Mystery Sued Man or Woman Arrest in Cody Threats
Cody reports a person named A. G. McKnight arrested for issuing worthless checks. The individual, said to be about 19, claimed to be a girl in disguise as a man, enchanting local youths with violin and charm. Officers question sex as townsfolk debate the claim amid a citywide stir. A separate note from Douglas mentions a steam scald injury to George Crabb and two surveying parties near the rail line.
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Cody
Thermopolis
New York
New Oe
Unclear Note Reflects Banking Habits and Youth
Fragmentary text discusses young men in Ife starting deposits and modesty, pondering bank concern for deposits and how habits of saving are formed and encouraged by cordial cooperation. Readers should note the fragmentary, uncertain context.
Across the river youths debate subject. Burlington surveyors noted
Youths from the opposite bank of the river discuss the topic while locals observe that Willdhins are commonly believed to be Burlington surveyors. The fragment hints at regional identity and occupation assumptions amid a rural setting.
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Burlington
Vital Statistics and Local News Items From Wyoming
Births report a Dale Creek girl born to Mr. and Mrs. J B Sandy. Marriages record Cody May to Mary Louise Vogel and Charles Arthur Evins. Glenrock reports Thomas Bru baker left on a Chicago bound horseback wager of twenty six days with a greeting letter from Governor Brooks. Sheridan notes 150 foresters fight three fires on Black Mountain Mohawk Prospect creeks with strong winds hampering progress. New Church Powell states a modern Union church will open before cold weather thanks to a $2 000 grant from the Presbyterian Board of Church Erection. Laramie Fireman Arthur Barker suffered a skull fracture after a fire box accident at the Stimpson residence OH.
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Thomas Brubaker
Indiana
Chicago
B. B. Brooks
Busse
Sheridan
Forester
KR. D. McDonald
Black Mountain
Mohawk Creek
Prospect Creek
New Church
Powell
Fighrevity
Union Am
Presbyterian Board of Church
New York
Carpenter injured after skull fracture incident
A carpenter named Chris Lund gren suffered a skull fracture while working at a site in Laremie on September 1. Officials say the accident occurred during routine duties and the man is hospitalized for treatment.
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Laremie
Chris Lundgren
Frontier magazine issue received with scattered items listed
A large number of copies of the current issue of Frontier Book are reported. The notice mentions items including Promoting Frontier Days to Miner and references Public Instruction A. D. Cooke. Names such as Garry, Benvolh Almond Botton, and Palace Pharmacy appear in the damaged text.
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Alan
Frontier Days
Miner Ot Ghee, Tare
Public Instruction
A. D. Cooke
Teip Garry A “Ios Benvolh Almond Botton
Sokiby
Palace Pharmacy
Sumbarn and
Tan
The Third Degree Dee Thie at Capitol Avenue Theatre
The Third Degree continues at Capitol Avenue Theatre with Dee Thie in a tale of Softrica the wife, who overcomes danger to vindicate her husband as a powerful lawyer helps reconcile father and son. The production showcases hypnosis and visual captivation in a show praised by the thinking public.
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Wallenda
Abe
PS. Wa Klein
Sanbore
Sanborn
Eoin “Etterson
Rose Hued Nelth
Ma Gatechan
Edna Earl
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