Condentions of Greater or Lesser Importance
National, political and personal items condensed for all readers. LaFollette plans no November campaign tour but hopes for speeches before congress. Dr. B A Shearer appointed pension surgeon at Ottawa. Nellie Scott and Venus Pool named scientific assistants in Agriculture. 320 sailors guard Hanow consulate. gunboats Helena Hi Cano Willilobes land for emergencies. Atlantic fleet mobilizes in Hudson river then shifts to Cuba for winter drills. Interstate railroads insurance for injury debated by employers liability and workers compensation commission.
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Washington
LaFollette
Congress
Kendall
B. A. Shearer
Ottawa
D. A. Lafore
Nellie 8. Scott
Venus W. Pool
Lincoln
Neb
Agricultural
Hanow
Helena
Hi Cano
Willilobes
Hudson River
New York
Cuba
Workmen’s Compensation Commission
Many Nebraskans Succeed in Dallas Land Draw
A list of regional and national items including Nebraskans succeeding in the Dallas land draw, Mexican unrest, political notes from Arkansas to Mississippi, and various local incidents. The report mentions Madero’s inauguration plans, revolutions in China, and the St Louis stock yards twenty eight hour law dispute.
Town Rebuilt After Hatfield Dam Flood Devastation
Black River Falls Wisconsin recounts a two hour flood from Hatfield dam that swept away businesses and the Coles Carbolisalve plant. Town leaders vow quick rebuilding and a stronger town, praising the American spirit shown during disaster.
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Black River Falls
Wisconsin
Hatfield
Mississippi
Coles Carbolisalve
Black River Falla
Wyoming Masons and Wool Growers Schedule Gatherings
Wyoming announces the annual reunion of the Mason order in Cheyenne on December 11 and 12 and the Wyoming Wool Growers convention also in Cheyenne. The notices highlight statewide interest events for Wyoming residents this December.
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Wyoming
Wyoming Iscottied Rite Masons
Cheyenne
Wyoming Wool Growers
Editor Declines Poems Under Management Policy
A brief exchange shows an editor declining poems from a writer with thanks and apology, noting the management insists on declining poems in that manner. The fragment reflects newspaper craft and policy rather than a full literary claim.
Remarkable eczema recovery with Cuticura remedies
Mrs. Julia Finnegan of St. Louis describes years of failed medical treatment for a severe ankle eczema. After trying Cuticura Soap and Ointment, she slept eight hours, endured less pain, and was healed within three months. She notes her age will be sixty four next birthday and promotes free samples via Cuticura Dept. 12 K Boston.
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Hale and Hearty
Julia Finnegan
Hebert St
St. Louis
Hat etiquette at concert test of conscience
A concert scene shows a woman with a conscience asking a fellow attendee if her hat bothers her. The responding woman replies politely that the hat is not an issue, allowing the conscience to settle in and continue enjoying the performance.
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Th. Wwomen
Association of Ideas Quips About Summer Dwellers
The jocular exchange features a self confident girl remarking on a lot of files and mosquitoes while Farmer Corntessel notes summer boarders also appear each year. The humor hinges on parallel timing of pests and guests.
Beautiful Fost Cards Free
Lost es Cine Glas Wedasha Baropean Masons Experience may be the best teacher but some people prefer s more fashionable school.
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Camsvien O
Uy Foes
Cine Glas Wedasha Baropean Masons
Fragmented Verses on Patience and Pain in Brey’s Syrup
An unclear excerpt mixes lines about life as a stage with a spoof of patent medicine claims. It mentions Winslow’s Soothing Syrup, Bee redness and wind colli e, and suggests advice not belonging to us, in a disjointed historical scribble.
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Winslow
Horse Runaway Lawsuit Over Automobile Fright
Mrs Cassie Horney sues James R Morgareidge for 5000 dollars claiming injuries after her horse was frightened by his automobile causing her to be thrown from the animal.
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Sheridan
James R. Morgareidge
Cassie Horney
Morgareidge
Cody Considers 3000-Foot Water Well Contract
The city may hire an oil drilling firm to drill a 3000 foot well that would flow about one million gallons daily at a cost of 50000 dollars. If output fails to reach one million gallons a day the company receives nothing. The City Council is expected to approve the contract.
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Cody
Cokeville Outlaw Rumors Dented by Utah Officials
Wild tales of battles with the Whitney brothers and other supposed Cokeville outlaws spread from Salt Lake City but are dismissed by state authorities. A Cokeville bank robbery several weeks earlier saw no further robber activity or arrests in town.
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Cokeville
Whitney Brothers
Salt Lake City
Child Falls From Horse In Cadoma Ride
Elmer Moore age two, son of A Moore of Cadoma, was fatally injured when he fell from a saddle pony. J Kirachell gave the boy a ride. The horse bolted after the boy waived the quirt, knocking Kirachell down and causing the child to strike his head.
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Walton
Elmer Moore
A. Moore
Cadoma
J. Kirachell
Kirschell
Stockholders Seek Three Year Wool Contracts in Rawlins
Rawlins stockholders of the National Wool Warehouse & Storage Company meet to extend wool handling for Western members. They plan to sign contracts for a new three year period. Officers may fill out an unexpired term ending March 1 as management changes are not anticipated.
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Rawlins
National Wool Warehouse & Storage Company
Moveemnt
Indians Face Starvation at Wind River Reservation
Hunger stalks the Wind River Indian reservation in Fremont county as 1600 Shoshone and Arapahoe braves and families face famine with winter approaching. White settlers warn of many deaths unless relief arrives. two years of ditch work funded at about $350,000 has not yielded crops, and Indians have subsisted on earnings.
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Lander
Wind River
Fremont County
Cheyenne Presbytery Adjourns After Licensing and Appointments
Cheyenne Presbytery met in a Cheyenne church lecture room with several clergy admitted as members, including D. W. Richardson who was licensed and eyed for ordination November 8 at Guernsey. Others reassigned to Arizona and New York presbyteries while Henricks and others await installation and future assignments.
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Cheyenne
The
Presbyterian Church
M. F. Newport
Pine Bluffa
Walter A. Henricks
Laramie
D. W. Richardson
Guernsey
John G. Garth
George F. Wilson
Southern Arizona
Graham C. Hunter
New York
Richardson
H. W. Bainton
A. L. Berry
L. Harold Forde
James McInnis
Cokeville
Bainton
When Friendship Counts and The Door To Self
An Atlantic excerpt argues that a deformed man hides inner treasures behind locked doors and requires external cooperation to reveal them. It contends friendship becomes the essential means of self-discovery, while social life rewards rapid, superficial judgments and shuns inward sensitivity.
Big Game Scarce in Local Forests This Season
Forest Supervisor Allen reports big game not plentiful this year after a 600 mile horseback trip in the region. He saw no elk and only four mountain sheep too distant to shoot. Hunters from around the world visited the area but few specimens were bagged, blamed on severe winters.
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Cody
Allen
Interurban Work Pushed Toward Sheridan Growth
Electric interurban lines linking Sheridan with Monarch Diets and Carneyville near coal camps progress rapidly rails laid two thirds of distance on the Diets line. traffic expected before year end. Completion in three to four weeks will connect mining camps and towns and spur Sheridan’s growth before spring.
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Sheridan
Monarch
Diets
Carneyville
Little Wyoming items recap of regional notes
Western Newspaper Union News service reports James Allen shot a large porcupine near Cody. Hulett businessmen form a commercial club while Union Pacific adds strikebreakers in Cheyenne. Snow falls across Rock River Bosler and nearby towns as the Sheridan Street Railway expands to Fort McKenna le. Colorado and Southern completes Cheyenne to Denver line. Wyoming events include an 1910 gold output rise, a murder trial sentence, an insane asylum ruling, and various local developments in roads farming and industry.
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Cheyenne
Wall Street Flyer Trims Lambkin After Quick Market Drop
In a brief exchange, Lambkin admits taking a flyer on Wall Street and riding a small edge before the market suddenly fell. He notes he cannot reveal the amount before the drop wiped him out.
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Wall Street
Mr. Lambkin
Marjorie Responds to Question During Lippincott Banter
A light exchange from Lippincott's notes hints at a parlor game moment as questions about deception in a golf match arise. Madge teases George while Marjorie offers a gracious reply claiming acceptance.
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Madge
George
Marjorie
Lippincott
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Quote shared by Senator La Follette at a Madison banquet about reputation being unchangeable, recalling a tale of a Madison millionaire who vowed to do good, and a brisk reply naming John H. Good and Sam Good as examples.
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Senator la Follette
Madison
John H. Good
Sam Good
Grapefruit Seedlings Make Greenery for Tables
Plant grapefruit seeds thickly to grow indoor greenery. In two weeks shoots appear if the soil is moist in a warm place. After two more weeks leaves unfold and form a mass of glossy green not affected by gas or furnace heat per Suburban Life.
Spohn Medical Co. Cure Promoted in Distemper Remedy
An ad asserts SPOIN'S DistEe eR CURE treats distemper in horses and other ailments including horse fever chicken cholera and dog distemper. It claims the remedy calms disease in a stable and offers to ship by mail from Goshen Indiana via agents and dealers.
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SPOIN
Tombe
Agents K
Spohn Medical Co
Goshen
Ind
Losting Wresting Match Love and Respect Quote
In a brief wry exchange a speaker asks what was loved about the wrestling match. The reply centers on a surprising measure of respect for humanity, noting that about nine tenths of it came from the event.
Noisy medical ad claims instant relief from inflammation
An advertising fragment promotes a product named Wizard Oil by urging immediate purchase to relieve injuries and inflammation. It emphasizes quick results and urges not to wait for the accident. The text references a patent style remedy without providing verifiable details.
Not If He Knew It Play Prompts Church Marriage Talk
A terse exchange reveals a confrontation about a planned church wedding. The speaker accuses the other of a deception by not appearing at the church, framing it as more than a mere coincidence.
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Sian
Shensi
Robert Gilliland
South Dakota
Supreme Court of the United States
United States
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Falla Bluff
EB. D. Baker
Oregon
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Ontario
Canada
Eczema
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Whittemore Bros. & CO
Cheyenne Presbytery
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James Allen
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Fort Mcc- Kenale
Colorado & Southern
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James Parsons
Robert Temple
E. T. Peyton
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Joe Fennell
Cambria Fuel Company
Newcastle
Big Horn Forest Reserve
Cody Club
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Park County
E. T. Payton
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John A. White
Millbrook
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H. H. Gish
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Arthur Stevens
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Wyoming & Northwestern
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Jackson Hole
Ban John
American League
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Rawlins Electric Light and Fuel Company
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Sloan
A. W. Law
Lafayette
Ala
Thomas L. Rice
Easton
G.G. Jones
Baldwina
L.L
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Purpnasy Peett Association
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