Montana and Wyoming News Roundup From Butte to Spokane
A broad Montana Nevada and Idaho summary reports county farm agents meeting in Billings, a second district formed in Mineral County Nevada, Ed Graces aged 9 killed by a wagon in Lewiston, Nevada men featured in a war biographies project, a Rex Evanston rector injured by a tire blast, accidents at a Billings hospital and a Bremerton navy yard wife murder suicide. Nevada education census figures, a Wolf Point shooting suicide, a Reno police report of a boy wanted for forgery, and a Montana railroad commission coal preference order are included alongside wheat crop projections for Montana and Washington Idaho grain storage, with a collision claim involving Rudolph Mutajka near Columbia Falls and a grand jury probe into police methods in Oregon. The piece also notes a statewide call for Helena health conference delegates and a switchman killed in Casper, Wyoming, as well as stockpiling of wheat by Washington Idaho growers and a Spokane Wheat Growers Association statement.
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Butte
Billings
Mont
Upearian
Fend
Maninemida
Nevada
Mt Divide
Edmond Graves
Lewiston
Adjutant General's Office
Carnon City
Guy E. Kagey
Evanston
Wyo
I. L. van Pelt
Futute Superintendent of Public Instruction
Martha Levitt
Fred Stock
Wolf Point
Ham Hope
Centralia
Reno
Montana Railroad Commission
Montana
Fieid
Salt Lake
Nevada City
Chouteau County
E. G. Meagher
Puget Bound
Navy Yard
Bremerton
Wash
Meagher
Rudolph Mutejka
Joseph Matedia
Columbia Palls
TH Waylor
Tiwatina County
Oregon
Nis
Butty Chamber of Commerce
Helens
Benjamin Metorwork
Unitin Pacific Hullroad Company
Mork Springs
Washington
Idaho
George
Jewetl
Spokane
Notice of Sale of Estray Animals in Wyoming
Public notice records an estray sale order under Chapter 125 1013 with two described animals a blue mare and a sorrel mare taken to an estray yard by W P Redmond of Eaily Wyoming They will be sold at public sale on November 1 1020 at 2 PM at Redmond ranch Hearn or Live Stock Commission agent M Ki Vickery Cheyenne Wyoming First pub Oct 14 1020 last pub Nov 4 1020
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W. P Redmond
Eaily
State of
Wyoming
Ure Ranch
W. P. Redmond
Hearn
Gomaiinaton Manor
Wrowina
M. Ki. Vickery
Chewe
Lant
Wyoming Briefs Signal Change and Tragedy in 1919
A Wyoming note summary reports University of Wyoming trustees confirming Robert H Kelgier as county agricultural agent for Laramie. Emmet Doyle, aged 41, died by his own hand near Laramie after moving from Denver as a pipe fitter. A Lincoln county wool clip offers 32 cents a pound to be stored at Beaton. Casper Nurses Association raises pay to seven dollars per day with twelve hour shifts and four hours recreation. A grandmother’s accidental suffocation of an infant near Pine Mtn is noted. Father Hugh Cummiskey, longtime Cheyenne diocese administrator, dies after an appendicitis operation in Laramie. An auto incident in Cody injures Hmi Moore and Mrs Raider. The Order of De Molay to be introduced in Wyoming December 10. Bishop N S Thomas publishes Missionary District report. Wyoming population grows 38.2 percent to 194,122, with Nevada showing a decrease. A memorial stone for women’s suffrage at Lander remembers Esther Morris. Hagt L Foster dies from injuries in a car overturn near Casper. Casper residents expand holdings. Wyoming coal output rises to 110,000 tons. iron and steel activity noted.
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Western
Union Mews
Arrien
University of Wyoming
Laramia
Robert H Kelgier
Minty
Laramie
University of Wythning
Emmet Doyle
Inteadville
Larimle
Denver
Midwest Refining Company
Lincoln County
KR. D. Boomer
Cokeville
Beaton
Casper Nurses Association
Mra
Ray Crinklaw Loge
Athr
Pine Mutts
Hugh Cummiskey
Cheyenne
Cody
Wyoming
Order of Do Molay
Lodge of Perfection
Thomas
Settle
Alaturaa
South Carolina
Nevada
A. G. Nickerson
Lander Inn
Linus
Esther Morris
Hagt L. Foster
Portland
Ore
Casper
Tee
Notice of Intent for Public Land Claim in Wyoming
Department of the Interior notice announces Harry A Spalding of Wilson Wyoming who filed a second homestead entry in 1916 seeks three year trial proof to establish land claim for NW4 SE and NESW of Section 24 Township 42 North Range 117 West Sixth Principal Meridian. Hearing before Nathan A Davin Dec 4 1920 witnesses Albert Mangum BR Kimball George T Ross and Warren Edmiston Jr all of Wilson Wyoming. First pub Oct 28 last pub Dec 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S
Evanston
Wyoming
Harry A. Spalding
Wiiaun
Nathan A. Davin
Cammelsaloner
Jackson
Albert Mangum
A. BR. Kimball
George T. Ross
Warren Edmiston, Jr
Wilson
Alex Nishet
Register
The Chao Jiner and the Lodge Goats Tremble
A humorous note observes a man labeled Jiner as a central figure in a lodge system. It notes his extensive dues and influence, joking that his appearance would resemble a fictional Timbuctoo official. The piece mocks authority and social status within fraternal groups.
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Timbuctoo
Largest bell cast in 1658 by Auwain Mp noted for failures
Historical note claims the giant bell weighed 198 tons and was cast in 1658 by Auwain Mp. The account links bells to Exodus and Aaron's robe trimming, describing a golden bell and pomegranate motifs. It notes the bells jingled to signal entry and exit from the altar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oy Auwain
Aaron
Superstitions of Great Figures Stare at Everyday Brings Fear
A fragmentary note recalls Dr Samuel Johnson fearing a room door sally and Marschal Shave trembling at cats while Peter the Great fears crossing bridges and Byron turns pale over spilled salt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Johnson
Marschal Shave
Peter the Great
Byron
Fragmented historical note on bishops and church figures
A garbled OCR passage mentions bishops of North Opretina, individuals such as Aho Stiek Muyensernth and Mr. Marshall Delancey Heyward, and references a liver of the bishop at Mer Curnow. It includes unclear quotes about hiring a father and a bike for a year, with a puzzling line about a team and a distance of 108 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Opretina
Stiek Muyensernth Maeree
Marshall Delancey Heyward
Mer Curnow
Bislow Ravens
New York
An Early Start on Sunday Martians Jewea Event
Fragmentary OCR reads as an early Sunday start involving Martians and a Jewea group, with unclear details. The readable bits suggest a local event or notices about a gathering or performance, but key names, places, and dates are missing. Further text needed for precise headline and summary.
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Many J. Lucas
Alleatueé
Jackon, Wro
Eae Fite
Tr Willow
Sevent
Taonson
Allen
Hane
Munger Mountain
Jane Huber
Kany
Corvin Basrana
Wio
Karniu
Atcen
Eve
Ranga
J, Callaman
Jackeon Wro
L Stanners
Guovowr
Yaitle
Game Creek
Willow Creek
Witel Creek
Bisek
G. V. Lona
Hornes
Granite Creek
D. Larimery
Kaur, Wro
A. Wamp & Boxe
Winaon
Woo
Hint Creek
Grovont
Hanon
Horsen
Little Fall Creek
Brandes LJ
Wro
L. Wovewan, Jaceson, Wr
Cache Creek
Geones A
Witsor, Jackson, Wro
M. V. Gurnee, Jaccoon, Wromina
U. P
Mish Creek
James Warvacn
Elk, Wyo
Karmark
Ketty
Raverny
Joe H. Adams
Jackson, Wyo
Range
Granite
Horse Creeks
P. W. Junwins
Coma, WyoMing
Cattig
Horns
Krean Rivar Valley
Cantley
Warry
Jow Deyo
Zewith, Wyoming
Dead Man's Bar
Jonn Banves, Denrre, WoomMing
Cabtle
Senter
Horner
Outre
Jett
Creal Canyon
Goo Kinin
AML
Riba
der Wale
Wereaene
Max Edick Kans Banon
Kener, Wro
Hotnee Hartestine Tenge Clack
Brane McBurma
Wremme Carte
Gareness
Kurti
Rawon Co
Jackson, Wie
Oatie
Laaie
Danforth, Wilaon, Wire
Nephi Moulton
J.P. Corman
Bia
Wre
Aievtita
Uni
Jason Finn, Gnovowr
Wroming
Jali
Jamee Boyie, Jaccoon, Wo
Aitie
M. Noobe, Coma, Wromsre
Cutie Branded
Peverne
Bangee Yall
Hiver
Haan
Cole
Athens
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