Wyoming Dairy Stock Improves with Planned Purchases
Wyoming farmers, led by state dairy authorities, plan a conservative dairy cattle purchase from Wisconsin in mid September. Funds will cover at least one car load per community with prices for ages 6 to 12 months at 45 to 60 dollars and springing heifers 85 to 100 dollars, with bulls 78 to 106 dollars, all for good grade stock and aligned with buyer interests.
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Wheatland
Wyoming
Geminatra
Teton
Platte County
Cartoi
Wisconsin
Alfalfa Looks Promising Weather Summary Notes
The weather and crop summary for the week ends Tuesday reports beneficial rains boosting pasturage hay potatoes corn and cereals. Alfalfa crops in higher districts show promise while grain harvest continues with oats lagging in northern areas. Stock water remains scarce though livestock are generally fat. Reports from Ford Centennial Tribals Kirkley and others note dry ranges yet thriving alfalfa and corn and potatoes harvest near completion.
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J. Cocil Alter
Ford
Kirk ‘Aker
Heeetook
McKennie
Loula
Carpenter Killed by Lightning in Walden
A carpenter named Stevens was struck by lightning while in North Park. His body was found Monday morning after he had gone to fetch milk and did not return. The funeral was held today at Walden Cemetery. he leaves a wife.
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Laramim
Bent
Nated Stevens
Merry Hunter
North Park
Andy
Walden
Professor Poffum Sells Home Plans Move to Denver
In Worland on September 6 Professor B C Poffum has sold his residence in the southwest section to Mrs Morel. He plans to move with his family to Denver and will take the Emmet factory with him to Colorado. Varnishing The Sherman Co. tt
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Worland
B. C. Poffum
Weather notes on crops and range conditions after rains
Reports from J J Dum Srinnen Lander and Collom show stock in excellent to lean condition with favorable weather. Fred Brown notes continued harvesting. Edwin Moore reports crops benefiting from recent rains with potatoes maturing well. John Bherlock notes recent rains improved range despite a killing frost on the 87th day of August and a white frost in Diet.
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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 Ends in Prisoner Intake
Luterio Martinez, a Mexican immigrant, shot and killed Cruz Gomez and wounded Mrs. Gomez at 108 Sorfield Street and 08 Garfield Avenue. Martinez surrendered after disarming Gomez and was taken to county jail for a hearing. Mrs. Gomez survived serious facial and hip wounds and is hospitalized as a material witness.
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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 returns from northern Wyoming trips to encourage youth from Douglas, Cody, Thermopolis, Buffalo and Sheridan. He reports a hopeful outlook for many high school students entering the university this year and notes a generally friendly reception toward higher education. He laments a recent automobile tragedy and the loss of a student, urging continued support for the university.
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Tee University
Tom
Countess Bernstorf Back in America After Prolonged Absence
The Countess Bernstorf, wife of the German ambassador to the United States, returns to America after more than two years away. The article surveys Balkan territorial shifts, noting Rumanians gain land from Bulgaria and Moldavia, with implications for future claims if central powers fall. It mentions Rumanians seeking further gains in Hungary and the region around Bessarabia and Kukovina, and outlines Rumanian military and rail capacity, plus plans affecting the Danube and Black Sea frontiers.
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Bernstorf
United States
America
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
Weight of Romania in World War I War Effort
National Geographic’s war geography bulletin notes Romania could have strong impact for the Allies with an army of about 290000 trained troops and a reserve of 200000, plus its railways moving Russian troops to Bulgaria and Hungary. It details Romania’s agriculture, exports, and strategic role in 1915-16 war dynamics.
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Washington
Rumania
National Geographic Society
Balkan
Romania
Europe
Bulgaria
Hungary
Alrugele
Arkansas
Serbia
Grece
Montenegro
Minnesota
Iowa
Sayptian Joseph
Marving
Allons
Huymania
Carpathians
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Ameok
Duniway
Countess Bernstorf
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Humania
Sarat
Fletcher
Castoria
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