Wyoming State News Highlights Various Local Events
Western Newspaper Union notes numerous Wyoming items from late October to mid November. Highlights include Sheridan sugar factory open house, Fort Russell garrison prospects, Cheyenne poultry show dates, Thermopolis fire incident, Kirby building boom, Goshen Hole homestead rush, and Jackson rifle team placing sixth nationally. Also reported are sugar beet factory openings, state fish plant outputs, and notable deaths and civic news across towns like Cody, Douglas, Wheatland, Thermopolis, and Laramie.
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Union News Service
Sheridan
Wyoming Consia
Mt Sine
Cheyenne
Douglas
Kirby
Wyoming Live Stock Board
Sheridan Woman's Club
Powell Country
D. A. Russell
Wheatland
Popo Agie Light & Power Company
Riverton
Wyoming
Jacksonville
Fla
Gen. Bliss
Fort Russell
United States
Mondell
F. H. Barrow
Thermopolis
Fred Cooper
Story
Joe Baker
Cokeville
Abigail Duniway
A.duniway
State University
Portland
Kemmerer
Walter Williamson
Sam Gallegos
H. Hollis
Gallegos
Kendrick
Denver
Robert A. Morton
Wyoming Federation of Women's Clubs
Greybull
Tongue River Tie and Timber Company
Crimeis
Ed Burke
Humane Bouiery
State Board
Thomas A. Cosgriff
Wyoming Board
State Board of Sheep Commissioners
H. BR. Millard
Obureh Howe
Cirat United States
Territory of
Auburn
Neb
Athens
Odd Fellows Meet in Sheridan Pick Next Grand Lodge Site
Luck was chosen as the next Grand Lodge meeting place for the Independent Order of Odd Fellows of Wyoming as a two day session ended in Sheridan. Delegates toured city sights, visited the Sheridan Sugar Company plant, and attended a banquet. New officers for the next year were installed across the Grand Lodge, Rebekahs, and Encampment, with posts named from towns including Rawlins Basin Green River Sheridan Laramie Rock Springs Cody and Powell.
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Union News Service
Sheridan
Grand Lodge of the
Independent Order of Odd Fellows of Wyoming
Commercial Club
Sheridan Sugar Company
Grand Lodge
Odd Fellows
Odd Fellow
Rebekahs
Masonic Hall
Odd Fellows’ Hall
D. A. Tinkcom
Paul Paulson
Rawlins
Frank T. Brigham
Basin
Thomas Cottle
Green River
D. L. Carr
F. C. Pell
Albert Berner
Laramie
A. O. Heyer
Shoshoni
F. A. Proctor
Cheyenne
C. 8. Warner
Evanston
A. G. Lucier
Guardian
Powell
James McLennan
Herald
Grand Lodge of
Emma Martendale
Thermopolis
Tenna Rich
Mattie Poll
Lucretia Gary
Edna Taffner
Hannah LeMarr
Rock Springs
Piper
Anna Tegner
M. A. Evans
Elk Mountain
W. G. Owen
Buffalo
James R. LeMarr
W. E. Yelton
G. J. Scheneck
Grand
D. T. Tinkcom
Cody
Grand Inside Sentinel
F. L. Belcher
Wheatland
F. T. Brigham
To Gell Hotel Named After Wister
The Virginian hotel in Medicine Bow plus its bar stock faces a mortgage sale on October 21 if $1,733.25 is not paid to Medicine Bow State Bank. Owners August Grimm of Medicine Bow and George W. Plummer of Cheyenne run the property, a landmark in the town once famed in Owen Wister’s novel.
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Gell
Wister
Medicine Bow
Virginian Hotel
Owen Wister
Will Open New Coal Mine Cumberland Wyoming
The Union Pacific Coal Company plans a new mine on the Cumberland seam west cropping, several miles from here across the line in Uinta county. Output will reach 2000 tons daily from an eight foot seam as a response to the local production decline from 6000 to 2000 tons per day.
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Cumberland
Union , Pacific Coal Company
Uinta County
Boy Blinded by Accidental Rifle Bullet Injury
Thermopolis reports a boy named Chan Slane, aged S years, struck in the head by a stray .22 rifle bullet fired by his brother. The bolt pierced the skull, severed the optic nerve, leaving him blind in the left eye. Authorities describe the incident as an accidental shoot.
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Chan Slane
Three murderers reprieved in district court stay
Kemmerer, Matt Griey, convicted of murder, were to be hanged October 24 but Judge John A. Arnold granted a stay until May 2. Dan Parker and T. Obama, sentenced to hang on the same day, also received reprieves.
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Kemmerer
Matt Griey
District Court
John A. Arnold
Dan Parker
T. Obama
Cire
Woman Burned to Death in Clothing Cleaning Blast
Superior district reports Mrs John Peterson 46 died when gasoline used to clean clothes exploded. Mrs John Jeaacson and her baby are in serious condition due to the blaze.
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John Peterson
John Jeaacson
Baby
Oyster Recipes and serving ideas from a vintage kitchen card
A dated collection of oyster preparations explains dipping in egg and cracker crumbs, frying to golden brown, and garnishing with lemon. It lists chicken and oysters with a creamy milk sauce, bacon skewered oysters baked briefly, creamed oysters on toast, and raw oysters with lemon juice or horseradish. The text ends with a motto about varying methods but preserving principles.
What to Have for Dinner Old Time Dinner Ideas
A dated culinary list suggests banana soup Parisian peas cheese balle and chicken southern style as dinner ideas. Each recipe outlines basic ingredients and steps such as mashing bananas with milk and lemon, peas with butter eggs and parsley, cheese balls with olives and radishes, and baked chicken with cream and tomato sauce.
Troops to Cross U S Carranza Men Given Permi
United States grants permission for 5 000 Carranza troops to move through U S territory from Laredo to Arizona and back into Mexico to avoid fighting near Agua Prieta. Carranza officials in Mexico City study Henry Lane Wilson’s role in the Huerta plot and the Suarez and Madero deaths. Washington notes possible diplomatic steps as Villa concerns surface. In El Paso, Copper strike talks end with an offer to reopen discussions if conditions normalize. New York sees a record 50 000 women marching up Fifth Avenue for suffrage.
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Union News Service
Laredo
Tex
Carranza
Ariz
Mexico
United States
Agua Prieta
Arizona
Mexico City
Henry Lane Wilson
Suarez
Madero
Huerta
Wilson
Washington
Dusco Arredondo
State Department
Juarez
Villa
Felix Diaz
Zapata
New York
Fifth Avenue
Washington Square
Fifty-ninth Street
British Link German Cruiser and Allied Bombardment
British announce sinking a German cruiser near Libau by a submarine while Allied fleet bombards fortages killing civilians and soldiers. Russians land troops northeast of Riga behind von Buelow's lines as Bulgarians reach Uskup. Austro Germans push north crossing the Danube near Orzove in the unresolved war.
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London
Courland
Riga
von Buelow
Libau
Pring Adalbert
Petrograd
Dedenghateh
Athens
Uskup
Saloniki-Nioh
Berbe
Danube
Orzove
Clock Confusion Sparks Dinner Delay
A householder returns home to find dinner untouched and declares the clock two hours slow. His wife claims she set it after visiting Mrs. Smith next door who showed her a gown, shared a jam recipe, and spoke of Mr. Brown’s flirtations before she hurried home to set the clock.
Bravery Narrated as Class Discusses Heroic Deeds
A teacher asks for a deed of daring from the class. Raymond volunteers noting that the first baseman of our team struck the big boothlack on the corner, a bold wallop to the jaw, illustrating courage taken from everyday life.
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Raymond
Political Pay Across the Board Debate
In a concise exchange between His Worth and Taxpayer the discussion centers on whether the pay of the average officeholder is small. Taxpayer counters that while base pay seems modest it adds up with all responsibilities and workload.
FEED CHILDREN ON Properly Selected Food Dividends
A letter from a Battle Creek Postum Co reader praises changes in child health after shifting to Grape-Nuts and Postum, with fruit and eggs at meals. The family reports sturdier children and a teething baby recovering after Grape-Nuts with milk.
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Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
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Alige
Shakespeare
Aleberg
Worth
Henry L. Wilson
Huerta Plot
U.S
SION
el Paso
Shannon
Detroit
Clifton
Morenci
Metcalf
Western Federation of Minera
Colorado
W. H Dawson
Genon
Ats
Cones City
Solo
Dean
Casa
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