Copper Strike Near Guernsey Spurred by Local Prospecting
Wyoming report notes abundant iron and copper in the Guernsey area, urging systematic development to attract smelters. A Hartville Uplift pocket yielded $150000 in copper ore at an ergantic open pit, copper rising as a byproduct at Sunrise mine. Forty two carloads of copper ore were shipped to Butte smelters with annual values near $416000. iron ore goes to Pueblo smelters.
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Guernsey
Etpertones
Quernsey
Hartville
Colorado Fuel & Slron Company
Butte
Mont
Pueblo
Statutory Charge Against Couple in Kpmmerer
In Kpmmerer on September 16 a statutory charge was lodged against Mrs Christina McDonald and M Pearson following a complaint by Humane Officer J F Joyce. They were arrested last Wednesday evening and jailed, reportedly intoxicated, and will receive time to sober up before arraignment. Mrs McDonald has caused local officials ongoing trouble, with two of her children placed in state wards during the past year.
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Kpmmerer
J. F. Joyce
Christina McDonald
M. Pearson
Infant Paralysis Cases Reported Near Powell
Two advanced cases of infantile paralysis in the same Cody area family prompt quarantine by state and local health officers. The few confirmed cases include a Cody case, with authorities noting quarantine unavoidable to stamp out the disease.
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Cody
Powell
Atate
Locate Health
State Board of Health
Catches Thief After Gunplay at Rock Springs
In Rock Springs on Monday evening a thief burst into the Union pool room looting a punch board containing 90 in gold. Joe Slocum fired wounding the robber in the knee and secured the weapon before the man fled toward a cul de sac. The loot disappeared and Slocum awaits a later opportunity to relate his side of the incident.
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Rock Springs
Union Pool
Joe Slocum
Lee
Joe
Pool Room
Mother and Five Children Lost in Campbell Hills
Gillette September 16. Mrs CK Cordua and her five children wandered into the Campbell Hills following domestic trouble. A large posse searched all night and next day until they were found near an old cabin, exhausted but safe. The husband joined and reconciliation followed. They will visit relatives eastward for a few weeks.
Mondell to Tour Wyoming After Congress
Rep Mondell arrived home in Newcastle Wyoming after adjournment and plans several countywide trips. He will reach Lincoln county next Monday and move through Big Piney Pinedale Kemmerer Af ton Thayne Cokeville Diamondville Rock Springs and Kemmerer again with a reception likely next Thursday in Kemmerer.
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Kemmerer
Mondell Ha
Newcastle
Wyo
Lincoln County
Big Piney
Pinedale
Afton
Thayne
Cokeville
Rock Springs
Mondell
Diamondville
University of Wyoming cadet corps begins lining up
In Laramie on September 16 Captain B C Daly the military commandant started the cadet enrollment for the new school year. Ninety seven men were listed ready for duty yesterday and the number is expected to exceed one hundred today. Two strong companies will form at the outset. outlook this morning was described as fine.
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Laramie
B. C. Daly
University of Wyoming
Widow to Fill Baptist Pulpit After Husband’s Death
Denison Iowa Sept 16 The Baptist church accepts Mrs P Williams proposal to fill the pulpit left vacant by her husband who died earlier this week She will serve until the congregation chooses a successor to her late husband
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Denison
Highland Colony News Highlights From Rocky Ford to Cheyenne
John returned Friday evening from a visit with relatives in Rocky Ford Cole and the Groves family of Cheyenne. Mrs and Mrs Groves and family were Sunday guests at the B Serengen home. A dance hosted by Archie Todd drew a fair crowd despite rain. Col E Sorenson drove to Hillsdale for a sale accompanied by EB Sorenson and Andy McAfee. Mrs Adeline Hayes now drives a Ford. Helen Joho of Cheyenne stays indefinitely, Mrs H F Price of Carpenter visited the McKay parents, Mrs Jay Welch of Buros stays with the McKay home, John Ruske sold some cattle, H L Van Nostrand of Cheyenne visited the Joho home. The Sorenson three families enjoyed a Sunday motor trip in the mountains on September 3 with guests.
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H. F. Price
Carpenter
Arehle McKay
Mra
Jay Welch
Buros
McKay
John Ruske
H. L. van Nostrand
Joho
Sorenson
Moountains
Local Families Gather For School Start In Autumn Like Weather
The article lists residents including Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Brown and Mr. Richardson of South Dakota along with the Schuets family of Cheyenne and Glen Hollingsworth. It notes rain and cooler weather early in the week resembling autumn, no frost yet, and the section’s schools opening Tuesday with teachers such as Miss Barber in Douglas, Miss Elsie Jamieson, Miss Barnum, Maude Lee, Mrs. Ora Sorenton, and Miss Zella Cline among others.
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G. L. Brown
Garber
Barber
Douglas
Needham
Elsie Jamieson
Zike
Miss Barnum
Wisconsin
Hiner
Maude Lee
C. B. Sorenson
Ora Sorenton
G. Sorenson
Zella Cline
Diamond
Hot Water the Best Liver and Bowels Medicine
Physicians worldwide recommend the ioside bath as vastly more important than other remedies. Men and women are urged to drink each morning a glass of hot water with a teaspoon of limestone phosphate before breakfast to cleanse the stomach liver kidneys and bowels, aiding purification and digestion.
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Seeman
Inside Bathing with Limestone Phosphate Promises Health
An advertisement extols cleansing the eliminative organs with hot water and limestone phosphate to improve breath tongue coating headaches and complexion. It claims daily morning use yields pronounced health and appearance benefits and urges readers to obtain a quarter pound from a drug store.
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Statudory Charge
Cheyenne
Cheyenne Creamery Company
Campbell Hills
Duilling
WE State University
Highland Colony
U. S&s. John
Aod Mra
Groves
Archie Todd
Col
E. Sorenson
Hillsdale
EB. J. Sorenson
Andy McAfee
Adeline Hayes
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Op Tenet
Liggalte
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