21 Jul 1908
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Newspaper
Laramie Boomerang
Location
Laramie, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1908
Page
1
Washington July 31 The average wages per hour in 1907 rose 8.7 percent over 1906 while weekly hours fell 1.4 percent and employment rose 1 percent. A Bureau of Labor study covering 4169 estimates across 41 industries notes retail food prices rose 4.2 percent in 1907 over 1906, reducing purchasing power slightly.
A Bryan club the first in the state has been organized in Evanston with James Brown as president. The group is named the Uinta County Bryan club and shows strong local support for the presidential race.
Harold Moore son of a prominent ranchman suffered a fractured leg after a loading accident at Sundance on July 21. He was treated for the injury and remains under medical care.
Milrook on July 21 reports the entire woolelip of the Millbrook ranch stored for better sale. Garfield at Cody as irrigation work draws a large crowd. Garflold arrived with Congreagnen Min eit for a personal inspection and local entertainments were planned for his return from the main section.
Pinedale hears details of Andy Coleman death at Nicholson ranch. Justice Johnston convened a coroner’s inquest and jury found Coleman died by throat slashing on the night of July 4. Witness Wm. Brodie released after partial testimony. rumors of arrests surfaced but no clear suspect.
A blaze swept through a Muller warehouse part believed to store Pomraan and Vounenan exports. Emergency crews battled the flames as witnesses reported damage to a tram and possible injuries. Authorities warned nearby residents to stay clear.
Colorado Springs July 21 The western states press for large donations to support Bryan Hitchcock and Taft bid in a split Republican field. National and state leaders urge coin to sway voters in Texas Oklahoma Oregon Utah and split Mormon ranks as seven western states report Bryan strength.
Wm H Taft visits near Hot Springs Virginia to open court services with a speech on administration of justice. The visit draws large crowds as speculation grows on Roosevelt and Taft campaigning and possible future stops before the election.
Manager Arangument Raye Ween leads the Laramie baseball squad for a forthcoming encampment game. The event promises a local matchup against the Encampment team with a hoped for strong turnout and competitive play.
A garbled item notes Coaree Morag and Bentnman on the Valod Pacite planning a high excursion over the Plalug bine da Combenival on Monday. Details are unclear due to OCR errors.
In a July 21 statement from Lincoln Missouri, W J Bryan urges Democratic newspapers to start a fund from subscribers. He argues individuals must contribute to finance campaigns as corporate money wanes, challenging Republicans to join and support political financing ahead of elections.
A garbled Union Partin scene at Yoon shows Conductap Moves Or No failing to maintain grip as tension rises. Names such as Larkin and Tay appear amid references to a minetown property and a rain flecked encounter on a beleaguered track.
In Denver a Colorado labor movement pledges support for William Jennings Bryan and the Democratic party in the coming presidential campaign. The Colorado State Federation of Labor plans county committees to register and mobilize the labor vote, aiming for a 95 percent turnout, with delegates forecasting labor backing Bryan over the Republicans.
The reclamation service reports plans for a 200 foot high Lahore canyon dam on the Green River in Colorado to create a 50 mile reservoir. The project aims to reclaim land across Wyoming Colorado Utah and Arizona by conserving water for four states. Local prospecting for cement limestone and gravel near the dam site is underway to lower project costs.
Asion Wyoming July 21 dragged by his horse in the open range a cowboy was saved from death when his boot burst from the stirrup and his foot freed. Verney Watton, a year old son of a ranchman, suffered a crushed skull and other injuries but expected to recover.
A contract for laying a Hineh lateral along Nowh Second street was let to CR Inman. Work to commence immediately. Mr and Mrs Fr Svenson and R T Doubleday travelled from Crow Creek to camp during the parade to take pictures of troop movements. Doubleday will be lodged with the first sergeant of Treo A Found cavalry.
Police report a counterfeit ten dollar note incident last night with a Japanese suspect not identified. Officers say they believe the man has fled the area and offers no further clues.
A marriage license was issued this afternoon to Arnnie Kingafors and Freila Wo'fe, formalizing their intended union.
Fire started in Dr. Lowrey’s office in McKag hilock Hew Mid area causing small damage before crews extinguished it with chemicals. Origin remains unknown.
The patient returns home after treatment with care from doctors and nurses. Support from family helped speed recovery and reduce the risk of complications. Local health officials emphasize follow up and rest.
Arthur Kingsford and Mi se Wolfe wed tomorrow at the home of Mr and Mrs Ralph McCathlan. The couple will depart after the ceremony for a honeymoon in Denver and Lake City with planned stops along the way.
Readable fragments describe a local notice or event with names and dates, but essential details are unclear. The text mentions September and November ranges, names like Heyl and Wale, and a general schedule or bidding context without complete clarity.
Rumors spread in Howell last night that May was killed in a fray near the town, but supporters claim he is alive and arriving in town to dispel the dubious reports from his parents. The inconsistent accounts circulated as dawn broke.
A sufficient number of ties have been secured to conduct several miles of the North Park extension of the L. Hyde & P. line. The work will extend into the Medicine Bow forest reserve where the Wes will be cut.
Uncertain text notes Janws Naismith the whambher begins a brick building project. Source mentions a man named Naismith and a planned block likely for business use with a formal announcement.
Crumrine reports a full recovery after his recent apession ordeal and says he is back at home in good health. A social event at 4 P M and R will host a dance tonight by the North Star Ball, with an evening charge for patrons.
Disordered OCR describes mining activity near Hewt and Douglas creeks with Liptopia mining company MoM and WP Law son casting interest. Mentions conveyance to a mine, development underway, and local arrivals. notes on community responses and forthcoming events in Centennial town.
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