Sheridan Banks Gain In Deposits For September 1916
Sheridan banks show a combined gain of 667702.71 for September 1916 versus September 1915. Total deposits reached 3932907.60, up from 2665174.00, with individual deposits subject to check rising to 1785712.80 from 1191581.28. Bank of Commerce led gains with 229050.20. Citizens State Bank up 296588.94, marking the largest percentage increase. Sheridan National, First National, Sheridan Banking Company, and Sheridan County Savings also posted notable gains.
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Shraridan
Sheridan Banke
Sheridan
Sheridan Banka
Bank of Commerce
Depesita
Citizens State Bank
Dan National Bank
Natonal Bank
Sheridan Banking Company
Sheridan County Savings Bank
State Bankers Give Opinions at Wyoming Meeting
Lander host to Wyoming State Bankers Association annual gathering with tours of the reservation and a luncheon by the Lander Commercial Club. Elected officers include George W. Perry president and C Langworthy vice president with debates on state banking law reform and bond rates. The association opposes branch banks under the national act and pushes for bond depository rate relief and a public funds guarantee plan.
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Lander
Wyoming State Bankers’ Association
Lander Commercial Club
Fremont Hotel
George W. Perry
Sheridan
8. C. Langworthy
Duffalo
Harry TB. Henderson
Cherenns
Fr. N. Noble
Wyoming Bankers’ Association
Association
Board of Public Deposit
National Bank Act
Wyoming
Ranchers complain over dead stock disposal
Ranchers in various parts of the state accuse neighbors of improper disposal of dead stock on the land. Dr French says the state veterinary office cannot act and advises filing complaints with county prosecuting attorneys.
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French
Child Builds Fire Incites Fatal Ranch House Blaze
A seven room house on C. F. Reita's ranch twelve miles west of Wheatland burned after a four year old boy built a fire in the kitchen while his parents worked nearby. Wind fanned the flames and the home was destroyed with about $5,000 in losses, half insured. The family is now living on a neighboring ranch recently purchased by Mr Reitz.
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Wheatland
C. F. Reita
Laramie
Large Enrollment at State University
LARAMIE September 23 Most gratifying to the officers of the state university is the enrollment in the newly installed pre medical and pre legal courses offered this year for the first time. The University band, now with nearly thirty members, is expanding rapidly and will soon grow further. Prof Wilbur Ritchebeck has resumed leadership, replacing Karl M Steik. The band greatly enhances student morale and is essential at football and basketball events with annual concerts keenly anticipated.
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Laramie
The
State University
Wilbur Ritehbeck
Karl ‘Nl. Steik
Rich vein of gold found near Laramie
Laramie Sept 23 Charles Blair of the White House received a telephone call from four friends miles away saying he had struck a rich gold ore vein he had sought for years. He described the ore as unusually high in quality and said more would be heard soon.
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Laramie
Charles Blair
White House
Seven Persons Injured In Kemmerer Car Crash
Sept 23 Kemmerer Ralph Gunter signal maintainer from Granger arrives badly hurt after a cens motor car collision that also injures seven other riders leaving Lardoub Ditch A with casualties and damage.
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Kemmerer
Ralph Gunter
Granger
Cens
Ubediteh
Rail repair crew crash near Granger injures workers
An accident occurred as section men including five Japanese rushed to fix a broken rail west of Granger. At about fifteen mph a worker dropped an angle bar in front of a car causing it to overturn into a ditch. Mr. Gunter and an Austrian were dragged some distance.
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Granger
Gunter
McMaw of threshing severely injured
Wheatland Sept 23 Lester Short a threshing crew member near Fulton Goshen county was severely injured Saturday afternoon when his right leg was caught in the drive belt of the separator. The bones were fractured and splinters protruded through torn flesh. He was taken to a local hospital for treatment.
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Wheatland
Lester Short
Fulton
Goshen County
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Henderson
SEC
Hirsh-Wickwire Company and
Schloss Brothers Fine Clothes
Geo. W. Dabier
Child
Lardoub
Parsons
Douglas
Fair Ground
Cheyenne
Colorado
McMawr
Chew
J. A. Kirkpatrick Insurance
Heal Karate
Carey Ave
A. R. Wittke, M. D
Cheyenne, Wyo
Tamm
Cheyenne Steam Laundry
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