Western Range Trouble Prompts Joint Grazing Inquiry
Washington reports a high level inquiry into grazing on streams used for irrigation in the West. Secretary of the Interior and Bee Wilson announce a cooperative investigation by the Reclamation Service and the Forest Service to decide if grazing should be restricted on watersheds feeding Verde Salt rivers and nearby irrigation systems, aiming for the greatest good for all resources.
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Washington
Arizona
United States Reclamation Service
Vfcinis
Reclamation Service
Forest Service
Secretary of the Interior
Next Presbytery to Be Held in Laramie
The Cheyenne district presbytery will meet in Laramie in September. Rev. A Hog bin of Laramie was named on the Tome mission committee. James Hardman of Laramie, an elder, was prevented at the sessions there.
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Laramie
Cheyenne
The
Presbyterian
Hog
Tome Mission Committee
James Hardman
Program for Woman's Club Meeting Tomorrow
The social science department of the women's club presents a program tomorrow at 2:30 at the Carnegie Library. Papers include What Causes the Contrast Between Private and Public Morality by Mrs Emma H Knight and Training In Our Colleges by Mae Bronson. Music by Durward.
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Woman's Club
Afernoon
Carnegie Library
Emma H. Knight
Mae Bronson
Mus
Mbis Durward
Willard Mast Injured By Falling Ladder
While at work on the Boomer building Willard Mast was seriously hurt when a ladder fell and struck him on the back. No bones were broken but severe bruises were sustained. He will be laid up for a few days.
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Willard Mast
Hotels Clear Across Union Pacific Travelers Listed
A mixed roster of guests and residents appears under AT THE HOTELS showing travelers with names such as KR Evans and Jaffray from Cheyenne and Walden residents including Mrs Emma Patterson and Daave McFarlane. The list spans multiple towns and hotels along the Union Pacific route, highlighting a steady flow of visitors and locals staying in Centennial Medicine Bow and Riverside areas.
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Union Pacife
KR. W. Evans
Rowling
P. Wi Pflacging
Cheyenne
R. T. Jaffray
Kuster
Wm. Hill
Walden
J. H. Bowles
Medicine Bow
E.W. Johnson
Jehm
Fiverett Lundquist
Sand Creek
Emma Patterson
Millbrook
J.S. Boyd
Mil Creek
Johnson
Anna Borso
Daave McFarlane
G. B
Students of Uni School of Music Stage Benefit Concert
A benefit concert by the Uni School of Music yesterday drew praise for its vocalists and instrumentalists. Notable performances included Grace Peabody and Miss Tabbi Rich, with strong faculty support, as the audience praised the evening’s varied selections and the effort of the performers.
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UNI School OF Music
Merriam
Grace Peabody
Clarke
Loire Pretech Road
Justin McCarthy
Tabbie Rich
Ax Wena
Omaha to Be West's Market Wool Market
The Morning Bee notes Omaha will become a central wool market for the western ranges, with storage warehouses planned after railroads grant storage rates. A new 150 by 100 foot warehouse with 20,000,000 pounds capacity is planned, involving Chax King, J. A. Delfelder, and F. Redington, as wool producers and users project large shipments and potential textile mills on the Missouri.
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Omaha
The
Morning Bee
Commercial Club
Missouri
Burlington, Northwestern
Union Pacific
Burlington
Pacific Junction
Emi
Chax King
J. A. Delfelder
Wyoming
F. Redington
Woolgrowers
Colorado
Oregon
Nevada
Montana
South Dakota
Washington
North Dakota
Omabd
Metoo
New York
Phildelpha
Oman
America
Haley Pleads to Illegal Fencing Case in Denver Court
Haley of Routt county and J. J. Rowell of Longmont pleaded mutely to illegal fencing charges in a United States court. Haley paid a 100 dollar fine for fencing over 16 000 acres across Wyoming and Colorado while Rowell fenced between 2000 and 400 acres. Both requests for plea changes were accepted and no further similar cases remained on the docket.
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Denver
API
Ora Haley
Routt County
J. J. Rowell
Longmont
United States Court
Bach
Conte
Haley
Wyomite
Colorado
Rowell
Rail offices closed under hour law prompt commission review
Lincoln Neb April 17 The state railway commission examined Missouri Pacific telegraph office closures tied to the hour law. Complainant from Broken Bow argued closures hinder car orders and arrival details. Officials considered whether actions were retaliatory or justified, noting wage impacts and real transport disruptions.
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Lincoln
Neb
Becaue
Amin
Gadd
Broken Bow
State Railway Commission
Missouri Pacific
Secre
Omaha
Taw
Rivers Fall to MultiYear Lows Across Laramie Plains
Ranchmen report streams in the Laramie district at notably low levels for several years as drought and warm weather reduce runoff. Fishermen adapt to scarce water while men and boys seek ways to secure water for households and livestock amid the parched plains.
Death of Mrs Dillenbeck in Laramie after illness
Mrs Mary Dillenbeck aged about 60 died in Laramie after a several weeks illness of pernicious anemia. Born June 22 1848 near Greenford Ohio she later lived in Illinois before marrying Willard Dillenbeck. Survived by two children and several grandchildren with funeral arrangements at hand.
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Salem
Daily Herald
Gaya
Mary Dillenbeck
Margaret Gee
Dillenbeek
Timothy Gee
Benjamin
Maria Gee
Greenford
Maboningco
Tilinois
Geneaeo
Ilinois
Willard Dillenbeck
Aas Alfice
FD. Hinkey
Toramie
Wyoming
Teachers Protest Over Parents School Article In Boomerang
Laramie public school teachers denounce an April 16 Boomerang piece titled Parent Makes Appeal for Better Schools. They defend their neutrality and unity with Prof Leo and the school board while condemning the article as unfounded, spiteful and malicious. Signatories include Mary dehy and several other local teachers.
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Laramie
Leo
Pri
Pri Juice
Peat Lee
Haeme Movement Report Matches Evening Trend
Local notes report a shift of haeme units during the evening hours as teams advance toward a common goal. Movements appear coordinated and focused on a pivotal target, with observers noting increased activity near key positions and potential strategic changes ahead.
Bryan’s Commoner Charges Moneyed Interests Seek to Control Parties
In Lincoln Nebraska dated April 17 the Commoner’s issue features William J. Bryan accusing corrupt moneyed interests of trying to dominate both Republican and Democratic conventions. He contends donors seek influence, not policy, and that voters now judge a candidate by the company he keeps with those funds.
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Lincoln
Neb
Curren
The
Commoner
William J. Bryan
Creamery Directors Back Milk Inspection Ordinance
Wyoming Creamery directors approved a measure for city dairy cow and milk supply inspections, with cost to be determined who bears it. A committee led by Fred Thèmeen and manager Stersbach will meet the city council. They offered a prize for the best dairy cow in the county tributary to the creamery. Randall of Boulder will inspect the Walden plant.
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Te Wyoming Creamery Company
Resolutiona
Fred Thméen
Stersbach
Messia
Christensen
Storsbach
E. C. Randal
Enirlon
Randall
Boulder
North Park
Boy Seriously Injured in City Play Incident
A boy named Detling on North Eighth Street was seriously injured this morning after falling while playing. Police rounded up two suspects last night who received sentences and were sent to cleaning gangs.
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Eighth Street
Thie City
Cheyenne
Purse found. owner thanks Good Samaritan
A purse containing $180 was found in a vehicle seat by Geg Connell of the Elkhorn Elevator. The owner, who had feared loss, was overjoyed to recover the money and thanked Connell for his honesty. In other brief items a Japanese man fined for hunting without a license pays the $75 and is released from jail. District court to reconvene Monday.
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Connell
Elkhorn
Leathe Burn
Conner
Toklo
Bryan draws crowd in Grand Rapids amid feathered cartoon protest
reporter recalls a welcoming reception for William Jennings Bryan in Grand Rapids during a Michigan tour. a public meeting at powers theatre drew a large crowd while a cartoon depicted bryan with an election feather. the piece notes mixed opinions and praise for bryan as he speaks on reform and the political mood of the era.
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Grand Raplie
Mie
Walian J. Peyen
Grand Rapida
Michian
Powers’ Theatre
Grand
Airy
Bagi
United Tales
Dean
Peter
Bryan
Mit
Oeston
Evan Bled
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