Catch 5 000 Trout for Fry Special at Leader
Faratoa Wyoming reports a record fishing event with 15 attended autos at a mid winter conference in Haw hoe of the Weomlny. The group traveled to Good Roads meeting and quickly reeled in trout after being given gear, with five fish called in fifty minutes.
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Weomlny
Good Roads
Eowinliow
Large Hunting Party Plans Elk and Bear Chase in Remote Hills
A large hunting party from Redhank Wye Boot heads south of Yellowstars park to Slate Bona ranch for a three week expedition in pursuit of elk deer mountain sheep and bear. The group will include about a dozen lanterns and several guides and carry gear in packs to reach remote fastnesses.
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Dalton Found Guilty of Killing Marshal Hanson
PVANSTON Wyoming September 14 Hert Dalton convicted by a district court jury of manslaughter in the killing of Cokeville Marshal Dan Hanson. Four hours deliberation produced a compromise verdict with no sentence set.
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Marshal Hanson
Pvanston
Wyo
Hert Dalton
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Rigdon
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Negro Cavalrymen Shoot Go to Jail in New Mexico
Private Jackson and a trumpeter from Troop C Ninth Cavalry, a Negro regiment en route to the border, led about six troopers in a drunken shooting spree. They fired into Scotillo's saloon and Montezuma saloon, assaulted the bartender, then were arrested by three policemen. All chief participants were jailed for sixty days.
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N. M
Sant. 13
Jackson
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Montezuma
Best Chill In the World The State Lescer
A quirky Want Ad item promotes a medium called Weo ne for finding the best chill in the world. The blurb markets its appeal with bold claims and a playful, vintage newspaper tone.
Wilson's Westward Campaign Draws Big Support
Woodrow Wilson sails into the West in a vigorous campaign tour with cities clamoring to honor him. He will open the town drive on the 17th with speeches in Sioux City Minneapolis and St Paul. Rhode Island and Maine show mixed signals as third term and Taft factions affect Democratic strength in key states.
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Maken Tila
Siouk City
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Vank
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Scranton
Rhode Island
Maine
New England
Wi‘lson
Green forage blamed in horse deaths by vets in Nebraska
Lincoln Neb Sept 13 More than a hundred veterinarians from Nebraska and adjacent states met at the state house to discuss a deadly disease killing horses. They agreed green forage is the likely source, noted dry feed animals stay healthy, and called for strict burial of carcasses. Government vets arrive tomorrow to aid regional efforts.
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State House
Nebraska
State Board of Health
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