Cowboy Walter Moore Killed While Goose Hunting Near Laramie
Walter Moore a Cheyenne resident and noted rider known for riding buffaloes and as a cowboy who challenged Sheaynloal for President Talt was accidentally killed while goose hunting Sunday at Cooper Lake northwest of Laramie near the Union Pacific railroad. He reportedly was holding the only shotgun in the party when it discharged striking his abdomen. he died minutes later. An inquest was held in Laramie and the body was to be brought to Cheyenne for funeral services at Early Chapel conducted by Rev. J. S. Stubblefield. Moore had worked for the Union Pacific near Cooper Lake and previously served in the army in the supply corps from August to February.
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Walter Moore
Chéyenne
Talt
Cheyenny
Cooper Lake
Laramie
Union Pacific Railroad
J. McF. Moore
West Eleventh Street
Cheywone
Moore
Stubblefield
Proabyterian
Servita
Valon Pacific
Bhowis
For Sale Item Noted in State Headline
An inexact line in the state page indicates a for sale column entry. The readable text hints at classified style listing without full details.
Van Dyke will probated. Gill named executor in Cheyenne
A probate case ends a drawn out contest over Nora Van Dyke's will leaving 75000 to a sister in Ireland. Pennsylvania relatives challenged mental capacity. Dan W. Gill appointed executor by Judge Mentzer as the will was admitted to probate in Cheyenne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora Val Dyke
Ireland
Pennsylvania
Dan W. Gill
Mentzer
District Court
City and State Cooperate on Pure Milk In Cheyenne
City Wealth Officer Engil Christensen and state health officials examined local dairies. Dairies are expected to comply with state health requirements as the city and state collaborate to ensure Cheyenne has pure milk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Engil Christensen
Cheyenne
Man Pleads Guilty to Concealed Weapon Concealment
Conrad Bostron pleaded guilty in police court to carrying a concealed weapon. Acting Judge Edward T. Storey sentenced him to 60 days in jail in Cheyenne.
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Cheyenne
Gelling
Conrad Bostron
Edward T. Storey
John C Preston of Kimball Dies After Surgery
John C. Preston of Kimball aged 99 died yesterday at John's hospital after an operation for appendicitis. Funeral arrangements are being made at the early cremation parlors and will be announced today.
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John C. Preston
Kimball
Mbr
John's Hospital
Preston
Water deemed unfit for drinking at Second Lake
Water from Second Lake, intended for bathing, is not fit for drinking. Samples were sent to the University of Wyoming in Laramie for chemical analysis. Miss Nell Martin returns from Denver where she was a winter guest of Mrs. T. A. Cosgriff and Mr. and Mrs. Siriaas.
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Second Lake
University. of Wyoming
Laramip
Nell Martin
Denver
T. A. Cosgriff
President Wilson Tours Sioux Falls in War Relief Parade
President Wilson arrived in Sioux Falls amid cheering crowds as 8,000 residents lined downtown streets. He spoke on ending war and preventing future conflicts, praising sacrifices for a permanent settlement of the world, and waved to residents from the Coliseum platform.
Frigate cars debate cited in federal trade report
A page fragment notes discussions about refrigerator cars and the Big Five railroads. A federal trade commission report argues it is better to let the cars operate under existing operators than to hand them to others, claiming they yield more mileage overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Trade Com Mission
Wyoming Approves New Co op and Several Corporations
State records list multiple new corporations including Sheridan Co operative Company with 50 000 capital stock and 5 000 shares, Motor Company with 75000 capital stock, and Louis Potato Company with 850 000 capital stock. Headquarters are in Sheridan Douglas Powell and Lusk with various directors named for the first year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Sheridan Co-Operative Company
Ital
Sheridan
LT. Gox
H. G. Taylor
Kale Co Loweks
J. B. Anderson
B. F. Underhill
J. M. Lamp
J. M. Langley
J. A. Aea
Colin
Gia Hea
Joseith Powell
Capital
P. A. McGovern
Hugh Communkey
Nicholas J. Endress
Day
S. T. Smith
Ith Motor Company
Douglas
Max Smith
Charles Knight
Joseph Chirat
Louis Potato Company
Powel
Nelaware Corporation
Wyoming Secretary of State
Oregon Trail Oil Company
EB. Phelps
Casper
Mountain States
E. Paul Bachellor
Lusk
Lambert Ore Company
Louis Seyholdt
Louis /plate company
Henry M. Lewis
D Powell
No. 2 gan than cutting the Hindenburg met
The passage discusses cutting the Hindenburg line as a precursor to striking at Sedan, noting German efforts to break through failed and describing the writer’s mixed expectations about public reception on returning home. He mentions not being invited to testify before the House Military Affairs Committee.
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Sedan
New York
The
House Military Affairs Committee
Mrs A G Wella Praises Foley Kidney Pills
A reader from Rocky Mount North Carolina extols Foley Kidney Pills for relief from lame back sore muscles and puffiness under eyes. She claims the pills strengthen weak kidneys and bladder and asks their benefits be published for the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Wella
R. PF
Rocky Mount
Senators Respond to Wilson Address in Senate Debate
Republican leaders and several senators assailed President Wilson during a two hour Senate speech. Poindexter of Washington rebuked the president as others prepared replies to tour Western cities. The debate touched on wartime policy and criticism of the league proposal.
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Sola
Looreal
Wisconsin
Poindexter
Washington
Senate
Wilson
Narding
Ohio
Senate Antenntne To the President's Phamwage
Peek Y Wuld
Wis
Alleged Rapist to Face Court in Natrona County
The first of five defendants charged with crimes against a 14 year old girl from this place is set for court in Natrona County District Court tomorrow. The accused are Wellard Eyres, Nussell Orchard, John A. Russell, Archie M. Matheson and Mrs. Tna Howard. The alleged victim will be the principal witness.
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District Court
Natrona County
Wellard Eyres
Nussell Orchard
John A. Russell
Archie M. Matheson
Tna Howard
Wic Quintet
Funeral for Flossie Zimmerman Sunday
The funeral of Flossie Zimmerman was held Sunday afternoon at the W. W. Dumm funeral chapel. The Rev. Laure led hymns and the Methodist pastor B. Brace conducted the services. Interment followed at Lakeview Cemetery.
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Flossie Zimmerman
Handsome Catholic Church Is Dedicated in Casper
In Casper Wyoming a Catholic diocese ceremony featured Rev Patrick H McGovern and Wyoming Colorado artisans laying the cornerstone of a new church. The project costs are listed at $100000 with additional expenses including windows, plaster, and miscellaneous finishing totaling over $46090.
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Casper
Wyo
West
Patrick H. McGovern
Wyoming
Colorado
Prosecution Attorney Returns From Vacation in St Louis
Prosecuting Attorney Charles Lane returned home from a several week visit in St Louis where he enjoyed league baseball games and golf. His wife Mrs Lane and their newly arrived daughter will return home after visiting friends en route.
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Charles ¥. Lane
St. Louis
St.Louis
Lang
Lennis
Lane
Salvation Army housing drive urged local support
Cheyenne and Laramie County launch a fundraising drive for Salvation Army homes with wages contributed by workers and larger gifts from those able. Chairman Edward T. Storey says progress lags town reports, urging immediate subscriptions as committees finish rounds. A Cheyenne woman collected five dollars for the cause on her birthday, inspiring others to donate during the week.
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Alata
Prades
Seager
Salvation Army
Sveli
Cheyenne
Laramie
Edward T. Storey
Lavalion Army Fund
Market Report From Chegago And Omaha Prices Mixed
Daily market report shows receipts around 28 000 for Chegago and 23 000 for Omaha with uneven activity. Hogs steady to higher, cattle and sheep mixed with ranges across weights and grades, best choice and prime noted in beeftype classes while middling and common grades fill the rest. Lambs and yearlings show declines and advances varied by weight and quality.
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Boe Hoga
Omaha
Sept
U. S
Connera
Endlers
Wyoming State Fair Opens With Dry Farm Exhibits
The fifteenth annual Wyoming state fair will open in AHOVGLAS today and run through the week. Despite drought, the fair will feature a strong display of agricultural produce, with many exhibits from irrigated lands and representations from dry farmers showcasing their products.
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Ahovglas
Wyo
Wyoming
Social notes list visitors and travelers in Cheyenne and area
The column records numerous visitors and locals traveling or visiting Cheyenne and nearby cities. It lists individuals from Denver, Brooklyn, Salt Lake City, Florida, and Iowa among others, plus military personnel and social events such as a Saturday dancing party at Fort Warner quarters.
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George GC. Warner
Mises Minole South
Mabel Turner
Flora Kenstler
Marie Harden
Brammar
Cheyenne
Scot
Moore
Onite Crisple
Christensen
Mise Julia Gregory
Mesacs
Dickson
Bryant and Brooks
Fort Russell
Cattle and Horses Held in City Pound
Officer Emil Ghrietensén reports ten cattle and two horses are now in the pound. Four Holsteins branded CT on the left hip and ECAMPATOAL on the left side, one OP branded, five P branded, plus one bay gelding EB bar and lazy S on left hip and one gray horse with lazy S on right hip and Stoh on the left meek.
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Emil Ghrietensén
Carlisle Bandit Commutation Case Moves Toward Release
The Union Pacific backed a reduced sentence for the Carlisle bandit after the Pardons Board considered commutation for good behavior. Arguments centered on deterrence versus mercy as the board weighed a minimum term over decades and a potential halving of the prison sentence.
Needlework of Money Making Warned Ad
A Cleveland style testimonial ad urges readers to cut out the notice and mail with their name and address to receive Foley medicines by mail. It lists Honey and Tar, kidney pills, cathartic tablets and claims benefits for coughs colds rhem it i a backache and constipation.
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Foley @ Co
Sheffield Ave
Chicago
Foley
A. E. Roedel
Mrs Mapel Returns to Duty in Postoffice
Winifred Mapel, formerly a clerk in the legal post at the C. O. D. and directory window, returns to her old position in the post office. The report notes her reinstatement and resume of duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winifred Mapel
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Albany
Isms Ane Ee
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van Dyke
Gill
Ald
John Preston
Siriaas
Eranda
Peter Norbeck
Hove
Europe
Germany
Cece Elaine
Towa
Vaeriae
Henry P. Betry
St. Louie
Laura
Jane
Er ‘Hy
Daily Market Report
Chicago Livestock
Eibertia
Biianel Elbertas
Box
Kelley Mercantile Company
William C. Deming
Eugene Mallarlyling
Otto Stock
Harry T. Davis
B. Warner
W. P. Beef
A. Shoemaker
G. G. Allie
W. B. Dunn
Glen H. Branman
H. T. Edwards
W. HM. Leagle
Mra
M. ¥. Wilson
R. H. Malone
James A. Smith
Carlen
R. J. Rosehie
D. Ostra
A. L. Browning
Andrew Bruchue
G. Gordon
C. W. Kirkley
J. D. Reilly
HL R. Jenkins
CC. May
J. W. Harrington
James , Merritt
Louisa
Merritt
Edward H. Merrit
Brooklyn
N. Y
Gheyenne
Charles F. Garter
Corn Field
Florida
Maurice Groshon
Carter
Fort Bridger
Senator Faulkner
West Virginia
Sidney S. Smith
Eugene Mackay
Wendall
Salt Lake City
Ira Lantz
San Francisco
Calif
Beeches
Guy ‘Swan
Iowa
Mra. R. RohdPtson
Khasnaity, Mo
Jean
Carlisle
Board of Pardons
Pardons Board
Union Pacific
Union Parifiia
Shang Hai
West Seventeenth Street
Laramie County Oat Maneert Pioneer Title & Loan Co A
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