Creamery plan eyed to raise Burns dairy prices
Wyoming news notes Burns to host Cheyenne creamery pasteurizing plant promising a daily market for sweet milk and cream within 20 miles boosting farm incomes by about 25 percent. The project, with two staff, would lift land values nearby and attract more dairy to the Cheyenne area. Morgan Morenz, tied to Ervay oil land deals, views Casper as future base for months of operations.
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Wio
Cheyenne Creamery
Nebraska
Colorado
Fine Fluffe Creamery
Cheyenne
Thin vielAly
Cagper
Morgan Morenz
California
Kansas City
Casper
Eats Carbide Soda? Child Inhaled Gas Near Death
A one year old boy, son of Edward Parr, ingested calcium carbide at home. The chemical reaction produced inflammable gas and endangered the child until a match owner nearby sparked ignition and hospital doctors treated him. The child is now recovering at the state hospital.
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Rock Springs
Edward Parr
Miner Run Over by Unknown Autoist
John Delemski a Frontier coal miner was run over by a car near the Frontier saloon on Monday night and left unconscious but not seriously hurt. The driver, driving without lights, fled and remains unidentified as authorities continue the investigation with Dr. R. H. Sanders tending the injuries.
Smith and Edwards Head to Rattlesnake Field for Drilling Plans
Casper reports George G. Smith of Big Four Consolidated and Marion W. Edwards, president of Equality Oil and Development, will depart for the Rattlesnake oil field to arrange drilling locations. Their trip aims to advance openings with Edwards’s leases noted as strong, and they may stay several days. Equality Oil also holds property 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 invites delegates to Wyoming teachers association event
Call or write Supt Ira B D Fee or Sec KR M Lamont of the Industrial club if you can room any delegates during Thanksgiving week at 50 cents a day.
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Wyoming State Teachers’ Association
Ira
KR. M. Lamont
The
Industrial Club
Apple buyers urged as prices rise
A local ad urges women to purchase apples now before prices go up. The note lists Davis at phone 24 and address 816 W. 17th Street.
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Davis
17Th Street
Carissa Mine Active Again at Booth Pass
Lander Idaho October 27 The Carissa mine at Booth Pass shows renewed activity with 150 tons of old concentrates sent to Lander for processing. A Nevada company led by Senator Flynn’s ally Bradley tests the mill while owner John Spry and engineer A Th Clark plan continued development, increased mill capacity, and cheaper power for winter operation.
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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
ROCK SPRINGS October 27 The Rock Springs Federated Musicians local 447 brought an orchestra to the high school concert Friday. Students enjoyed the performance and the musicians received hearty thanks from all in attendance. Participants included Miss Park Bunsey Murray Justin Mesera Carleson Freeman Anderson Justin Lotier Plemel Anderson Sery Hart and Allais.
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Rock Springs
Five Marks for Wilson Fund Sent by German Citizen
W W Maresh, treasurer of the Democratic National Committee, received a five mark note from Hermann Maximillian Jacoby of Riverside Drive. The German citizen said he supported the Wilson campaign and the national democratic fund, expressing belief in progress and world peace. The note included garbled lines and stray advertisements.
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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 Speech
Harvard professor Lewis J. Johnson, a progressive Republican, endorses Wilson noting the president as the strongest progressive force for four years and urging defeat of any effort to oust him. In New York, independents plan a Waldorf luncheon to honor Wilson before his Madison Square Garden address.
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Cambridge
Mass
Lewis J. Johnson
Harvard
Wilson
Abraham Lincoln
New York
Dot
Wilson Business Men's National League
Waldorf Astoria
Madison Square Garden
League
Charlies R. Crane
Chicago
Hungarian Foreign Ministry Publishes Red Book
The Hungarian ministry of foreign affairs releases a Red Book detailing one hundred sixteen cases of alleged violations of international law by enemies. It cites the arrest of Avatrian consular officers in Salonhi over the destruction of a building linked to a hede339 atrocity committee and injuries reported.
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Epralin
Hungarian Minisry of Foreign Affairs
Salonhi
Attack Upon Eight Hour Law Credit to Wilson
New York Oct 27 The eight hour law is praised as wise and valuable to the nation by supporters and critics alike. Senator Weeks of Massachusetts notes Republican filibuster efforts aimed to kill the Adamson bill but ultimately voted to passage. Representative Roderberg of Minnesota says he voted to avert a strike that would harm shipping interests.
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New York
Wilson
Congress
Hoston
Senator Weeks
Massachusetts
Weeks
Roderberg
Hitness
Eight Hour Day Plea Echoes in Telegraph Messages
Fragmentary remarks show commission men at stockyards telegraphing support for the strike and eight hour day bill. The speaker says they would be value if the strife were called and notes vote for the bill to grant legislative sanction to the eight hour day.
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Nevada
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Davin
Alereys
Rik Iamie
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Caruso
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Victor Red Seal
Schubert
Culp
Gluck
Zimbalist
Homer
Red Seal
Erminie
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Marguerite Farrell
Brilliant
Co Eer
Victor Talking Machine Co
Camden, N. J
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Pres. Wilson
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Edwards
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