State News Births and Marriages Across Wyoming
A series of short notices lists eight newborns and several marriages. Births mentioned include infants in Lodge Grass Frontier Helma Jacob, Payton Sheridan and Kemmerer Kemmerer, with parents named A Stevenson, Rawson Arnold, Louis Jones, and H J King. A marriage note records Kemmerer Mish Sorefia Hale and Ferdinand Remies.
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Denfant
A. Stevenson
Frontier
Helma Jacobson
Link Shied
Sheridan Demos Nominate Ticket in Spirited Convention
J B Kennen veck, a millionaire stockman, heads the Democratic county ticket for state senator after a lively Sheridan convention. Contests for county attorney, coroner, clerk, and legislature marked the gathering. Delegates to the state convention were uninstructed. The party favored initiative and referendum recall and direct primary. In Laramie a midnight meteor appeared as a ball of fire southeast of the city, visible toward Colorado.
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Sheridan
J. B. Kennenveck
Elaté
Hkiven
Eket
Sheridan Nett
Laramie
Colorado
Guernsey to Build Water System Under City Control
The Guernsey city council rejected all bids for the waterworks project and will supervise construction directly. They plan to dig wells instead of piping water from the river to the town.
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Guernsey
Mine Worker Killed As Car Drops In Mitchell Mine
Buffalo Wyoming Sept 15 A defective hoisting cable parted sending a coal car down several hundred feet at Mitchell mine one mile north of Buffalo instantly killing Fred Snyder a miner. The accident followed a break in the line and the devastating fall mangled his body in a tragic coal mine incident.
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Fred Snyder
Buffalo
Wyo
Mitchell Mine
Runaway Bay Located Sheridan
Joe Hubbard a fifteen year old Boston lad reported missing with a parental note in Cheyenne State Leader is located in Sheridan on September 15 and the search effort is concluded with his return.
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Runaway Bay
Sheridan
Joe Hubbard
Boston
Cheyenne
Evangelizing Indian youth and local sports mix in early notices
A boy linked to Rawlins reappears near Crow Indian Reservation aiming to evangelize among locals. He secures work at Fort Myers and informs anxious Boston parents. In sports, Ladies Ping Baseball sees Marines beat matrons 11 to 9 at a game in Sept. 16. The Third Annual Wyoming Bankers Association meets in Douglas Sept. 27–29, with forenoons for bankers and afternoons for the State fair.
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Rawlins
Indiana
Fort Mykingle
Boston
Marinet Wma
Josaph. Simpson
Rt Mclean
Martha Zembern
M. Thomas
Wyoming Bankers’ Association
Douglas
Bankers Convention
James Reynolds Kills Bear in Sheridan Hills
Sheridan boy James Reynolds fourteen kills a big bear with his first shot while hunting with his father in the hills near Sheridan. The bear weighed nearly 30 pounds. The incident occurred September 15.
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Roy
Sheridan
Wyo
James Reynolds
Tragedies Reported Across Cities Including Robbery and Murders
A roundup of violent incidents across multiple cities includes a Pueblo grocery owners beaten by three bandits who looted a trunk with 130 dollars, a Memphis fireman murdered and body found in the Mississippi River, a Philadelphia double murder suicide case, an Iowa ammonia tank explosion killing a chief engineer, a Greeley infant believed buried alive but revived, a Maryland couple charged with murder in a jail case, and a Washington woman struck dead by a trolley car while shopping for a wedding trousseau.
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Pueblo
Colo
M. J. Farrell
Greeley
Marcy
Mary Georgian
Pierce
George Georgia
Enid Man Sends Card From Avastin to Sherman Co
A fragmentary note describes a large wooden board and a card mailed from Enid Oklahoma to Avastin Texas by Isaiah and Enid. The item weighs under four pounds and required a postage of 1.40 dollars. Armond indicates no replies to letters and requests a wake up call by this method. An extensive communication was written on the card’s reverse side. Plato Rally at Sherman Co.
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Enid Okls
Avastin
Texas
Isaiah
Em Enid
Armond
Locked Out Pastor Holds Services on Church Steps
Brooklyn record of Rev William W Ackley pastor of St Andrews Protestant Episcopal Church locked out by vestry and wardens claiming feebleness He held four services on the church steps with hundreds of congregation members joining from the lawn and street in a day of dispute over access.
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Brooklyn
William W. Ackley
St. Andrewe's Protestante
Fourth Avenue
Nivet
Mr. Ackley
St. Andrew's Church
St. Andrew’s
Ackley
Onchi
Ashley
Mr. Askley
Friends
Game Friends
Bishop Burgess
Long Island
Adley
Too Many Young Men and The Call to Save at the Bank
The article argues that many young men delay saving but suggests starting small deposits can grow into larger balances. It notes bankers understand the ease of forming saving habits and welcomes such deposits, highlighting Citizens National Bank as inviting young men to bank with cordial support.
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Citizens National Bank
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State News
Vital Statistics OF State
Douglas—Cleo Hunt
Lucilia Hodgeman
Kemmoerer
Mish Sorefia Halekia
Ferdinand Remies
Sheridan Demos
Bond
Yaris de Standart
A. Gackenheimer & Bros., Distillers
Pittsburg
the Consumers Supply Co
West 16Th St
Babe
Elmer LaPash
Joseph Fijas
Aday
Memphis
Tenn
John Gregory
Monitor
Gregory
Rhode Island
Philadelphia
Harry Schletz
Martha
Masonity
Decker
William ‘Belk
C. B. Locke
Oscar Bradley
Washington
Trousseau
Wiiea ED Williamay
Warren K. Jessup
Los Angeles
Sherman Co
Anheuser-Busch
St. Louis, Mo
Hofmann Bros
Cheyenne, Wyo
Aakley
Collier's
Shemsa Co
Sun Proof Paynt
William WN. Ackley Tonan
the Citizen's National Bank
Ene Sage
Stephen Bacon
Rochester
N. V
Ernie Atteast
Wyeth Chemical Company
Cortlandt ST
New York City
N. Y
A. BK. Rofdel
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