Death of Roy McCabe in Wyoming Horse Accident
Roy McCabe, about 30, was killed near Belle, Wyoming when a racing horse bolted homeward, plunged through a fence, and fell on him. His neck was broken and his head bruised as he rode still astride the saddle. Found near noon the next day by a neighbor’s son, he left Texas for Wyoming nine years ago and is survived by two brothers, a sister, and his mother and stepfather. Funeral at Alva church with burial in Alva cemetery.
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Belle
Hulett
Roy McCabe
Ed Woolfolk
Jay
Texas
Wyoming
W. H. Joy
Alva Church
Brown
Chirago
Alva
The
Globe
Wilson
Conan Mondell
Mondell
Congress
Clark
Kendrick
Jack Clark
Thanksgiving school notes and local updates
The school reported an orderly Thanksgiving program with many visitors including Watts Blakeman Powell and several ladies. Enrollment rose with Warner Madding in the intermediate room and a planned Riley pin purchase funds the high school exhibit. Local residents traded cattle and supplies while a dance is scheduled for December 25 with supper in Wilson hall.
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Mr. Watts
Blakeman
Powell
Mesdames Brimmer
Callquist
Gunderson
Hauber
Frazier
Morrison
Kerer
Richey
Baker
Warner Madding
Riley
Entertainment by Miss Missopia and Miss Brian at New Haven
Saturday evening December 16 an entertainment will be given by Miss Missopia and Miss Brian in the fall at New Haven. Admission is 25 cents. A dance follows the entertainment and supper will be served in the hall.
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Missopia
Brian
New Haven
Mondell Wins Wyoming Reelect With Landslide Support
Washington notes praise for Mondell as Wyoming voters rewarded his leadership despite a Wilson surge. The piece credits Mondell with backing Clark and advancing the 640 acre homestead measure, while Clark and Mondell work to push the bill through Congress.
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Wir
Washington
Glark
Mondell
Senator Clark Seeds Program Returns for Spring Delivery
Senator Clark will continue the plan adopted years ago to send garden and flower seeds to all who request them. Those desiring seeds should write at once so their names can be entered on lists for early spring delivery.
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Clark
Big Liquor Interests Mobilize Against State Prohibition
The piece argues liquor groups press media to sway opinion against statewide ban. It cites historic prohibitions, rising per capita consumption, and tax gains from distilled spirits. It claims enforcement fails, then predicts a national ban as reformers gain power under governor-elect Peter Norbeck.
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National Wholesale Liquor Dealers’ Association of America
Union
New York
Massachusetts
Ohio
Iinois
Maine
Kansas
United States
Internal Revenue Commissioner
Peter Norbeck
South Dakota
Odd Fellows Election and Community Notes Parade
The local lodge of Odd Fellows held its semi annual officer election with J. M. Brown as NL OG and Elmore Engle as W. G. E. C. Engle as Secy Chas. Houber as Treas. L. J. Schiller as Trustee. appointive officers to be named later. Thanksgiving dinner at the Hotel drew a large crowd with four long tables filled twice, hosted by Mrs. Bush. Dr. F. Irwin bragged of a 550 pound registered Duroc hog from Aladdin. Mrs. Ida Proctor and children move to Coramville Idaho. Viva Roberts recovering from appendicitis at Cap Storm’s home with Nurse Rinehart assisting. Lively scenes at the Hulett hotel and a large turnout for a Thursday ball with Tertiune orchestra and a ladies catering supper. Numerous local visits, travel to Deadwood for medical care, and a December social at Watson’s with a planned holiday meal. Upcoming bake sale at the hotel, Willing Workers fundraiser for church work, and a chicken pie noon dinner.
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Ledge of
Odd Fellows
J. M. Brown
NL OG
Elmore Engle
W. G
Janie Brown
Flovis Mewhirter
Gilly Mewhurter
Jim Brown
Tertiune Orchestra
Alvada
Walter Lawrence
Effie Anderson
Russell Hardy
Anderson
Oak Creek
Ilda Wilson
Lom Wussell
Watson's
Globe Office
Pearson
Aladdin
Charley Roberts
Pelle Fourche
Tucker Proctor
Lee Pearson
Deadwood
Bert Dorsett
Hulett
Herriends
Elizabeth Watts
Corrie Johnson
PY. Younsuan
Charles Durfee
Auburn
Nebraska
Tsarimis
Missouri
Mr. Durfee
Omaha
Dell Storm
Clyde Meade
Elkhorn
Iotel
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OY McCabe
Miss Schlichting
Wordsworth
Jim Storm
North Fork
K. A. Guilliams
Powder River
Mr. Manch
Ridge
W.V. Blorem
C. P. Ames
Co. L. Clark
Rockypoint
Cy Calwell
Billy Barker
Wilson Hall
John Wallace
Moorcroft
Lou
Atkinson
Betheh
Sharples
Hulett and
F. H. Barrow
ODD Fellows Elect
Ida Proctor
Corainuville
Idaho
Proctor
C. L
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