Wyoming dairy stock improving in Wheatland plans
A conservative plan to buy dairy cattle for Wyoming farms is outlined in a letter to Mr. Teton Platte County official from Mr. Cartoi. The plan calls for shipments from Wisconsin mid September and proposes car load deliveries to each community with prices for calves heifers and bulls ranging from 45 to 106 dollars depending on age and breed.
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Wheatland
Wyoming
Geminatra
Teton
Platte County
Cartoi
Wisconsin
Alfalfa Looks Promising In Week’s Weather Summary
Weather and crop weekly notes report rainfall improving pasture and hay, with alfalfa prospects rising in higher districts. Grain harvest continues, oats backward in northern areas, stock water scarce but cattle and horses fat. Regional reports from Kirk, Centennial, Tribals, G. McKennie, Gregory, Welty, and Kirtley note dry ranges yet thriving alfalfa and crops.
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J. Cocil Alter
Ford
Kirk ‘Aker
Heeetook
McKennie
Loula
Carpenter Killed by Lightning in North Park
A carpenter named Stevens was struck by lightning while in North Park on Monday afternoon. His body was found the next morning after a search, and he was buried today in Walden Cemetery. He leaves a wife.
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Laramim
Bent
Nated Stevens
Merry Hunter
North Park
Andy
Walden
Professor Poffum Sells Home and Plans Move to Denver
In Worland on September 6 Professor B. C. Poffum sold his southwest Worland residence to Mrs. Morel. He plans to relocate with his family to Denver Colorado and will move the Emmet factory to that city.
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Worland
B. C. Poffum
Weather notes send mixed signals on crops and stock
Recent rains improve range in South Pass City but stock remains in poor condition. J J Dum Srinnen notes favorable weather for European stock despite onak lent conditions. Fred Brown cites ongoing harvesting. Edwin Moore reports potatoes maturing nicely. John Bherlock records a killing frost on the 87th day of August with a white frost on Dlet.
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Mmm
J. J. Dum Srinnen
Lander
Ofolin &, Collom
Taramiot
Fred. Brown
Moore
Edwin Moore
South Pass
Dlet
John Bherlock
Double Killing in Laramie Shocks City
Luterio Martinez, a visitor, killed Cruz Gomez, owner of a Mexican boarding house at 108 Sorfield, and wounded Mrs. Gomez in the face and hip. Martinez then surrendered to Officer Skinner and is jailed awaiting hearing. Mrs. Gomez, treated at Dr. McCollum’s and later at Grand hospital, is a material witness. Martinez claimed a dispute over $125 with the prior girlfriend and described the killings as a response to that loss.
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Laramie
Luterio Martine
Firat Street
Cruz Gomez
Sorfield Street
Skinner
Joli
Grand Hospital
Jall
Martinez
Fliat Street
Martine
Gomez
Garfield
Gomes
Duniway Sees Good Prospect for University
University of Wyoming president Dr C A Duniway reports a bright outlook for local high school graduates entering the university this year. He cites encouragement from Douglas to Sheridan and notes a generally friendly sentiment toward higher education despite a tragic automobile accident that affected a student.
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Tee University
Tom
Countess Bernstorf Returns as Balkan Talks Shadow World War Aftermath
Countess Bernstorf, wife of the German ambassador to the United States, returns to America after more than two years abroad. The article traces Balkan ambitions, borders and war-time shifts involving Romania, Greece, Serbia, and Russia, noting Rumanians’ gains and potential future spoils along with military and transportation details shaping the region.
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Bernstorf
United States
America
Weight of Romania in war declared by National Geographic
The National Geographic Society’s war geography bulletin estimates Romania’s wartime impact for the Allies. With an army of about 290000 trained troops and a reserve of 200000, Romania would influence the war beyond its size by enabling railroad and highway support to Russian forces at Bulgaria’s front. The country, about Arkansas in area, is heavily agricultural and rich in exports including wheat, barley, petroleum and salt, with Carpathian forests and salt mines as major revenue sources. Romania’s strategic timing in joining the Balkan conflicts is noted as influential.
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Greece
Ru Manin
Serbia
Turtukal
Bultebik
Dobrudja
Danube
Black Sea
Russia
Hod
Balkan
Bessarabia
Austria
Germany
Rurwanig
Autria-Hungary
Kazan
Il!k Sea
Rumania
Thonal
Washington
National Geographic Society
Romania
Europe
Bulgaria
Hungary
Alrugele
Arkansas
Grece
Montenegro
Minnesota
Iowa
Sayptian Joseph
Marving
Allons
Huymania
Carpathians
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Buseness
Towa
Alfalfa
Carpenter
S.dls
Denver
The
Sherman Co
Geo. W. Daiber
Hirsch-Wickwire
Sehlogs
Ameok
Duniway
Countess Bernstorf
Coures Anqire
Sale Berns
Humania
Sarat
Fletcher
Castoria
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