New Jackson County Forms From Fort Collins Accord
Jackson County begins life debt free with cash in hand as Larimer and Jackson counties settle a mutual agreement at Fort Collins. Larimer assumes bonded debt, Jackson bears its pro rata share and collects partial tax funds through June 1 1909 to cover expenses. Jackson receives a portion of forest reserve funds and pays its own taxes from June 1 1909. County Attorney Herring advised on legal points to protect Larimer and Jackson interests.
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Jackson
North Park
Colorado
Boards of Commissioners
Larimer
Fort Collins
Herring
Jackson County
Laramie
Mystery Woman Haunts Town As Boomerang Reports Arrival
A traveling man, famed in the region, received a message from a mysterious visitor claiming to be a Shy Ann maid. He left town in haste after learning a man of many customers would soon arrive, while the woman stayed in the town and sought his return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scandeep
Two University Societies Clash Over Baseball Banner
The Sikma Beta Phi and Delta Theta Kappa societies of the university played a late morning inter-society baseball game on the campus diamond. Rivalry ran high as spectators watched the two groups compete for pride and bragging rights, with the winners celebrating their victory.
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Sikma Beta Phi
Delta .Theta Kappa University
Ranchman and wife return from trip abroad
Mr. Aid Mrs. Geo. Bykyn arrived home today on No. 5 from a year's trip abroad. Bykyn is a prominent Albany county ranchman and has much to say about the far East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aid
Geo. Bykyn
Bykyn
Albany County
Far East
Hepner Contract Secured For Frank E Hepner Residence
The contract was awarded to Jacob Berner this morning for 4800 dollars to build the Frank E Hepner residence on the corner of Eleventh and Custer streets. The cottage is to be a modern seven room dwelling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Berner
Frank E. Hepner
Eleventh and
Custer Streets
Pullman Shops to Be Erected in Denver and Cheyenne Plans
F K Rock of Pullman in Denver heads to Chicago to plan new shops in Denver to build and repair Pullman sleeping cars and handle western business. He will return in about two weeks. The Union Pacific owns the current shops at 4th Street and lease expires in December. The company may renew or build a large facility and move Denver’s main transcontinental route. A Greek laborer was injured at Islay and a tramp was treated after a freight train incident west of Cheyenne. Gen Buol Park denied talks of a North Platte Medicine Bow cutoff. Freight routes and inspections will shift to Laramie for new cut‑off. The passenger train traffic and double tracking progress on Greely district roads. A carload of canary wool and wagons were reported arriving, with a heavy freight line throughput noted in Cheyenne.
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F. K. Rock
Pullman Company
Denver
Chicago
Tle
Prevent
Union Pacifi
Pullman
Nxt
Mee
Union Pacific
U. P
Islay
Saya
Here
Park
Julesburg-La Salle
Borle
Unionackfie
Cheyenne
Buot
North Platte
Neb
Medicine Bow
Wyo
Bridgeport
Western
Greely
Rawlins
Wansutter
Omaha
Anto Pacific
Laramiere
G. A. Black
VW. P
Laramin
Ottolay Bushness
Puddles Now Oceans to Follow Says Gleneyre Resident
A Gleneyre Colorado resident warns that current floods may be just a prelude to much higher waters after snowmelt. He states three to five feet of snow remain in the hills and promises floods far worse than recent events.
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A. Dom. Baldwin
Gleneyre
Colo
Fitin
Nena
Powell Case Dismissed After Witness Drops Testimony
At the request of the prosecuting witness Mrs. Wm. Powell the case of the State of Wyoming Mary Powell was dismissed this morning. The complaining witness said she could not gain her husband’s consent to testify against his mother hence would drop the matter. The defendant was accused of threatening the life of the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Powell
State of
Wyoming
Mary Powell
Accident and storms hit Wheatland area residents
Ernest Rydberg, son of Mrs. P. E. B. Rydberg, lost the fore finger of his left hand in a lawn mower accident while playing Tuesday. A lightning strike killed a fine team belonging to Wade, a new Wheatland resident from Iowa. Boisseau family plans a visit to city relatives as Bolaseau prepares for study at Laramie University this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Rydberg
P. EB. Rydberg
Wade
Lawcon
Iowa
Boisseau
Petition in Circulation Over Laramie Postmaster Seat
A circulating petition in Laramie seeks the reappointment of Beltz as postmaster, with many Republicans contemplating a change despite Beltz's long tenure. The town expects a heated contest as the term ends next year and others, including Renate Atiwrly, plan to push for the plum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramie
Department
Beltz
Mr. Beltz
T ‘Hey
Mr. Betts
Mttle
Renate Atiwrly
Albany County Teachers Institute Session Starts Monday
The Albany County Teachers Institute opens Monday with a five day program at Laramie. Instructors include Milli Huth Adsit from the University of Wyoming on primary methods, Dr. June B. Downey on psychology, Prof. M. Shuck on English, Prof. William Marquardt on music, Miss Emma Nagel on accompaniment, and Elelon Simpson as secretary. The program features opening exercises, various division sessions, and certificates.
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Albany County
Elelon Simpson
Laramie
Seer Rotary
Pollowhig
Monany
Rev
Moghin
Mental Boonany
Miew Downey
TOSI
Heme
Prof
Marquardt
Moelie
Mina Nagel
Children's Day Exercises In Laramie Churches
Tomorrow churches in Laramie plan Children's Day programs featuring organ voluntaries, prayers, hymns, solos, choirs, and Bible readings. Participants include local youth groups and teachers, with processions, recitations, and presentations of diplomas and Bibles, followed by a benediction by Rev. G. Holiday.
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Laramie
Byterian Church
Ted Nna
Aileen Anderson
Hong
Ruth
Bolo
Mrs Brown
Swimpe
Lively Time With Horses On Thornburg Street
A horse belonging to Mr. Lou Bath on Thornbury Street bolted from his front yard while his son was wounded. The horse dragged a cart and caused panic among bystanders as residents and drivers avoided the scene.
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Thornburg Street
Lou Bath
Mieet
Thornbury
Drageiie
Vani Toy Cheelton
Centennial
Miele
Appointed Inspector for State Sheep Board in South District
R. H. Prien brother of Dr. Prien of the university is named inspector on the state board of sheep commissioners for the Southern district. He will base at Laramie and stay in Evanston for about two weeks to supervise sheep dipping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Prien
Dr. Prien
University
State Board of Sheep Commissioners
Southern District
Laramie
Evanston
Popular Dentist Recovers After Appendicitis Operation
Dr Nydegger was seen on the streets yesterday and today the first time since his appendicitis operation. He reports feeling well and hopes to be at his business again soon. Friends congratulate him on a successful recovery.
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Nydegger
Fire Department Exhibition Run Noted By Officials
Chief Cordiner and Deputy Brees dispatched a mock exercise after leaving the station. The team completed a two block run to the Albany County Bank fireplug in one minute twenty three and one fifth seconds, unseen by the station crew.
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Cordiner
Brees
Fire Department
Albany County Bank
Work Begins on Laramie Club Tennis Court
Work started today on a tennis court for the Laramie club located east of the clip rooms. The project is supervised by a committee including Eugene Tidball Professor Towar and Mr. Clark.
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Laramie Club
Eugene Tidball
Towar
Clark
Circus fight heats up between Ringlings and independents
The Boomerang predicts Ringling Brothers will tour Lara mie as advertised though disputes arise over Denver show billings and fire police orders. A Hagenbeck rep interview is cited as true while tensions with Denver Post owners and Hasenbeck-Wallace remain unsettled. The paper forecasts a fierce nationwide battle for territory this season and hopes Hasenbeck-Wallace and Ringlings visit Laramie.
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Ringling Brothers
Laramie
Hoomerang
Hagenbeck
Ringling
Denver
Fire and Police Board of
Thatelty
Denver Post
Ringlings
Ringling Trust
Hasenbeck-Wallace
Ringling Jeowa
Beloves
Yesterday's Ball Games Snapshot From Multiple Leagues
Daily baseball scores from Western League, National League, American League, American Association, Southern League, and Pacific Coast League. Notable results include Topeka 8 Denver 4. Cleveland 8 Boston 1. Philadelphia 2 St Louis 1. Detroit 0 New York 0. Portland 4 Vancouver 2. Tomorrow’s schedule lists Denver at Topeka and New York at Philadelphia among others.
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Topeka
Denver
Lincoln
Siouxity
Des Moines
Omaha
Wichita
Pueblo
Boxton
Chicago
Vittaburgh
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Cineinuutt
New York
St. Louie
Warlington
Detroit
Cilengo
Cleveland
Boston
American Association
Minneapolis
Columbia
Indianagolia
MU Waukon
Louisville
St. Paul S .Toledo
Kaneng City
Atlanta
New Orleata
Montgomery
Mobile
Niuhville
Little Rook
Momphie
Blewinghan
Helge Pacific Coast League
Yorgon
Tam Audelan
Prantionn
Oadland
Vortland
San Wraniche
Emma A mining property in shape for working control sought
Northrup and Powell of Leslie are in the city en route to Dover to arrange operation of the Emma A mining property. The site has a 160 foot shaft and 200 feet of drift workings. It is unclear who will secure control once the prep work is complete.
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Northrup
Hy Powell
Leslie
Dover
Cola
End of School Year Highlights and Upcoming Vacations
The city schools closed for vacation with plans forming for teachers and students. Several staff will spend summers out of town, including Miss Belle Huff at Fullerton and Miss Dora Leichardt returning to Wisconsin. Notable pupil movements include Miss Jennie King returning to Buffalo and Miss Edna King to Kansas City. The year was praised for strong instruction, especially from Prof. A. L. Bramhall, and lists of graduates and perfect attendance adherents are noted from Eighth, Boomih, and Went Side classes.
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Belle Huff
Fullerton
Neb
Lacey Wedding
Meliah
Colorado
East Side
Dora Leichardt
Klkhart
Wisconsin
Laramie
Jennie King
Buffalo
Wyoming
Edna King
Kansas City
Imany
A. L. Bramhall
Fulton Bellamy
Ernest DeForest
John Iddick
Charles Broadhurs
Orville Frazer
Stanley Greenbaum
George Haskins
Oxeny Peterson
Hdna Peterson
Anna Bothet
Naomi Sullivan
Raymond Lindereon Virth
Enid Cook
Charlon Coolidge
Winifred ‘Taylor
H—Allen Hixon
Mildred Oarey
Dorothy Lewis
Perfest
Tal Mide
Vifeharade
Olga Hothen
Pid Dartar ‘Thissontun Piret
Tivekwith
Gala Auto Bay In Laramie May Be Gala Auto Bay In Laramie
Fragmented OCR text mentions Laramie and May, with garbled phrases about a gala event, people like Wilkie, and dates near May. Reading remains unclear but implies a local social or promotional gathering with uncertain details and possible references to participants and timing.
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Gala Auto Bay
Laranie
Denver Mayor Forces Circus Battle Over City Showdown
Mayors and private circuses clash as Denver negotiates a joint venture with Lee Shubert Amusement Co. amid a feud among Bonfils Tammen Hagenbeck-Wallace and Ringling Bros. Forepaws Barnum Bailey. Floto plans to oppose Ringling, Forepaws, and peers for July 26 mammoth tour.
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Denver
Speer
Ho Fing
Lee Shubert Amusement Company
Bonfils & Tammen
Hagenbeck-Wallace Clrouses
Ringling Bros
Forepaw's
Barnum & Bailey's
Floto
Bonfire & Tammen
Floto Circus
Ringling
Barnum & Bailey
Cheyenne Club Plans Big Dinner Than Expected
A Cheyenne Tribune report says a Cheyenne Industrial Club committee has sold about 80 tickets for a Home Product dinner next Monday night. Cheyenne residents will have 160 seats, with 50 for visitors, totaling 200.
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Industrial Club
Sayw
Cheyenne Tribune
Three Good Games In Sight At Fair Grounds
Tomorrow at the fair grounds the Gems face Company A in a strong series as the soldiers arrive by train. Laramie aims to improve on past records against Company A and Cheyenne Indiana in Cheyenne next week. A large turnout is expected with as many as seventy fans riding to Cheyenne and a railroad rate set for the route trip.
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Cheyenne
Fair Grounds
Gems
Company A
Laramie Boys
Cheyenne Indiana
Wie Vesie
Ae Lair
Maradtt &T
Lady Files Suit for Separate Maintenance
A daily court session today heard a suit for separate maintenance filed by a woman against Mow T. Pryor. The case centers on support and property claims tied to the couple’s disputed residence and income.
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Diwkly
T. Pryor
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Chwyennie
Ellie Lio
Amine
Cano
THE
Wheatland Times
Senator Atherly
the Teachers Institute
Laramie County
Harold Harris
First Baptist
FL J. Holder
Scoooey
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Watt
Irby'e
Houta
Atte Blottiday
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Jesus
Hertzog
Ceeeee Marvin Jarvis
Winifred Taylor
Alexander
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Opal Crawford
Daisy
Misa Eddy
Star Spangled Banner
Sreresceneres Congregation
I Reessore Foona
Marion Emmons
Sss
Fred Emmons
Josephine Richardson Bong
Ceeeee
Virginia Miller
Robert Wilson
Della Hunter Congregation
Sone
Boomerang
Evolve
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York
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Hretral
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Pune
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Almor Liweky
Pemline
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Tween Trust and
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Law
Cheyenne Club
Denator Johnson
Coant
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