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Newspaper

Greybull Tribune

Location

Greybull, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1923

Page

3

Local notes on Burling ton visits and business moves

Mrs R G Nelson of Burlington visited friends in town this week. F J McCreedy moved his auto repair shop from opposite the Mead rooms to the gypsum building on First Ave North, former Greybull Auto Co. Billy Rich, new drummer and xylophone with the Elks orchestra, returned Tuesday from Powell and may move to Greybull permanently.

R. G. Nelson Burlington F. J. McCreedy Mead Rooms Gyp First Ave Greybull Auto Company Billy Rich Elks’ Orchestra Powell Rich Greybull

Record Cow Jessie Maide Ruth Sets York April Milking Mark

Jessie Maide Ruth, a pure bred Holstein owned by H. E. Robertson of York Pennsylvania, set an April month record for the York Valley Cow Testing association. In 80 days she yielded 3,210 pounds of milk and 88.5 pounds of butterfat.

Jessie Maide Ruth H. E. Robertson York York Valley

Mrs Hill and Daughter Leave for Denver

Mrs. Sarah Hill and her daughter Mrs. Nightingale depart Tuesday to live with Mrs. Nightingale in Denver. Mrs. Ernest Everly of Casper, en route to Great Falls Montana, visited Wednesday and Thursday in Greybull.

Sarah Hill Mrs. Nightingale Denver Ernest Everly Casper Great Falls, Mont Greybull

Floods wash out road to Jones ranch and wash repairs

Heavy rains damaged the road to the Jones ranch with a washed out bridge and an overflowed irrigation ditch on Red Hill. A cloud burst caused the flooding, but the affected strip of road has now been repaired.

Jones Ranch Jones Place Red Hill

Trains Delayed by Washouts in Thermopolis Region

Trains on the Grey Bull division were delayed Tuesday by washouts caused by exceptionally heavy rain in the Thermopolis area. J S Hagan of Yellowstone Motor reports ongoing rain and a detour at Kirby due to a highway washout.

Greybull Thermopolis J. S. Hagan Yellowstone Motor Company Kirby

Basin road collision injures three women and a car

Mrs. R. L. Turnbull lost control on Basin road Tuesday, hitting loose gravel opposite the poor farm and smashing the right front wheel. In the car were Mrs. Charles Whitman and Mrs. Joe Zednick. Ed. Smart assisted by taking the women to town. the Ford sedan was to Basin for repairs.

R. L. Turnbull Basin Road Turnbull Charles Whitman Joe Zednick Ed. Smart Basin

Deaver Items and Local Happenings Summary

Local notes from Deaver Wyoming report visits by Legion official W J Wehrle and oilman C P Palmer in Casper, along with social calls by R W Beyl and Tarvin A Hoops in Powell. Other items mention Mrs. Robert Scott’s Denver return, P C Vilander of Powell Reclamation Service in Denver, and various regional travel by residents on Ford cars and Nash. A Denver-bound Mexican beet worker train is noted.

American Legion W. J. Wehrle Casper Cody H. G. Lindon C. P. Palmer Denver R. W. Beyl Powell Tarvin Robert Scott Nebraska P. C. Vilander Powell Reclamation Service Force C. F. Tidball Clayton Grace Louise Betty BE. J. Parker P. BE. Pendleton L. F. Pathe Phillip W. F. Kemp

Outdoor men embrace knickers in modern golf era

The article notes a surge in knicker wear as golf drives fashion across social groups from college students to business men. It highlights the four-piece suit concept with an extra knicker, and favors lighter fabrics for summer while tweeds suit dressier outfits.

Old Joke About a Swede at Court

A classic quip recounts a Swede answering a judge’s question about marriage. He says he married a woman, prompting the judge to ask whom. The Swede explains he married a woman, and the judge calls him a fool, noting someone could not marry a woman. The Swede adds his sister married a man.

Pullman Porter's Dark Night Hen House Tale

A Pullman porter recalls a rough experience while joking about a country trip for a Sunday chicken. He says he once married a widow for her money, a line delivered with humor that hints at hardship and irony from railway life.

For Sale: Household Items Including Ice Box and Washer

Sale listing lists one ice box one electric washer two library tables one small wicker table two dressers one kitchen cabinet two rockers one small coal range and one bed in complete condition with contact phone 178 R.

Zorn Ranch Visit At Beach Town Guests Weekend

Mr and Mrs Geo Zorn and Miss Mabel Thompson traveled to the Zorn ranch on the Beach Sunday afternoon. A W Breese and family welcome a week long visit from Mr Breese's cousin Mr Baker of Lincoln Nebraska.

Josephine Draper F. Mallon Bobby Ben Allen Ranch Beaver Creek Mrs. Allen Mrs. Geo. Zorn Miss Mabel Thompson Zorn A. W. Breese Mr. Breese Mr. Baker Lincoln, Nebr

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