Astoria
New York
Madison Square Garden
League
Charlies R. Crane
Chicago
Hungarian Red Book details 116 war crimes cases
The Hungarian foreign ministry published a Red Book detailing how enemies violated international law in 116 cases. Overseas News Agency reports it cites the arrest of Avatrian consular officers in Salonhi for destroying a building marked Hede339 amid atrocities.
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Epralin
Hungarian Minisry of Foreign Affairs
Salonhi
Attack Upon Eight Hour Law Credit to Wilson
New York reports praise for President Wilson’s eight hour law as Republicans debate the Adamson bill. Senator Weeks quotes Republicans choosing a vote to avert a shipping strike and avert responsibility for a strike, citing the rail industry’s needs.
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Wilson
New York
Congress
Hoston
Senator Weeks
Massachusetts
Weeks
Roderberg
Hitness
Eight Hour Day Support Voiced by Commission Men
An unidentified speaker recounts stockyard commission men telegraphing support if a strike were called. The speaker says he voted for the bill granting legislative sanction to an eight hour workday and believes industrial laborers deserve it.
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Chevyenne Company
Patimers
Cagper
Morgan Morenz
California
Kansas City
Smith and Edwards
Tom Kee
Tom Keene
Tom, Keene
HN. Boyd den
Chyyenne
Wyo
Carissa Mini
Nevada
West
Alereys
Rik Iamie
Victor
Caruso
Adolphe Adam
Victor Red Seal
Schubert
Culp
Gluck
Zimbalist
Homer
Red Seal
Erminie
Brown Brothers
Marguerite Farrell
Brilliant
Co Eer
Victor Talking Machine Co
Camden, N. J
Victrola
Pres. Wilson
Dot
Gthu
Edwards
Eyateta
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