Millionaires Visit Salt Creek Fields In Wyoming Debacle
Midwest company head Mr Shoup and aides toured Salt Creek holdings near Casper. Two cars moved toward the field but one failed at a half way station. Reed and Wilson continued to camp in the Cadillac while Shoup and Brooks returned, car bogged in mud. they walked to a hall station and rode a freight to town. Reed plans to reside in Denver. he praises refinery and field outlook despite poor roads.
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Witwot
Reed
Ko B Brooks
Cadillac
Mr. Shoup
Chet Wilson
Chalmers
Wilson
Midwest
Shoup
Brooks
Weathenen
Senver
Fueture
Paris
Mr. Reed
Man Sought by Sheriff Is Shot and Killed in Wyoming
Sheriff Barber pursued J. W. DeFord, accused of stock theft, to Big Piney Wyoming. DeFord, once in Manville, allegedly killed a Black man before being shot dead by a deputy sheriff Sunday night. Burial will take place in Manville.
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Hovglas
Wyo
Barber
J. W. DeFord
Manville
Big Piney
de Ford
Bennett taps dramatic sense role in actress dinner critique
Arnold Bennett, on an American tour, recounts a tale about a young actress. Two men debate her future, one praising her dramatic sense while the other jokes it shows best in weekly dinners priced at 42 dollars for critics and correspondents.
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Arnold Bennett
Bennett
Progressives of Park County Call for Convention
The Progressive movement in Park County issues a call for a convention at Cody on September 21. The notice invites all seeking to improve political methods, reduce taxation, and expand educational and industrial opportunities to attend. Delegates from townships should send one or more representatives to the armory by 8 o clock. Cool speakers will present facts the citizens should know.
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Cody
Wro
Park County
At & A
Leia
Hark County
Noted labor leader favors Gov Wilson in 1912 election
A New York piece argues that labor leaders favor Woodrow Wilson and his running mate over Roosevelt and Taft, citing Wilson and his associate as free from privileged class ties and personal gain. The commentary contrasts their work history as laborlike and diligent versus the others’ ties to wealth and tariff interests.
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John PD. Crimmins
New York
Republican Party
Roosevelt
Taft
Wilson
Presidential candidates praised for american virtues and governance
The passage extols Governor Wilson and Governor Marshall as ideal candidates for president and vice president. It lauds their fidelity to country, constitutionalism, and popular rule. It anticipates their leadership will reduce unrest and ensure equal laws and protection for all citizens.
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Cory
Jdeas United States
Benewt
Wilson
Marshall
United States
Bragg Epigram Reveals Generals Wit at Dinner
A Ford 4t-Sac man recalls General Edward 9. Bragg famed for epigrams. He joked about a boastful officer who claimed campaigns. Bragg quipped we escaped ambushes with no loss, adding humor to military tales and discipline.
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Edward
Bragg
Cleveland
Brage
Drage
Darwin as girls head him
Miss Elizabeth Marbury, New York dramatic agent, says at the Colony Club that intellectual girls are not dowdy. She notes Bryn Mawr graduates with high marks wear fine frocks and that seniors can be grave yet fond of style, reflecting a belief in survival of the best fitted.
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Elizabeth Marbury
New York
Colony Club
Glrl
Bryn Mawr
Colorado and Southern Railway timetable change announced
Colorado and Southern Railway announces new schedule between Cheyenne and Fort Collins effective September 1. Train No 27 departs Fort Collins at 5 00 p m arrives Cheyenne 6 30 p m. Train No 28 departs Cheyenne 7 20 a m arrives Fort Collins 9 00 a m. No other Wyoming District changes.
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Cheyenne
Fort Collins
Fort Colling
Livestock brands listed for Laramie County Wyoming sale
Sheriff Frank B. Roach notes a mixed stock sale in Laramie County Wyoming with numerous branded horses mares and mules, including bay brown buckskin gray sorrel and Pinto varieties, plus unbranded Indian ponies and burrows, consignments to Percy Hoyt for Calgary Canada.
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Percy Hoyt
Calgary
Canada
Roach Receives Aug 1912 Sheriff Report on Wyme Horses
Officer Frank B. Roach of Laramie County attests to an August 1912 report detailing hip and leg injuries among Wyme horses. The document asserts a fall and subsequent correct accounting of all incidents observed during the month.
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Roach
Sheri
Taremie Compty
Hore
County of
Laramie
Berry & White
Atripper
St. Louis
Mao
Ton Bay
Frank B. Roach
Laramie County
Indians Comebacks Defeat Wellington 30 to 7
The Cheyenne Indians defeated Wellington 30 to 7 at Wellington Colo in front of a Jubilee crowd. In a fourth inning burst they scored 25 runs led by four hits from McCarthy and Gua lefia while Wolfe pitched and fielded errorlessly. Galena and Wolfe finished 1st and 2nd in the 100 yard dash before plans to schedule another game at Pioneer Park.
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Wellington
Colo
Pid Well
Timaph
McCarthy
Gualefia
Wolfe
Indiana
Galena
Bidwell
Indians
Pioneer Park
Success With Dry-Farming in Wyoming Discussed
Professor Be H Watson Wyoming's state dry farming expert notes two years of drought show dry farming works where science guides practice. He cites Utah as example with 12 inch average rainfall and winter moisture storage, deep soils, summer fallow, and careful cultivation as keys to securing crops during drought.
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BE. H. Watson
Wyoming
Utah
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
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L. Moore
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T Ray
Hilliance
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G. H. Fisher
Denver
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Cole
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Kanaas City
A. Shaffer
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Gerow
Eureka
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Gary Horse
Irwin Bros
Des Moines
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