Better Than Hanna Coal Shines at Laramie Plant
Large crowd hails Citizens coal from their new mine as its first delivery powers Laramie Light and Power. Fireman Carl Larson notes the gauge rising to 119 pounds then falls to 100 as the pilot test ends with the verdict “Better than Hanna.” Engineers Johnson and Supt. Kelim endorse the result, signaling cheap, local power potential for the region.
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Laramie Light and’ Power
Citizens’ Mine
Hanna
Gus
Jolson
Carl Larson
Carl Tar
Ron
Indienrs
Citizens’ Coal Company
Citisens
Laramie
Athany*coumty
Laramir
Tme
Larson
Johnson
Kelim
State fair dates set for the fourth annual event
Dowling Wyoming April 25 report the state fair commission has chosen September 29 and 20 as the due dates for the fourth annual state fair. Nicholas Quirk, pioneer of Fremont, Neb, died in Laramie Wyoming at about 70. He lived in Fremont during the Union Pacific work period and later farmed near the city. He leaves a wife and seven children.
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Dowling
Wyo
State Fair Commission
Fremont
Neb
Nicholas Quirk
Laramie
Wye
Nebraska
Union Pacific
Ogwiala
Julesburg
Eaves & Wife
City Pride Drives Laramie Boosters to May 2 Event
City boosters are urged to attend the Denver, Laramie and Northwestern railroad opening in Ardva on May 2. President Simpson of the Laramie Commercial Club asks local business leaders to represent Laramie, confirming plans for a strong turnout from Fort Collins Cheyenne and other towns.
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Laramie
Denver, Laramie & Northwestern Railroad
Simpson
Arvada
Denver
Fort Collins
Creeley
Colorado
Big Delega
Cheyeanne
Cheyenne
Commercial Club
Tie
Denver, Laramie & Northwestern
Eggleston
Boxers Offer Benefit Event For Destitute Coal Camp Families
Mugay Scheel of Cheyenne and Roy Moore of Denver propose a ground boxing bout in this city to aid destitute families of the coal camp Manna. They would come at their own expense, draw a good crowd, and donate receipts to the charitable cause. Local sports weigh the idea amid potential official concerns and aim to finalize arrangements soon.
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Mugay Scheel
Cheyenne
Roy Moore
Denver
Manna
Magey Schgel
Dhe
Recelpia
Lammle Sports
Warren Favors Market for Wool in Omaha
Senator Warren of Wyoming urges creation of a binary wool market in Omaha as the logical hub for the western wool region. He argues proximity from Montana, Wyoming, and Colorado supports a strong Omaha market, predicting rapid forward movement and benefiting wool manufacturers. He cites available water power and electricity as aiding manufacturing and notes past proposals for product utilization.
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Washington
Urren
Wyoming
Omaha
Montana
Omeha
Goko wilie entertainment nets 170 for Henna fund
Mary Biavene Clark reports Kemmerer Wisconsin event by university glee and mandolin club at Golo ile netting 170 dollars for a henna benefit fund. Audience warm reception praised the performers and funds will aid the Henna fund materially.
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Mary Biavene Clark
Kemmerer
Wic
AON
Goloile
Gas Flow Hits Sheridan Drilling Site Gushes at Depth
Sheridan Wyoming April 25 County Commissioner William K Wagner who farms twelve miles north of town struck natural gas while drilling for water on Tongue River. Initial flame rose six feet high then grew to steady eight foot blaze before drillers moved gear to prevent destruction. Water surged as gas emerged and auto shutoff quenched fire. Wagner and crew left for town after plans to deepen the well and extend fixtures to increase gas flow.
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Sheridan
Wyo
Wm. K. Wagner
Tongue River
Wil
Wagner
Lintown
Gan
Open Carbon Hotel and J Kent Plan New Cirban Opening
Open Carbon Hotel and J Kent announce reopening efforts at Cirban with Medlone Bow location expected for Bik Mi vie flop. The Hunt market company faces action as TaWaen market company is sued for 140,008 aiming to establish an open account.
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Open Carbon Hotel
J. Kent
Aeranton Hotel
Cirban Wa
Kent
Medlone Bow
Sues Towsen Company
Hunt Mmrket
Med Sult
TaWaen Market
Pubquabes Auto W. HB Jacobin Radar Tour
Denver Bard tour item with unusual phrasing shows a public event involving performers at Gwenreed nmrenay. The brief mentions a radar-received message and erect throats, suggesting a theatrical or musical performance context with key names Pubquabes Auto W. HB and Jacobin.
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Pubquabes Auto W
Denver
Gwenreed
Outs Will Speak at the OK Theatre
An unconfirmed local notice reports a cowboy preacher named Bella will address an audience at the OK Theatre. Details on date or program are unclear due to damaged OCR.
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O. K
Bella
Cowboy Preacher
Tamara
OQ1
Sam Betts Delivers Temperance Talk in Port Huron
Sam Betts of Port Huron Michigan the famed revival preacher who left a Texas ranch to wage war on the liquor traffic spoke at the Baptist church last night pleasing a large audience with a temperance lecture.
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Sam’ Betts
Port Huron
Mich
Texas
Baptist Church
Agitation for Gold Hill Road Gains Steam
Several Laramie men urge a Centennial to Gold Hill road to open the rich district. They cite the scenic Gold Hill country and vast tourist traffic as reasons the route would attract visitors and benefit mining enterprises with better access and transport opportunities.
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Laramie
Centennial
Gold Hill
Gold AM District
Gold Hill District
Charitable Persons Attend Aged Woman Near River
Kind hearted neighbors care for Mrs Hone a destitute elderly woman found near the river Dritee southwest of the city. The bar has been reported to the county authorities who will take charge of the destitute woman.
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Hone
Dritee
Arbor Day Observance Noted Across Tara mie
Arbor Day was observed in Tara mie with extensive tree planting. Students at the state university planted trees on campus and in the area. Public schools, banks, and public offices were closed for the holiday. In the central city district residents joined elilgens in planting trees and shrubs.
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Taramie
The
State University
Theereat Dence
Ingersoll Sells Cheyenne Store in Landmark Deal
Mrs Ingersoll sells her Cheyenne store for about 840 000 linking to Larimle dry goods firm and New York buyers Predmouthy Richards. The seller Mullis Ingersoll will remain as manager of Lavmaite store. sale sets stage for future residence in Cheyenne.
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Cheyenne
Ates Mallie Ingereoll
Ir Larimle Dry Coods Gampany'e Fiere
Tele Eliy
Chevernetore
Predmouthy & Richards
New York
Mullis Ingersoll
Letterday
Owne & Large
Lavmaite
Meron
Administration to Be Attacked in Forest Reserve Debate
Washington, April 25. Western senators plan to attack forest reservation policy as the agricultural appropriation bill reaches the Senate. Senator Heyburn of Idaho introduces a resolution demanding a detailed list of forest service employees who attended meetings in 1907, their starting points, and government expenses. The move aims to expose a traveling caravan promoting reserves and influencing hostile senators, with a vigorous fight expected to tighten the bureau's control in the funding bill.
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Washington
Senate
Heyburn
Idaho
Secretary of Agriculture
Forest Service
Forest Bureau
Wyoming wool year expected to top Montana records
Cheyenne reports this year’s Wyoming wool clip will exceed all previous totals and likely surpass Montana’s, as estimates place the state at about 35,000,000 pounds grease wool. Last year’s fleece averaged 72 pounds, with finer, longer wool anticipated this season despite scarce pastures due to recent storms.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
Montana
Elon
Atorme
Henedicts Triumph Over University in Openers
In the opening game of the series a team representing Henedicts defeated the state university by 10 to 0. The contest featured frequent errors and many runs, with windy conditions shaping play. A small crowd observed the match from the stands.
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State University
Mag Strong Appointed Postmaster at LeStis
Mag Strong is named postmaster at LeStis replacing Dako who resigned. Washington and Albany officials confirm the appointment in the wake of a mid career posting. The move sets Strong to manage local mail service and district operations.
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Mag Strong
Lestis
Washington
Apel
Anns i. Bone
Pontinastior
Edi
Albany
Conmiy
Wye
Wee
Dako
Cowpunchers Threaten to Plug Reckless Auto Drivers
A frontier tone warns of cowpunchers acting against speeding drivers on rural roads. Local riders claim autos, bicycles, and rigs disturb ranchers and horses. The unnamed source vows swift, violent retaliation to curb careless driving.
Remains of Nicholas Quirk Buried Today
The funeral of Nicholas Quirk who died Wednesday was held at 10 80 oclock at the family home 365 North Fifth Street. Rev Hogbin of the Presbyterian church conducted the service. Burial was in the city cemetery. The Quirk family members Jane and Will Quirk Fremont Nebraska and Mrs Wm Theos Park City Utah attended.
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Nicholas Quirk
North Fifth Street
Hogbin
Presbyterian Church
City
Janes
Will Quirk
Fremont
Nebsona
Wm. Theos
Park City
Utah
Mrs Linton Sells Home in West Site Block
Mrs H Linton sold her house and two vacant lots at the corner of Custer and Spruce streets West Site to R E Pitoh this morning. The property includes a residence and adjacent lots.
Sixth Street Residents Organize Water Company
Residents on Sixth Street plan a meeting Tuesday evening to organize the Sixth Street Water Company and to lay the first cast iron water main in the city. Albany County Bryan Club will meet this evening in the office of W. Holliday.
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Sixth Street
Sixth Street Water Company
Say & Cast Iron Water Main
Bryan Club
Albany County
Wo. Holliday
Local man brutalized in county hospital assault inquiry
Police seek who beat Tom Cuerdon leaving him in critical condition at county hospital. Victim Billy Patterson injured by a punch or hit blamed on 2% Hayes of Centennial Valley, who denies involvement as officers consider warrants.
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Billy Patterson
Tom Cuerdon
Cuerdon
Cuenlou
Hayes
Centennial Valley
Vaughman
Jackson Brown Dead at Local Home Burial Arranged
Jackson Brown of Laramie died here at 8 o clock from peritonitis after a brief illness. He was about AA years old and a son of Mrs J Brown Loveheign. The widow will arrive tomorrow morning for the funeral to be held in the church of Wilks, with burial at Lara mule. The deceased came to Muhelty recently and was treated by Dr Hamilton, recovering slightly before relapsing. He had been a member of jl Bika joige and leaves behind a widow and several relatives. Continuous mourning and services will be announced by the family.
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Jackson Brown
Laramie
Periton Fils
Laramule
Mira J. Brown
Indian Brown
Lara
J. Brown
Mee Rice
Ant Mae Sanger
Muhelty
Hamilton
Sanday
Dir
Brown
Ollie
Hoeal Wilks
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Mugsy Shoel
Warren
Jacent
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Preeiecs
Tawlind Tooted
Laranie
Pralik Kote
Mil Riemer
Vatrigle Mophny
Mary A. Koale
Keefe
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Sam Betts
Arbor Day
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