Livestock Freight Rates Cut by Western Railroads
Western railroads including Union Pacific announce a 20 percent cut in livestock freight rates except horses mules and cattle along routes west of Chicago. The reduction targets shipments with a minimum 50 cent per hundred pounds charge and runs from September 20 to December 21 1921.
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Omaha
Neb
Wey
Union Pacific Railroad
Watern
Interstate Commerce Commission
Ettaith Howe
Botjeon
Local Notes on Roads Bridges and Pueblo Creek Projects
Elk Items reports several infrastructure and community updates. Al Astin hauled furniture from Bannock, Dune Auatie versed as former Hatchet Ranch mechanic, Joe Shaybag back to Diamondville for mining, Andy Atwlala mining coal at Uhl Draw. Turpin Bridge workers led by RB Schweiger from Lovell and Denver engineers Benith and René expect macadam grade completion to Twogwotes Pass. Lava Creek bridge finishes praised. Jack Earned crews advance Jackson's Lake roadwork. Forest Service road impact noted in Jackson Hole, with Lily and Garddrive boarding duties. Buffalo school buys a vehicle to aid children’s outings. Walter Gorman and Carl Royce hunted near Horse Shoe Lake Ranch last week.
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al Astin
Bannock
Dune
Auatie
Hatchet Ranch
Joe Shaybag
Diamondville
Andy Atwlala
Uhl Draw
A. Schweiger
Lovell
Turpin Bridge
Sam
Benith
René
Denver
Lava Creek
Jack Eoane
Jackson's Lake
Evana
Forest Service
Jackson's Hole
Internal Revenue Proposals and Wine Manufacture Rules
Washington reports outline of proposed tax provisions for home brew wine under IRS oversight. Officials state provision would allow manufacturing by a family head with sale restrictions and price controls to avoid abuse. Hartford dispatch notes new inquiries into enforcement and possible revenue implications for small producers.
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Washington, D. C
Koper
Bostatary
Regular Friday Dance Planned By Fuller Orchestra
Several married residents requested Friday dances, and the Fuller Orchestra confirms the weekly event will be on Fridays. They rehearse up-to-date tunes and invite requests for music, promising to accommodate popular dances. The note ends with community spirit and a pledge to provide wholesome weekly entertainment.
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Ise of
Jackson
Fuller Orchestra
Fuller
Local items report fires and road work around Willow Creek
Two tenant fires reported near Creek Canyon and Willow Creek with limited details. A government road project from McCain Flat toward the river nears completion, with crews improving routes around Jackson and toward the Park. Local social notes record visits, Chautauqua plans, farm activity, and community events in Jackson and surrounding areas.
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Creek Canyon
Carol Clark
Hoban Canyon
Austin
McCain Flat
Him
Jackson
County Superintendent Seeks Car to Visit Schools
Myra Grem, County Superintendent of Schools, appeals to superintendents teachers and patrons for aid to buy a car for visiting Lincoln County schools. She notes many county superintendents own cars and urges renewing subscriptions or paying old dues to fund better service.
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Lincoln County
Thin
Ile Kemaster Cawera
Keminerer
Myra
Grem
Selools
Cowboys Ride Into Gillette On New York Ride
Outlaw pack on a cross country trek reaches Gillette after a journey from Jacks Hole toward New York City. Riders Wild Horse Slim Bryant Meute and companions faced a storm and thefts yet received aid from local ranchers. They plan next steps as the group continues toward Washington and New York City.
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Ltke
Jacks Hole
New York City
Wild Horse Slim
Hip Jack Steel
Mulligan
Pete
Glad Boy
Austine
Yellowston Park
Gillette
Canome
la Bryant Meute
Bilm
Jacks
Washington
Bowie
Reward Offered for Snake Fiver Bride Crow Return
A notice from Jackson Wyoming offers a reward for the return of a dog described as a mix of Mack and white collie named Ting. The text mentions Daley, formerly of the Courier, and references a move to a position with Snake Fiver bride crow. The fragmentary OCR ends with garbled lines about a Grisamer plate and farm details.
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Uae
Daley
Theourier
Jackson auction set with two solar in view
Two sales are planned in Jackson's Hole next week. Warren Hearie Kanel now owned by J E Strohl leads one auction with property and personal effects. T Holland traneb conducts the other. Auctioneer Col. HL Mtudron promises fair dealing and aims to help Pep Bod Winners.
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Warren Hearie Kanel
J E. Strohl
T. Holland Traneb
Wyoming News Notes Highlight County and State Affairs
A roundup of Wyoming items covers criminal cases in Cheyenne and Sheridan, including murder verdicts and acquittals, a postmaster acquittal, and the murder of Joe Gomes. It mentions a Powder River race track project, Moose home office building in Casper, and a large railroad sale by the Forest Service to a Wyoming company. It notes a fatal revolver accident in Sheridan, assessed Albany county property values, and tax exemptions for war veterans. Also reports on state convention dates for women’s clubs in Greybull and a wind river road project near Riverton, with broader tax policy and legal opinions from the attorney general.
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Euire
Ewe Beerten
Ig Piney
Marbleton
Molt Pronder
Herman J. Ku
Rust
Chivewater
Wyo
Wheatland
Honda
Alfred E. Walker
Walter Moas
Wats Fatler
Lat King
Cheynne
Horace 4
Adama
Hecla
Wye
Cheyenne
Frank Brown
Vung Rauther
Powder River
Oillette
Uton Brothers
A. J. Hardenorff
Bolon Creek
Casper
Wealles
Walcott and
Street
Caxper
Greybull
de Iiver
United States Forest Service
Wyo Indug Tle
Thiber
Dettverinen
Rocky Mountain Region
Wind River
Washake National Forest
Riverton
C. G. Miller
Sheridan
Albany
State Board of
United States
Alvaron Salcrdo
Joe Gomes
Gomes
Gomes Beleide
Piatte River
Bentisbhluff
Wyoming
Wilttow
J. Barker
Effie
Ervien
Denver
Northwest Notes Roundup of crimes deaths and industry
Three men alleged to have robbed a California bank are jailed in Seattle. William Spaulding, a Montana businessman, dies in Billings. Lehigh mine restart planned with large labor force. Nevada governor’s wife dies after apoplexy. Arizona assault near Warren reported. Canadian steamer Canadan importer reached Victoria in tow after Pacific loss. Army Reserve divisions planned in the West. Montana bankers meet War Finance officials to curb immature stock sales. Geological survey notes peaks Granite and Mount Wood in Montana. San Francisco introduces a steam cleaner with bath amenities. Olle Larson acquitted of embezzlement. Japanese in California include many under ten. Anthrax quarantine updates promise lift soon. A rats-nest theft case in Tacoma ends in acquittal for bank president. River and train reports detail various local events.
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Mim
Lueng
Mel. Holl
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W. A. Supan
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Hyatt
Idebo Palle
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Luna Asommtion
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Lyeo! Organisation
Ory
Toni
Rom
Valle
Onts
Northwest
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Spaulding
Billings
St. Vincent's Hospital
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Sadie Champion
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Ninth Army Corp
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Portland
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Eugene Meyer, Jr
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War Finance Corporaton
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Te Geological Survey
Bear Tooth National Forest
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Mount Wood
Phil Lespla
Twenty-second Street
Ole Larson
Tacoma
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Hank
Larxon
Efit
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Bureau of Vital Annuxtion
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Bille
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