Bryan to Wyoming for Prohibition Campaign Tour
William Jennings Bryan will campaign Wyoming for a week after the legislative session to push prohibition. Secretary F. L. Crabbe of the Anti Saloon League announced the plan after receiving a letter from a former secretary of state requesting his services. The two previously toured Ohio for prohibition, and Bryan said he would gladly repeat the effort in Wyoming as part of his new four year push to have prohibition become a Democratic plank.
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William Jennings Bryan
Wyoming
F. L. Crabbe
Anti-Saloon League
Crabbe
Ohio
Prohibition
Bryan
Wyom
Democratic Party
Rawlins Man for Vice President of the U S
The Princeton Leader endorses Ollie M. James of Kentucky for president and John E. Osborne of Wyoming for vice president in the 1920 campaign. James is described as the state’s favorite for the presidency with broad national support, Osborne as a Wyoming figure recently connected to western Kentucky.
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Wyoming
Princeton
Kentucky
Ollie James
John E. Osborne
Louisville
Evening Times
Will 5
Kallenbacher
Ollie M. James
John KE. Osborne
James
First
Governor Osborne
State Department
Sheridan
Cyclone devastates Vireton area in Oklahoma
A cyclone yesterday wrecked the Vireton schoolhouse thirteen miles northeast of McAlester. Fifteen children were killed, two probably fatally hurt and four seriously injured. The Baptist Indian mission, four farmhouses, and the school are in ruins, with several additional homes lifted from foundations along a six mile path.
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McAlester
Olla
Vireton
Bulding
Peace, War and Prices Shake Wheat Market
Wheat prices rose sharply after entente reply to central powers peace offer. May wheat opened at 1.76, up nearly five cents from Saturday's close, July wheat climbed to 1.46, with prior close around 1.41. Market action reflected wartime uncertainty and negotiations.
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Chicago
Paper Trust Prosecution to Be Pushed by Gregory
Attorney General Gregory holds the federal trade commission inquiry into the newsprint paper industry and plans civil and criminal action if a paper trust is found. He notes a serious condition in the trade and urges immediate legal remedy. President Wilson is reportedly interested. the commission plans to report to Congress soon.
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Washington
Gregory
Federal Trade Commission
The
Trade Commission
Wilson
Congress
Pershing Must Get Out Urges Mexican Assembly
Felix Palavacini, former secretary of public instruction and speaker for General Carranza, told the Constitutional assembly that the international situation is grave. He said Carranza refused to resume talks with U S representatives and American troops were withdrawn unconditionally. He urged the assembly to rush the constitution and proclaim the rights of the people while Carranza and the Constitutional forces fight a dangerous enemy to save national honor and integrity.
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Queretaro
Mexico
Felix Palavacini
Secretary of Public Instruction
Carranza
Constitutional Assembly
United States
Beaver Creek News Stretches Threshing and Illness Update
Bert Rose has been putting up ice while Wilbur Toothaker visited town Saturday. Threshing resumed on the Anderson place last Monday. Jobo Carnal spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Fin gerle. C. W. Clough helped thresh at Nels Anderson's ranch Thursday. Dr. Condon Steve Harral and Margie Johnson were on Beaver Creek last Sunday. Locals report la grippe cases rising over the past week. W. N. Toothaker and Ralph H. Platt returned Saturday from Omaha with cattle shipment. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Kollman left Thursday for Rawlins for dental work. Mrs. Marie Platt and son Karl left the W. R. Hunter ranch where they had been living, visiting friends in town.
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W.N. Toothaker
Ralph H. Platt
Omaha
J. R. Kollman
Rawlins
Marie Platt
Karl
W. R. Hunter
Weather forecast for Rocky Mountain week ending Dec 31
The forecast calls for generally fair weather across the Rocky Mountain and Plateau Regions with frequent local snows likely in the northern Rocky Mountains. Temperatures will run near seasonal normals as forecaster Kk. H Bowie issues the outlook.
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Rocky Mountain
Plateau
Worland Man Tops Denver Market With Feeding Ewes Breakout
C A Worland of Worland Wyoming tied the Denver market high with feeding ewes selling at 7.25, the top price ever on the Denver market. He notes Worland area has grown as a sheep feeding region, with significant feed in recent years and a sugar factory planned for Worland next summer, signaling rapid local development.
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C. A. Worland
W. N. W. Livestock Company
Worland
Wyoming
Denver
Abnormal Anatomy Shocks City Hospital Doctors
In St Louis on January 5 physicians at the city hospital examined William King, 35, described as left handed inside and out. Surgeons reported his heart on the right, liver on the left, appendix and spleen reversed, stomach inverted, a rare internal arrangement. King recently came from Wisconsin seeking work and died shortly after hospital treatment for typhoid fever.
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St. Louis
City Hospital
William King
King
Wisconsin
Itas
Fairchild Ladies Quartet to Perform at City Hall
The Fairchild Ladies Quartet features Bessie Fairchild pianist Mildred Mereness cellist soprano Dorothy Fairchild violinist contralto and Lela Pairchild reader violinist contralto and pianologist. They will present instrumental and vocal quartets piano violin cello solos readings pianologues and duets in a Lyceum show at the city hall Saturday night January 20 as part of the regular Lyceum course.
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Bessie Fairchild
Mildred Mereness
Dorothy Fairchild
Lela Pairchild
Lyceum
Dies
Lyceu
Redpath
Piv Vive Versi
Fairefild Ladies’ Quartet
Dorothy Pairchild
Herbert Butler
American Conservatory
Chicago
Doyla Spring Convert Company
Lela Fairchild
University of Whaconsin
Magnus Schuta
Sherwood Beboo
Chiewge
Escampiment
Casteel to Leave Valley for Denver After Sale of Ranch Interests
Ira Casteel, once part of the area’s large cattle operation, will move to Denver after selling his stake in the Big Creek ranches to Harry Hunter. He has been elected vice president of the Denver Stockyards Bank and plans to finish his current legislative session before relocating. The community of Plante valley regrets his departure but wishes him success.
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Ira Casteel
Conmuuny
Courtry
Denver
Big Creek
Harry Hunter
Will No
Denver Stockyards
Plante Valley
Mr. Casteel
Casteel
Cure for infantile paralysis announced by Dr. Nazum
In Chicago at Cool County Hospital Dr. John W. Nazum, resident pathologist, announces a cure for infantile paralysis. The news follows a $325,000 reward offer from R. T. Crane Jr. last August. Nazum continues serum work and new discoveries.
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Chicago
Cool County Hospital
John W. Nuzum
R. T. Crane, Jr
Dr. Nazum
Pew
Typhoid Spreads Through Three Camps in Diamondville Area
Typhoid cases rise sharply in Diamondville Glencoe and Oakley since last Tuesday with about 40 to 80 reported by yesterday noon. New infections continue at five to six daily while hospital capacity is exceeded. Health officer Dr W A Hocker orders all dogs in Glencoe Oakley and Diamondville killed after ER R Van Cott plea, to curb spread suspected to come from dogs in the camps.
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Kemmerer
Wvyo
Diamondville
Glencoe
Oakley
Diamondvile
W. A. Hocker
R van Cott
Dr. van Cott
Denver school honors contributor with gift for education
A local donor named Vener 2 Reed from Denver presented a check for Boate PPateret Note of Amnericin as a Christmas gift. The contribution recognizes efforts to fund higher education for the children of the alliance minor Loader and follows months of educational support by the organization.
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Vener
Reed
Denver
Haw
Boate
Tos Bey
The
Onion
Woion
Ite
Allion
U.S. Department of Agriculture Bulletin Request List
The U S Department of Agriculture maintains a catalog of bulletins available by mail. The notice outlines how to request printed bulletins and related agricultural guidance from the department for research and farm operation support.
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U. S, Department of Agriculture
Rush at land office as fees hit record day
A crowd of about 250 packed the U S land office yesterday in a rush for 640 acre homesteads. The office took in twelve to thirteen hundred dollars, the largest single day intake in its history, according to Register Will Reid. He urged potential filers to bring the exact funds today.
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Vrent
U. S. Land Office
Will Reid
Reid
Land Office Flooded As New 640 Acre Homestead Rush Starts
Washington Jan 6 A rush to file under the 640 acre homestead law overloads land office and commissions offices. Many wait a day or two for service as hundreds rush to claim land. Locals and outsiders file in the foothill and Miatte valley areas seeking fertile parcels and to avoid being left out.
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Lamestead
Miatte Valley
Washington
Buffalo Bill Wos-Dever. Jans.- Submerged in final hours
The famed plainsman Buffalo Bill Cody faced a terminal decline as he prepared for death. Warnings from physicians indicated he would not recover, with reports suggesting only hours remained as his condition worsened and he disposed of his possessions. Col. Willem F. Godt and others await outcomes.
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Dever. Jans
Willem F. Godt
Iss
Old Plainsmuat
Col
Cody
Poem about calf sales and street advertising
A rustic verse by Walt Mason describes a town calf for sale and the drift of prices from eight dollars to fifty cents. Vendors toil along the street hawking calf after calf while customers pass, until the idea of printing small ads promises more noise than many horn carrying boys.
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Walt Mason
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Pershing
Beaver Creek News
Bert Rose
Wilbur Toothaker
Anderson Place
Jobo Carnal
Mrs. Fingerle
C. W. Clough
Nels Anderson
Thresh
Dr. Condon
Steve Harral
Margie Johnson
Beaver Creek
Kk. H Bowie
Colo
Record- Stockman
Fairchild Ladies’ Quartet
Rush
Land Office
Buffalo Bill Wos
Anu Wa
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