War News Digest From The Front And Home Front
Western Montenegro captured by Austria. French sub sinks Austrian cruiser. many ships sunk. Monte negrin recruits drowned. Russian and French action in Black and Adriatic seas. Armistice talk and conscription debate in Britain. Mexico and U S war impacts noted. Broad reports on broadcasts, politics, and industry.
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Cettinje
Montenegro
Adriatic Sea
Black Sea
Leyland
Huronian
Austria
Clan MacFarland
Mediterranean
Saloniki
Germany
Great Britain
Benjamin Argumedo
Oaxaca
Escalon
Chihuahua
Wyoming News Highlights From State Events 1915
Western Newspaper Union reports on Poultry and Pet Stock Show in Laramie, new Douglas buildings valued at 250000 dollars, Lovell sugar factory start, and Sheridan mayor bans gambling devices. Other items note Cheyenne raid arrests, fires and losses, bank health, a missing Douglas doctor found in Los Angeles, and multiple local incidents across Wyoming with post offices, crimes, taxes, and deaths. Included are land sales near Torrington, a dude ranch plan at Buffalo Bill’s home, and various indictments, court actions, and notable deaths.
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Western Newspaper Union News Service
Laramie
Douglas
Lovell
Church of Sheridan
Cheyenne
Gillette
Valley View
Torrington
Buffalo Bill
Cody
Wyoming
Newlin
Mortimer Jesurum
Los Angeles
Charles Danielson
Newcastle
Edgemont
Fayette Land and Cattle Company
Pinedale
T. Sukemori
Sublet
Rose Cantona
Green River
May Johnson
Tom Mizar
Thermopolis
Tropico
Cal
Bert Richardson
Edwards Pardoned After Three Years In Wyoming Case
George Edwards of Casper has been pardoned by Governor John B. Kendrick after serving three years of a twenty year term for the murder of Fred Ott a rancher southwest of Casper. Ott died after Edwards fired while Ott and his wife were involved with a divorce scandal. The same day Edwards killed Roy Landers who was being taken to jail for horse stealing. Edwards claimed Landers had induced his wife to elope. Landers was shot as the party passed. The pardon recalls one of the state's sensational murder cases.
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Union News Service
Cheyenne
George Edwards
Casper
John B. Kendrick
Rawlins
Fred Ott
Shirley Basin
Edwards
Ott
Natrona County
Roy Landers
Landers
Minatare
Neb
Nearly Three Million Sheep Dipped in 1915 Report
Cheyenne reports 2,966,465 head of sheep and ducks dipped in 1915 under the state board of sheep commissioners. The 1915 season is described as bumper for prices and rare disease, with an 89.12 percent increase in sheep over the prior year. Board expenses totaled $10,975.72, leaving a balance of $13,909.66 from a $24,885.38 two year appropriation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
State Board of Sheep Commissioners
H. R. Millard
John B. Kendrick
Blackleg Found Throughout State in Wyoming
State Veterinarian French issued Bulletin No. 3 detailing the infectious cattle disease blackleg. Nearly a hundred inquiries in a year show widespread county reach. Young animals are most at risk while three-year immunity is common. vaccination is the described treatment. The U.S. government provides free black leg vaccine to stock owners who report results to authorities.
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Cheyenne
United States
Wyoming Wild Game Hunting Reaches New Highs
Cheyenne Wyoming 1015 saw its largest and most successful wild game season in years with thriving old classes and remarkable propagation. The annual report by State Game Warden Nate P Wilson of Lander filed with Governor Kendrick notes non resident hunters spent not less than 9600 000 in Wyoming.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
Nate P. Wilson
Lander
Kendrick
Woman Shot by Husband Dies in Rock Springs
Rock Springs report states Mrs. Robert Ander on died from a gunshot wound to the head inflicted by her husband on January. Anderson then killed himself, ending the case with the fatal injuries confirmed as the cause of death.
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Rock Springs
Robert Anderon
Anderson
Glass of Hot Water Before Breakfast a Splendid Habit
A health note urges drinking a glass of hot water with a teaspoon of limestone phosphate before breakfast to flush the stomach liver kidneys and bowels. It claims this cleanses sour fermentations and toxins, improves appetite and cheeks, and costs little. a quarter pound suffices to help biliousness constipation stomach trouble or rheumatism.
Why Hoses Point East and The Right-Hand Habit
The passage notes a curiosity about deformation in people and suggests most noses tilt right due to habitual use of a handkerchief with the right hand since childhood. It argues repeated rightward tweaks shape the nose away from a straight alignment.
California Syrup of Figs Ad for Children
This old advertisement targets worried mothers describing feverish children and sluggish digestion. It promotes California Syrup of Figs as a harmless laxative that cleanses the stomach, liver, and bowels, claiming quick relief and a well child, with a 50 cent bottle available at stores.
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California
Ady
Radical Departure at the Store
A shop owner declares a policy that if a customer knows what they want, the seller should provide it. He notes a star salesman may upsell, but he believes delivering the customer's exact request can be equally profitable.
Heavy Reading Heavy Postence Directory Weighs Heavy Books
The Yonkers Statesman notes the present year’s London directory weighs nearly fifteen pounds. Bevsonhurst-Hven reports few letters can lighten heavy volumes while issuing a wry remark on the burden of large reference works.
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Platbush
Postence Directory of
London
Bevsonhurst
Hven
Yonkers Statesman
Too Small, Farmer's Wife What do you think of agge
Paying Guest Too small for their age.
Not a Closed Incident and a Patience Pairing
A fragmentary line pairing the phrases Not a Closed Incident with Patience and noting Patrice as part of an incident. It hints at ongoing or unsettled themes of beauty and surface depth in a clipped, disjointed style. The passage implies an unresolved, cyclical dynamic rather than a definite event.
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Western Newapower Union News Service
Corfu
Juarez
Bank of
Clayton
Ala
Mexico
Vera Cruz
Richard Scannell
Omaha
St. John's Collegiate Church
Santa Ié
N. M
Margaret Waddell
A. R. Manby
Taos
Harold J. Cummings
Fred ©. Selby
Bots of
Fort Steele
Wyo
Union Pacific
Los Angeles Limited
Washington
Hayden
Arizona
Clarke
Philippines
McAdoo
Gore
Fall
Panama Canal
Secretary of the Treasury
Congress
Colorado
Durango
Fort Morgan
la Junta
Basin
Landoy
Carranza
Eliseo Arredondo
Juares
Paris
Duke of Connaught
Canada
Lille
von Papen
America
Bert Kramer
Villista
Guerrero
New York
Norway
France
Friends’ Meeting House
Klingenberg
General Electric Company
Ford Peace Expedition
Permanent Peace Board
Europe
William Jennings Bryan
Henry Ford
Misa Jane Addams
Charles F. Abed
Joseph Fels
Philadelphia
Berlin
Sporting News
Denver
Frankie Murphy
Grover Hayes
National Athletic Club
Jess Willard
Frank Moran
District
John F. Coffey
Lorean V. Coffey
James C. McGill
Indianapolis
McGill
Mrs C
Ada Behan
Margaret Wilson
Jefferson Hospital
Col
Joseph Hadduxs Dorst
United States Army
Bether J, Archer
Warrenton
American Smelting & Refining Company
el Paso
Tex
Chihuahua City
Cusihuirlachic
Villa Bandity
Victoriano Huerta
Concordia Cemetery
Carlou
Floyd Payser
Marjorie Mill
San Francisco
Heales
G. W. Vans
Irene White
Hin, Wolf
Wyoming State News
Qgonverse County
Frank L. Houx
Gaylord
Riverton
District Court
Wyoming Central Canal
Nina A. LaPorts
Zoe Marks
L. J. Duhig
Estelle Clancy
Sheridan
George H. O'Harra
Evanston
Lester M. Pratt
Frontier
Arapahoe
Mill Creek
August Mud Crow
Laramie County
State Board of Equalization
Robert B. Forsyth
Frank Stanford
Thomas Tait
James Roy
Fred Chria Jensen
Pumpkin Butte
Yellowstone Park
Reuben H. Shafford
Minneapolis
State
Patience
Patrice
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