Kiwanis Luncheon Highlights Forestry Talk and Plans
A large Kiwanis Club gathering heard A A Weiland of Pueblo speak on Why I am a Kiwanian and a Casper visit to plant a sign at Hell's Half Acre. H N Wheeler of the U S Forestry service presented on forest protection, water sheds, fire, and grazing in the Washakie area with photos showing national forest attractions and the region's big game potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Clu
Notie
A. A. Weiland
The
Weiland Engineering Company
Pueblo
Colorado
Casper Kiwanis Club
Hell's Half Acre
Powder River
Waltman
Harding
Wheeler
Department of Public Relations
U. S. Forestry Service
Denver
National Forest
Forestry Service
China
Palestine
Spain
Rome
United States
Washington, D. C
Lander
Washakie
Washakio National Forest
Bert Jones buys four registered sheep for mission herd
Bert Jones purchases from Harold Parting four registered sheep three ewes and one ram at St Michaels Mission to start a herd of thoroughbred sheep. Officials seek pure blood stock and already own thoroughbred cows and pure blood Duroc hogs.
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Bert Jones
St. Michaels
Harold Parting
Van Horn Appointed to State Position Arrives for Duties
P B Van Horn, a trade ranch operator from Dubois, was appointed by Governor Carey with the Biaty Law Enforcement Department. He arrived with his family to start duties in Aberidan while Mrs Van Horn visits Soames for a time.
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P. B. van Horn
Dubois
Carey
Biaty
Aberidan
van Horn
Soames
Chicago Street Carmen Strike Shuts Transit Across City
Twenty thousand motormen conductors and guards on Chicago surface and elevated lines began a strike at four this morning. Most of the city’s three million people faced transportation disruption as carmen ended runs and moved to barns. Negotiations with owners had centered on wage reductions of about 17 percent.
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Associated Pres
Chicago
Carmen
Miners and guards clash as strike violence erupts in Fayette county
Deputies and guards at Locust Hill Coal and Iron Company near Marion Pa. fought a mob attempting to burn the tipple. The shootout lasted over an hour with no injuries to guards or deputies, while search parties swept the woods for assailants as state troops were rushed to the scene.
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Associated Prom
Uniontown
Locust Hill Coal and Nuke Company
Point
Marion
Fayette County
Arene
Weiland to Present Water System Plans in Lamive
A. A. Welland of Welland Engineering Company will deliver an illustrated report tonight to Lamive Business Men's Committee at the Noble Hotel. He will present detailed plans and a comprehensive survey of the town's water supply and system as currently understood. The Town Council and Mayor will join committee members Martin Brower Parke Jones Faith O Neal Burl PourtGodfrey in the meeting.
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A. A. Welland
Welland Engineering Company
Tenver Ant Pueblo
Colorado
Welland
Weiland
Noble Hotel
Meosrs
Martin
Brower
Parka
Jones
Faith
O'Neal
Burl
Godfry
Cage Chicken Season Opens Amid Nationwide Tension
The article previews the start of the Cage Chicken season as national issues dominate headlines. It notes Washington’s railroad strike fears and coal supply worries, with reformers blasting the day’s politics while fans anticipate the opening games.
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Elynen
Court
Lng
Aline
Biskill
Gael
Golf expert near death in accident
John, a runner up in the national open golf championship at Glencoe, Calif., lies in a local hospital after a car crash caused brain concussion and broken ribs. Herbert Milton Brown, a San Francisco insurance broker, died from injuries in the same accident as Brown and Black traveled from Oakland to Del Monte when the car skid and overturned.
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Associated Prem
Jose
Cal
John
Lttte
Glencoe
Til
Little Scotch Golf Champion
California
Herbert Milton Brown
Sportsman
San
First Riverton case detailed by Harris Hirst report
Commissioner Harris describes the Riverton investigation into a wife and mother thought mentally unbalanced after years of hardship. The tale centers on abject poverty, a missing woman returning 60 miles worn and barefoot, and the discovery of her husband and children in a squalid mine camp.
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Wyoming State Tribune
Harris
Riverton
Hiverton
Janu
Jones
Lander Auto Radiator Robbery Threat Reported
Ill formed clipping notes a theft threat near Willard Storage Battery Station and a call to apply at Wyoming State Training School in 104. Names and places are garbled but indicate a crime alert and a recruitment notice related to a militant cook or similar.
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Goeering
Chennlay
Williard
Amilitant Cook
Wyoming
Boats collide injures passengers on excursion steamers
In New York a Grand Republic excursion boat and the Erie railroad boat Chautauqua collided in fog at the foot of Chambers Street. Two passengers from the Grand Republic were knocked overboard and rescued. The Grand Republic suffered a bow crash as the ferry returned to its pier. panic spread on both vessels.
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New York
Setomer Grand Republic
Erie Railroad
Huiyon
Chambers Street
Five Cent Cigar Returns Amid Normalcy Hype
Chicago August report shows the five cent cigar reappearing after wartime scarcity. Stores display multicolor banners with the snake logo and billboards tout a return to normalcy. Merchants debate if the price and quality meet prewar standards as customers snap up the affordable option.
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Chicago
Agust
Bill Bond
Mark Twain
Tobseco
Guard Fires At Prowler Near Troop A Camp
Early Sunday a guard at Troop A cavalry camp fired on a prowler approaching the camp as he fled leaving tracks and broken marks. Relatives in Riverton and Atlantic City were notified of the incident and the Provont Gorage near Lander was mentioned in a related report.
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Wielhold
Conference of Miners to Meet for Wage Agreement
The Central Competitive Bituminous Fields operators and miners plan a joint conference in Cleveland at ten o’clock on August 7 to negotiate a basic wage agreement to end the ongoing strike. John L. Lewis also orders the UMWA General Policy Committee to meet in Cleveland at the same time to respond to developments. All men will stay on strike until an agreement or clear understanding is reached.
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Ascelaret Brass
Philadelphia
Meveland
Minora
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Generl
Cleveland
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Tingle
United Mine Workers of American
Mallenden
John T. Lewis
Pageant to Highlight Wyoming History in Lander
Plans at the State Training School in Lander aim to stage a large historical pageant on August 19 during the summer teachers’ arrival. The production will feature scenes from Wyoming history including the 1830s plains era, Bonneville, Mormons, wagon trains, and Longfellow’s Evangeline. Local participation will be extensive with hundreds expected in Lander. Miss Edna Katniewsky leads planning and tickets and hotel reservations are managed by the Superintendent of the State Training School.
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Ala Sion
Lander
Tt Fw
Wyoming
Praircio
Schopl Chile Iron
Sty
Capetain Bonneville
Pironeers
Evangeline
Longfellow
Edna Katnewsky
Land
Poisoning Outbreak Strikes Broadway Restaurant
AP reports hundreds poisoned in a New York restaurant on Broadway and 26th Street amid a suspected pre meal poisoning incident. Two female stenographers died, and nearly a hundred garment workers became ill. Autopsies ordered to determine the poison. Authorities investigate the restaurant and cause.
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Associated Press
New York
Broadway
26Th Street
Locals Note Fishing Trip and Travel Plans
Mr and Mrs August Dupont Toft plan a week of fishing near Squaw Crook. W P Redmund, who runs a dude ranch in the Dacks, is in Lander. Rev Hugh McMenamin, rector in Denver, arrived in Lander en route from Yellowstone. Miss Elva Johnson of Lander is confined at home with a light ailment. John Martin and Gay Hayden of South Page visited Lander yesterday. The Martin Brothers donated five gallons of honey yesterday. Dr Linn attempted a trip with the Boy Scouts to Dickinson Park, leaving about 8 o clock and reaching Dickinson Park around 5, with lunch stops and delays. road conditions were passable despite many stumps and rocks.
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Hugh McMenamin
Toomaculate Conception Cathedral
Denver
Lander
Yellowstone Park
Uniform State Laws Club Gathers For Annual Conference
San Francisco hosts the joint commissioners meeting to discuss proposed uniform statutes on aviation guardianship of children and other topics with representatives from all states and territories. The conference will draft and refine model acts for consideration by state legislatures.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Railroad leaders adjourn without action on Harding strike plan
Associated Prunes reports the Failroad conference at Grand Central Terminal adjourned for the afternoon without decisions as Hoover outlined the administration stance. In Chicago the Federated Shopworkers chiefs met to review the president's proposals with Chairman Ben Hooper absent.
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Associated Prunes
New York
Grand Central Terminal
Fliscus
Harding
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
Associated Press
Chicago
Sie Federated Shoperafta
Ben Hooper
Dublin theft at customs office and fatal rail collision report
Early reports describe three armed men raiding the Dublin Customs Excise office and seizing over a thousand pounds before escaping. Other items note a train collision near Ville Comtal injuring fifty and killing several pilgrims from Moulis, along with local crime in Hot Springs and political penalties in Paris.
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Amociat
Dublin
Dublin Customs Excise Office
Paris
Barty
Ville Comtal
Moulis
Department
Allier
Coal operator Auge Lim Tigliona misses Cleveland conference
An Associated Press report from Indianapolis states coal operator Auge Lim Tigliona will not attend the conference in Cleveland called by John Lowy Morton Le Gould, president of the national Bituminous protest group, today.
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Associated Press
Indianapolie
Ind
Tigliona
Cleveland
Johi 1
Lowi
Morton le Gould
Miana Bituminons
Protore Acapeintlin
Central competitive soul conference schedule announced
A central conference invitation was announced with operators meeting Friday. Mrs Thoms Abine underwent an operation yesterday and is recovering steadily.
Retreat Announcement For Bolriquel Metreat
Father William Kearny will attend the Bolriquel Metreat on August 4 at By, with Edwin Ina Archbishop of Ban Praneleo and Bishop McGovern of Ohey assisting. The retreat continues a多年 tradition and is hosted by MOE Mey with planned ceremonies and prayers.
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William Kearny
Brophow
Edwin Ina
Ban Praneleo
McGovern
Ohey
Wholesome Harvest Tales Stir Community Debate
Vague OCR fragment hints at fisheries or harvest discussions with adult participants and a reference to a church or communion event. Names and places are unreadable, but the wording suggests a local dispute or storytelling piece about fishing, markets, or rites.
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Golf Expcrt
Hirst
Case
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Mist Mantle Powue
Kaki
Fara Alent Wiel
William Molen
Atlantic City
de Wi Lauder
Belinine
Mra
Jato Werholn
Arapahon
Gorage
Conference OF Miners
Miso Margart
Ruth Benwley
Evelved
Binek
Yellowstone
F. Hagnine
Venir
August Dupont
Squaw Crook
W. P. Redmund
Dacks
Hole Country
Lander Tudar
Elva Johnson
Sae
John Martin
Gay Hayden
South Page
Martin Brothers
Pile
Failroad
Asociated Press
Hot Springs
Ark
Haris
O’elges
Maurice Connelly
Pais
Pranco
Germany
Vasiliinu Don
Tha
CCAUO
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Ltule
Priday
Thoms Abine Wae
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