Bad Checks Ring Foiled by Kemmerer Pair
Clarence V Martin and a partner known as Beebe passed numerous bad checks in Kemmerer and Green River over several weeks, defrauding local merchants of over a hundred dollars. Arrests followed. they face hearings before Judge Carnahan and possible district court charges for passing bad checks.
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Kemmerer
Teebhe
Davey
Clarence V Martin
Solit Club
Yall
Haverness
Martin
Beebe
Greeniver
Rock Springs
Owever
Green River
Gudmundsen
Beebo
Carnahan
Prospector Gus Paulson Works Coal Near Rock Springs
Gus H. Paulson, noted Union Pacific Coal Company prospector, arrived in Kemmerer and heads to Cumberland to prospect for coal between Cumberland and Spring Valley. He opened up the Superior and Cumberland mines for Union Pacific and is regarded as a top regional prospector. He will spend four months in the Cumberland country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemmerer
Gus H. Paulson
Union Pacific Coal Company
Kommerer
Cumberland
Spring Valley
Pauleom
Superior
Valon Pacific
Howard Reader Falls in France
Meverend Claude Reader, head of the Episcopal church at Mig Piney, received word that his nephew Len tenant Howard Reader was killed while serving with the Allied armies in France. The young officer died near Nouet Ist, two years after the war began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemmerer
Judges Off Fishing On Primary Date
In Sheridan county officials delayed results after Slack failed to report the primary outcome. Reportedly Black was not recorded and judges and clerks were unavailable, delaying the tie between Sampson and Wymer for seventh on the Republican ticket and Evant for Democratic sheriff.
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Shabridan
Slack
Sheridan County
Black
Glack
Sampson
Mr. Wymer
Ole Pointer
Charles Evant
Sheridan County Sees Near 20 Million Valuation
Sheridan county total assessment reaches 19,008,276.20 after state board of equalization adds railroads private car lines telephone and telegraph mines values. County keeps third place in Wyoming by total county valuations with only Laramie and Sweetwater higher.
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Sheridan
State Board of Equalization
Sheridan County
Wyoming
Laramie
Sweetwater
Laramie and
Tucker and Sleight Tie The Knot In Douglas
Mrs Vinson Merritt hosted the wedding home of the bride’s sister as Thomas Tucker of Guernsey and Lottie Sleight of Delano Minnesota united in marriage in Douglas. Rev W K Weaver officiated. After a wedding breakfast the couple left for Waterbrook to begin their honeymoon and will reside on Tucker’s ranch near Guernsey after September 15.
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Douglas
Aug
Mra
Vinson Merritt
Thomas Tucker
Guernsey
Lottie Sleight
Delano
Minn
W. K. Weaver
Mra. Merritt
Waterbrook
Mrr
Mr. Tucker
Quernsey
Big Horn canyon explorers hail Sheridan trip as wonderland
Thompson of Sheridan and W M Camp of Chicago after two weeks in the Big Horn report undiscovered beauty and grandeur. They traversed half the canyon with J J Harris and later explored Little Big Horn and Medicine Mountain areas. They rate Big Horn higher than Grand Canyon, Yellowstone, and other ranges for color, views, and accessibility.
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Sheridan
Awg
Thompson
W. M. Camp
Chicago
Big
Tent Mountain
Devil's Canyon
Medicine Mountain
Bald Mountain
United States
Grand Canyon
Arizona
Yellowstone National Park
Rockies
Wheatland Creamery Expands Butter Production
The Wheatland creamery in Platte county is boosting dairy output. It now makes 18,000 pounds of butter per month and is growing, as dairymen shift from selling cream locally to feeding the home creamery system that supports higher market value.
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Cheyenne
Ontom Pacific
Wheatland Bestery
Platte County
Wheatland Creamery
Wheatland Times
Lockjaw After Gunshot Wound Proves Fatal
Kemmerer Aug 61 ehard Fearn of Glencoe dies in local hospital from tetanus after a shotgun accident with companion John Baton. Wounded Bates also hurt. Funeral in Diamondville M E Church conducted by Rev Manley. Fearn 55 left a wife and three small children.
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Kemmerer
Ehard Fearn
Glencoe
Ehol
Fearon
John Baton
Pearn
Bates
Fearn
M. BE
Diamondyile
Rev. Manley
Fourn
Woman Survives Narrow River Escape After Horse Spooks
Mrs. Piper narrowly escaped serious injury when her horse dashed into the river near the county bridge while returning from a trip to secure ballots after the primary. The horse broke loose from a bogey after turning over on the opposite bank, and Mrs. Piper was thrown into deep water but was rescued by Mr. Allen of Frontier. she suffered only bruises and severe fright.
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Kemmerer
Anz
Momefork
Foresee Big Oil Boom in Converse County
Douglas Aug 31 oil activity is rising in Converse county near Douglas. The Cheyenne River Oil Co started drilling in the Cheyenne River field about forty miles from Douglas and aims to reach deeper, better grade oil. Douglas-Wyoming Oil Co and Wyatt Oil & Refining Co report productive shallow wells in Brenning area and plan to drill again around Sept 1.
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Mpouglas
Converse County
Douglas
Cheyenne River Oil Company
Cheyenne River
Douglas-Wyoming Oil Company
Wyatt Oil & Tefining Company
Prevent
Vaaln
Wyoming-Montana
Wheatland Creamery Sees Rapid Business Growth
The Wheatland creamery attains high demand for Wheatland Golden Butter with rising cream supply. Production expanding to meet orders from stations across the region, from Careyhusst to Fort o)otation, including the Colorado border. A Sunday 500 pounds of butter theft noted as a loss.
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Wheatland
Mt An
Careyhusst
Eset
Fort O
Colorado
Weather summary for Wyoming and towns notes varied conditions
Wyoming reports cool nights slowing growth of green forage but ample precipitation in higher valleys enables fall plowing in places. Native hay harvests advance, second alfalfa crops near harvest in western districts, threshing progressing in eastern areas, livestock thriving, watercourses low. Casper notes good condition and cattle moving to lower ranges, watercourses low. Centennial sees haying favorable with a hailstorm on the 25th and Met Tro t on Piet-Louis A. Gregory. Dubola reports new snow on the Rockies and Owl crash mountains on the 20th, grain ripening slowly due to cool nights, cattle looking well. Cranston White reports haying in progress, second alfalfa growing rapidly. Fox Park notes foal killings on the 22nd, 22nd and 24th. Will Joven records heavy rain of 1.56 inches, farmers preparing ground for fall weeding, stock killed by lightning. Lander threshing ongoing. Lusk harvesting good snail grain. Moore creeks falling, drought and cool nights limit crop growth. Sheridan grain stacking and threshing, fences very dry, sugar beets developing. Bakes week milder for ranges with a light frost on the 2nd. Wyncote second alfalfa harvest. potatoes a good crop.
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Wyoming
Casper
Geo. J. McKenzie
Centennial
Piet
Louis A. Gregory
Dubola
F. H. Welty
Cranston
Twecker Fox Park
Wm. FP
Will Joven
L. Mhem- Siikgs
Lander
Melia
BE. Goddard
Moore
Drouth
Edwie Moore
Sheridan
Suger Boos Thomagi
Winkie
John Sherlock Wyncote
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May
Dilty
Howard Reader
France
Tucker-Sleight
Jesus
University of Wyoming
Big Horns
Sarrow
M ™ Hunaway
Nhat
Pature
Cheyenne Business Directory
Lincoln Highway
Louis Wax
Pioneer
ODAK
Mal Orden
Shimitz Photo Studio
Capitol Ave
Cheyenne, Wyo
James Tuntar
West End Grocery
NEW Stoc
Kent St
AIAO
Philip Marcus
Bent St
S. A. Bristol Co
Cheyenne Auto Tire Repair Company
Goodyear
Miller
Harvey England
Carey Ave
E.e.sommers
Fin
Washington SI
W. Quinn Chiropractor. i
Conway
W. 17Th St
J. Oro, Alter, Abelooraiog Iat
Chicago Merchant ‘Tailor
James
10Th St
Cook Bros
Coal and
W. 18Th St
David Davies
CLYDE
Ture and Mattresses
Ss. P. Stevenson
Chas. Jankovsky
Wyoming Employment and Real Estate Agency
Plains Tail( Co
JANDA
Phone
Rains Hotel
A. B. Goldfarb
Wootso W
Pho
M. Baker & Os
Plomeer Ave
Grand Union Tea Co
Thames St. Yea
J. HW. Hollister
Saleamen
West Side Coal & Junk
H. J. Woodman
Antiotic Printing
Tate
PHOLE
Bon Ton Restaura
Burt
Nogile
Carey Avenue
Yoming Plumbing & Heating Co
Rash
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