Cowboy Walter Moore Dies in Hunting Accident Near Laramie
Walter Moore a Cheyenne resident and known rodeo rider was accidentally killed while goose hunting Sunday at Cooper Lake northwest of Laramie near the Union Pacific railroad. He likely discharged his single shotgun while holding it in the blind and died within minutes from a heavy shot wound to the abdomen. An inquest was held in Laramie and his body was to be moved to Cheyenne for the funeral at Early Chapel at 3:90. Rev J S Stubblefield to officiate with Moore recently in the Valon Pacific region along Cooper Lake.
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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 Column Appears in State Leader Page
The State Leader runs a for sale column featuring unidentified items and pricing notes. Readers are invited to submit listings for sale or trade with brief descriptions and contact details.
Van Dyke Estate Probate Ends Legal Fight
Nora Val Dyke's will left 75000 to a sister in Ireland while denying a Pennsylvania brother and sister. The case was withdrawn for now and Dan W. Gill named executor by Judge Mentzer. Pennsylvania relatives had pressed to question her mental fitness amid a hard village battle in Cheyenne where she built her estate.
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Nora Val Dyke
Ireland
Pennsylvania
Dan W. Gill
Mentzer
District Court
City and State Cooperate on Pure Milk Cheyenne
City wealth officer Engil Christensen and state officials review dairies for health compliance. Authorities expect dairies to meet state health requirements as Cheyenne works to ensure pure milk for residents.
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Engil Christensen
Cheyenne
Penalty Set for Concealed Weapon Charge in Cheyenne
Conrad Bostron pleaded guilty to carrying concealed weapons in Cheyenne police court. Acting Judge Edward T. Storey sentenced him to sixty days in jail.
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Cheyenne
Gelling
Conrad Bostron
Edward T. Storey
John C Preston Dies After Appendicitis Operation
John C Preston of Kimball formerly a member died yesterday at John’s Hospital following an operation for appendicitis. He was 99 years old. Funeral arrangements were made at the party’s early crematorium 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
Chemists at the University of Wyoming in Laramie analyzed samples from Second Lake and found the water unsuitable for drinking, though possibly used for bathing. Miss Nell Martin returns from Denver where she visited Mrs. T. A. Cosgriff and Mr. and Mrs. Sirias for the winter.
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Second Lake
University. of Wyoming
Laramip
Nell Martin
Denver
T. A. Cosgriff
Wilson in Sioux Falls Parade Attends War Memorial Address
President Wilson toured the state, arriving in Sioux Falls to a cheering crowd of 8,000 as he opened a speech at the Coliseum. Mrs. Wilson received roses. the president spoke of war sacrifices and a permanent settlement in Europe, insisting the war was no accident of chance.
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Wilson
Eranda
Peter Norbeck
Hove
Europe
Germany
Cece
Elaine
Towa
Refrigerator cars debate in federal trade report
A page fragment discusses the federal trade commission report arguing it is better to allow refrigerator cars to operate under the Big Five rather than distribute them to others, claiming they achieve higher mileage than rivals.
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Federal Trade Com Mission
Wyoming approves new co op tater auto and church ventures
Four new corporate ventures are chartered in Wyoming including Sheridan Co operative Company with 50,000 capital stock in 5,000 shares at $10. Motor Company with 50,000 capital stock. Louis Potato Company with 50,000 capital stock. and several others with offices listed in Douglas Powell and Lusk locations. Temporary directors named accompany initial boards.
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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
Fragmented war reflections on Hindenburg line and Sedan
The speaker discusses cutting the Hindenburg line and the Sedan operation, noting German efforts failed. He reflects on uncertain fates, anticipates a welcoming home, and remarks on New York’s approach. He was not invited to address 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
Mrs A G Wella of Rocky Mount North Carolina writes that Foley Kidney Pills benefit her, noting relief from a lame back sore muscles and puffiness under eyes. She urges publication to inform people everywhere.
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A. G. Wella
R. PF
Rocky Mount
Senators Debate Wilson Address Rebuttals Across States
Senator Poindexter of Washington replies to President Wilson in a two hour Senate address. Republican colleagues plan speeches in western cities reacting to the president's remarks. Other senators including Narding of Ohio prepare further statements challenging the league proposal and defending independence.
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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 Today Natrona County Case
The first of five defendants charged in a case involving a 14 year old girl is set to be tried tomorrow in Natrona County District Court. Wellard Eyres leads a group including Nussell Orchard John A. Russell Archie M. Matheson and Mrs Tna Howard as the others face the court with the alleged victim as their 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 of Flossie Zimmerman Sunday
The funeral of Flossie Zimmerman was held Sunday afternoon at the W. W. Dumm funeral chapel. Rev. Laure led the services for the Methodist church and several songs were sung. Interment followed at Lakeview Cemetery.
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Flossie Zimmerman
Handsome Catholic Church Is Dedicated
The West diocese of Wyoming along with clergy from Wyoming and Colorado led the ceremony to lay the cornerstone. The church will cost about $100,000 with additional expenditures for glass windows and interior fixtures.
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Casper
Wyo
West
Patrick H. McGovern
Wyoming
Colorado
Prosecution Office Leader Returns From St Louis Trip
Prosecuting Attorney Charles Lane arrived home yesterday from St Louis where he spent several weeks vacationing. Lang attended league ball games and played golf while there. 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 drive urged for Cheyenne and county
A Wyoming drive to fund Salvation Army housing aims to keep money local with homes built in Cheyenne and Laramie County. Chairman Edward T. Storey says progress is slow but subscriptions continue as committees finish rounds. a Cheyenne woman raised five dollars in a birthday hat collection for the fund.
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Alata
Prades
Seager
Salvation Army
Sveli
Cheyenne
Laramie
Edward T. Storey
Lavalion Army Fund
Daily Market Report From Omaha Cattle and Hogs Prices
Market receipts near 28 000 cattle and 25 004 calves with steady to firmer trend. Hogs received 4 200 with steady to higher tone. lambs down slightly and sheep showing steady-to-strong demand across classes. Cattle and feedery sections list range of weights and grades with primes and choice designations.
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Boe Hoga
Omaha
Sept
U. S
Connera
Endlers
State Fair Opens With Wide Display At Wahavo Fair
The fifteenth annual Wyoming state fair will open in AHOVGLAS and run through the week. Despite drought conditions, a strong show of agricultural products from irrigated lands and dry farmers will be showcased, highlighting the region's farming diversity and adaptation to dry seasons.
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Ahovglas
Wyo
Wyoming
Society notes residents and visitors in Cheyenne area
A tide of visitors gathers in Cheyenne and surrounding towns as residents return home from travels in Colorado and Florida. Notables and families from Denver, Brooklyn, Salt Lake City, and West Virginia are listed among the guests, with several officers and relatives visiting Fort Bridger and local addresses.
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James , Merritt
Louisa
Merritt
Edward H. Merrit
Brooklyn
N. Y
Gheyenne
Charles F. Garter
Corn Field
Florida
Maurice Groshon
Carter
Fort Bridger
Wyo
Senator Faulkner
West Virginia
Sidney S. Smith
Eugene Mackay
Wendall
Salt Lake City
Cheyenne
Cattle and Horses Placed in City Pound
Officer Emil Ghrietensén reports the stock in the pound: four Holstein cattle branded CT on the left hip with ecampatoal on the left side, one OP branded head, five with P on the left hip. One bay gelding branded EB bar and lazy S on the left hip. One gray horse with lazy S on the right hip and Stoh on the left meek.
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Emil Ghrietensén
Commutation Debate Over Train Robber Carlisle Sentence
The Pardons Board, amid opposition from Union Pacific, weighs commuting Carlisle's long prison term based on good behavior. A model prisoner, his case centers on reducing a potentially 50 year minimum by good time deductions, with broader concerns about setting a precedent for train robbery punishments and deterrence.
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Jean
Carlisle
Board of Pardons
Pardons Board
Union Pacific
Union Parifiia
Foley advertised patent medicines promise money if mailed
A 1900s style ad urges readers to cut out the insert and mail it to Foley Co for a trial package. It promotes Foley Honey and Tar for coughs and colds, Foley Kidney Pills, Foley Cathartic Tablets, and claims for various ailments.
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Foley @ Co
Sheffield Ave
Chicago
Foley
A. E. Roedel
Mrs Mapel Returns to Duty in Postoffice
Winifred Mapel resumes her former role as a clerk at the post office after a period away. She is reassigned to the legal desk and directory window duties in the central office.
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Winifred Mapel
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