Wyoming State News Incomplete Events And Disasters
Wyoming state items list upcoming events at the State Dental Association and Sheridan shows, plus annual tournaments in Casper. Other items note fires, accidents, civic projects, and local deaths. The jumble includes steam and sugar plant news, court and political notes, and requests for new post offices.
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State Dental Association
Sheridan
Casper Rod and Gun Club
Casper
Cheyenne
Laramie County
Urns
Park County
Douglas
Wyoming Crop Report Shows June Production And Prices
The June Wyoming crop report from the U S Department of Agriculture via the Weather Bureau lists forecasts for winter wheat at 1 46 million bushels and spring wheat at 20 thousand bushels, with oats at 8 72 million and barley at 0 75 thousand. Hay and pasture are near 90 and 93 percent of eight and ten year averages. State and US price comparisons are given for wheat corn oats potatoes hay and eggs with year over year changes.
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Union News Service
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Bureau of Crop Estimates
Te Weather Bureau
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Washington
United States
Supreme Court Drops White Death Penalty Appeal
Wyoming Attorney General reports United States Supreme Court dismissed the case of Orange Wilson White, a Black inmate on death row in Rawlins for a 1913 Casper killing. The error involved a misdated year 19013 in the stenography. Execution date to be set by Wyoming Supreme Court.
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Cheyenne
Preston
Washington
United States Supreme Court
Orange Wilson White
Rawlins
Coffee
Casper
White
Wyoming Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Suit Filed for 27588 From Fort Laramee Estate
Alice Fleet McNair and William Fleet sue the estate of Richard Whalen in Cheyenne District Court for 27588 alleging he defrauded them of Helen Lawler’s estate by false pretenses. The claim cites 24400 in property value and 1188 in interest.
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Cheyenne
Richard Whalen
Fort Laramie
Alice Fleet McNair
William Fleet
Helen Lawler
Sheriff Slayer Is Sentenced to Death in Colorado
Clyde B. Pearson was found guilty by a Fort Collins jury of first degree murder in the slaying of Cheyenne Sheriff Frank Roach and rancher Nels Neilson of Granite Canyon on May 1. The jury recommended death by hanging.
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Cheyenne
Clyde B. Pearson
Fort Collins
Colo
Frank Roach
Nels Neilson
Granite
Cafi
Tablet Unveiled at University of Wyoming Museum
A bronze memorial tablet for the late Prof. W. H. Reed was unveiled at the University of Wyoming Museum. Dr. Duniway, the university president, led a ceremony with faculty, students and others in attendance.
Sorghum to Be Planted at Experiment Farm for Fodder
Twenty acres of sorghum will be planted at the experiment farm this year to be used as fodder for the horses. Nothing else will be planted this season. The land now being plowed will be left to fallow.
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Experiment Farm
Rheridan
Old Oll Locations Cloud Van Tassell Lands
Settlers seeking loans on lands near Van Tassell report old oll locations dated around 1002 appear on land abstracts. The issue blocks clear title as settlers work to secure rightful ownership and financing.
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van Tassell
Western mining and oil news from the West
Development work accelerates at old Troy mine and copper ore is found in Tombstone’s old workings. Times mine at Oatman reports gold ore $25.50 per ton. Tungsten ore seen at Pinto crest near Globe and 72 percent tungsten ore found on Tip Top group’s Tip claim. Barbarossa gold claims at Troy acquired by Pinal Development Company with new compressor planned. Yavapai county mills and mines operating at capacity as base metals and bullion output rises.
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Old Troy
Tombstone
Martin
Times
Oatman
Pinto Cresk
Globe
Barbarossa
Troy
Pinal Development Company
Yavapai County
Tip Top
Phoenix
Mining Output and Ore Flows Across Colorado Districts 1916
Leadville output is estimated at 18 million dollars for 1916 by mining experts. Silverton lessees on Silver Lake increase camp shipments. Copper ore from Rice to Leadville and Durango smelters falls to three percent value. Holden and associates lease the Bertha on Breece Hill near President mine. Rich ore bodies found. miner shortage slows Rice district development as Tonopah Belmont to take Emma mine at Denton. Dunkin lease on Nigger Hill ships three car loads to Breckenridge Chamberlain sampler. Rilla Gold Mining advances with two drills near North Star mountain by Blue River headwaters. Gold King mill at Goldstone ready sixty carload concentrate when Silverton Goldstone railway opens. heavy snows close road in January. In Carbonate Hill Leadville Empire Zinc and Western Mining unite. Wolstone pumps discharge 2,100 gallons a minute. Wellington Mines in Breckenridge district keeps seven ore teams hauling concentrates to depot. mine ships 1,200 to 1,400 tons monthly and sells iron tailings.
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Charles Holden
Leadville
Breece Hill
President
Rice District
Tonopah-Belmont Company
Emma
Denton
Dunkin
Nigger Hill
Breckenridge
Chamberlain Ore Company
Wellington Mines Company
Tne
Ite
Name change and oil boom notes in New Mexico regions
The Embudo Tungsten Mining Company notifies a change of name to Picurla Tungsten Mining Company with headquarters at Vallecitoa. In Sandoval county near Cuba an oil boom is reported with eighty four leases recorded in the county clerk’s office. In Silver City the Austin Copper Company buys 280 acres of Burro mountains mining property. Drilling begins in the Meadows oil field in San Juan county with hopes of 200 feet daily, M. C. Gooch interests plan a 3000 foot first hole and a second if needed.
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Embudo Tungsten Mining Company
State Corporation Commission
Picurla- Tungsten Mining Company
Vallecitoa
Sandoval
Cuba
Bernalillo
Silver City
Austin Copper Company
Burro Mountains
Austin
Meadows
San Juan County
M. C. Gooch
Muffin and Quick Breads from a Historic Kitchen
A dated cooking note lists practical muffin and quick bread recipes. It offers Nut Muffins Graham Muffins Fruit Gems and Breakfast Muffins plus Hominy Pone and Popovers with stepwise quantities and ovens. The guidance emphasizes using cooked cereals to improve muffins and details mixing beating baking times and temperatures.
Hypocrisy Falters Against Thin Disguises
The quote laments the failure to be one thing while appearing another. Hypocrisy is called the saddest fallacy, with pretenders' disguises deemed too thin for even the simplest to see through.
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H. F. Cope
Various Sauces for Fish and Meat Dishes
A collection of sauce recipes including cucumber sauces, Tomato Sauce, Universal Tomato Sauce, Orange Sauce, and Mustard Sauce. Instructions detail ingredients such as cucumber, butter, vinegar, lemon juice, cornstarch, paprika, thyme, and mustard, with methods to finish sauces for use with fish game or mutton.
Psychology of Food Ad Discusses Welsh Rabbit Bias
A brief, humorous exchange questions male chefs and female cooks and notes a laundress’s happiness with Red Cross Tag Blue detergent making white clothes look clear. The ad ends with a motif about good grocers and consumer appeal.
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Mr. Growcher
Red Cross
Adv
New Cause of Delay at Theater Entrance
A humorous exchange unfolds as a husband urges his wife to hurry for the theater. He laments the delay while she explains she is putting on her spats, claiming her hat has already been on for a long time.
Freckles vanish with double strength remedy
A vintage beauty ad touts ethine double strength for removing freckles. It promises rapid fading of dark spots with nightly applications and claims most users need only one ounce for a clear complexion. The product is sold with a guarantee and a back-of-label warning.
A Good Campaigner and the National Preparedness Story
A Washington Star anecdote describes Representative Gardner as a fervent preparedness campaigner. A beggar approached a group of congressmen and, after being directed to Gardner, spoke with him. They talked, then exchanged a coin, and the tramp claimed he contributed a quarter to Gardner's national preparedness drive.
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Gardner
Tramp
Washington Star
Feminine Limitations in Politics Cited
A satirical exchange questions women’s political prospects. One character cites an imagined woman’s restraint, noting the public’s eagerness to hear her speak, to argue that women face insurmountable barriers in political life.
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Hughes
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Lovell
Pine Bluffs
Kemmerer
Greybull
Wheatland
Laramie
Kendrick
Burns
Carbon Timber Company
Big Creek
Fort Steele
J. F. Patterson
Pinedale
California
Great Western Sugar Company
Cynthia Margareidge
Sugar Company
Burlington Railroad
Orin
Wendover
F. A. May
Cokevilles
G. W. Knowles
Lamar
Mason Memorial
Iron Springs
Baggs and
Craig
Company K
Wyoming National Guard
Colorado
Pueblo
Charles Knelfer
Arminto
Eugene Hamblin
Lyman
Masonic Temple
John EB. Osborne
National Democratic Committee
John B. Kendrick
St. Louis
Guernsey
Tunnel No. 1
P. W. Ratcliff
C. W. Robinson
Dayton
Dietz Mine No. 6
Post Office Department
Nine Mile Country
Johnson County
Glandale
Wyoming Crop Report
S. Department of Agriculture
Sheriff's Slayer
Mining and Oil News
New York
Boulder
Arizona
Courtland
Silverton
Silver Lake
Durango
New Mexico
Gil Lewes
Nfm
Ya &Co
San Lane
Faibet
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