Developing the arid farm lands in Wyoming era overview
A historic invitation details the Tallmadge-Buntin irrigation drive in the James Lake District. Tallmadge-Buntin bought 100000 acres, formed James Lake Irrigation Co with 1 million capital, built a seven mile storage reservoir and 200 miles of canals in ten months. Five hundred farmers have settled the Laramie Valley, with Rosler townsite rising. Secretary Wilson lauds Albany County fertility as yields reach 40 dollars per acre. There is a slogan promising reasons for farmers to settle in the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tallmadge-Buntin Company
James Lake Irrigation Co
Tallmadge-Buntin Co
Laramie
Tallandge-Buntin Company
Tallmadge Buntin Company
Rosler
Wilson
United States Department of Agriculture
Washington
Albany
Tuot
Bia Department of Agriculture
Wyoming
Uist
Auto Tour of the Continent by Mendad and Mong
A partially legible notice describes an auto tour of the continent by B D Mendad and A Mong. The text mentions routes through Chicago Cleveland and Portland with references to CheenWieh Connecticut and Denver as part of the journey and dates around May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mendad
Brothera
Sarhge
CheenWieh
Connecticut
Cleveland
Chicago
GinAba
Dapyer
Chayenny
Alriady
Bowlle
Portland
Benthern Chiorn
Meng Thor
Caburmin
Aron
Axle
Denver
Union Pacific Boosts Denver Laramie Freight Service
Wilt Graham of Lara mle and other meat and provision dealers note quick delivery from Denver to Laramie. The Borle cutoff freight service cuts typical delays, delivering meats in 24 hours and improving conditions for merchants previously hindered by layovers between Denver and Den ner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilt Graham
Laramle
Dener
Cheyenne
Denver
Laramie
Union Pacific
Daily Grind on a Chicago Special
A fragment from the on road Daily Grind issue recounts a road trip from Evanston to Laramie dated June 4, with items on party numbers and events. The piece notes censorship requests, mocks a Chicago Inter Ocean reporter, and hints at wagging tongues, weathered by a lively road diary tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Association of Commerce
Daily Grind
Evanston
Laramie
Carson
Chicago Tribune
Chicago Inter Ocean
Dadedom
Boya
Land
Load of Ladies Transit to Cheyenne Tangle in Transit
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a group of women traveling to Cheyenne with unclear details. Mentions Le Fond pula and Veale, Alley Mle, and a site called hantaun. Lacks clear dates or events to confirm a specific outcome or identities.
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Cheyenne Hhark Welnaee
le Fond Pula
Ancant Jussilead Fey Ue
Ai Bese Kite Veale
Ati ii Alley Mle
Matile Site
Hantaun
Irrigation Project Expands in Southern Wyoming
The second floor above the Terry & Wagner store rents to Arnold company engineers for the Talmadge Buntin project. Levison and W R Smith will run the office, Kenefick Quigley Passel Construction shares a room. Lake Hattle ditch work looms large with over one million cubic yards of earth to move, employing many men and steam shovels. Laramie to be HQ for supplies as land tributary to the project expands. Hood River berries advertised at Laramie Grocery Co. Special price this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry & Wagner
Arnold Company
Talmadge-Buntin Company
Levison
W. R. Smith
Kenefick, Quigley & Passel Construction Company
Lake Hattle
Golve
Wyoming
James Lake
Laramie
Pittsburg
Amalgamated Nation of Iron
Bsivel
American Sheet € Tin Plate Company
Denver
G. B. Deno
Hatwan Lafayette
California Etree
Dunn
McKensie
Herald Smith
Delia
Gala Banquet For Visiting Teachers At Presbyterian Church
The last day of the teachers institute ends with a gala banquet at the Presbyterian Church this evening. A formal closing function honors visiting teachers and the school board. a large attendance is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teachers’ Institute
Presbyterian Church
Partial Solar Eclipse Visible in Laramie This Evening
A partial sun eclipse will be visible in Laramie around five oclock p m if clouds permit. Only the upper right portion will be obscured and observers are advised to prepare smoked glass. The Pacific Market advertises seasonable goods and reliability for conservative buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramie
Pacific
Successful Appendicitis Operation for George Prahl in Hope
An appendectomy was performed Tuesday at the hospital by Iva Stevens McCullum and Lane on George Prahl of Hope Arkansas. He is a railroad clerk by trade and is reported doing finely. The item closes with the Graham Market promoting spring vegetables and market variety.
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George Prahl
Iva
Stevens
McCullum
Lane
Prahl
Hope
Arkansas
Yen
Circus Cars Arrive In City Tonight Showpad Travel
Circus cars from Cheyenne today head to the city amid a Magentack Wallace show. Yesterday the act appeared in Greeley before securing tracklines in the USP yards for forty two cars. The hood River strawberries are highlighted by Smith and Harvey in the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Greeley
Hood River
Smith & Harvey
Explorer Finds Sands That Sing
Reports from Henry Hetnell describe singing sands and speaking stones in the Santa Monica mountains, comparing sounds to organ notes and bells, with theory tied to hollow sand grains observed on stepping or rubbing.
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Los Angeles
Henry Hetnell
Santa Monica
Helnell
Heine
Governor Brooks Honored in Laramie Dinner
Governor Brooks was guest of honor at a six oclock dinner at the U P hotel in Laramie hosted by President C O Murrell. Attendees included Edward Tyllsop Senator Holliday Col EB J Bell and others. The event followed by a visit to Albany county teachers institute and a university appearance with commencement addresses and a horse ride.
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Gov. Brooks
U.P
C. 0. Murrell
Edward Tyllsop
Holliday
Col
J. Bell
P. Arnold
King
Cromline
Atberly
A. (. Jones
J. Tidbath
Ove Gramm
Wouth
Bef University Tie Cadate
Plum Getting Larder Athe Years Go By
A fragmentary item notes a plum feature at an eatery near Kings fore'a with unclear dates and names. The readable words hint at a cafeteria or cafe setting and possible mentions of a person or place, but the text remains garbled and fragmentary.
Commencement Ends With Presidents Reception
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Heoellen
Malta
Aalvienelly Doculis
Laramie Local News and Market Notes
Local items from Laramie include the cash market receipts with twelve coyote pelts redeemed at the county clerk, a carload of water pipe for Grand Avenue, and the Denver Laramie freight engine No. 216 placed on duty. Emmanuel Payne of Eaton will preach at the Baptist church, Western Stars beat Tigers, Albany county teachers institute closes, wool clip shipments to Boston, and upcoming circus day along with various community updates.
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SOM Salvation Army
Laramie
Grand Avenue
Ladies’ Auxiliary
B. of R. T
Denver Laramie
Emmanuel Payne
Eaton
Colorado
Western Stars
Tigers
Albany County
Destiny
D. Sapfziger
Chas
Jarvia
Cheyenne
Chris Cline
Jeremiah Williams
Boston
Laramie Lumber Company
C. Merica
Thornburg Street
Medicine Bow
Willis Rankin
Nevada
Grand Island
Neb
Council Bluffs
Towa
Eye
L. L. Laugbila
Tallmadge Buntin Go Brings In Another Party
Two special cars loaded with eastern investors arrived at Laramie today linked to No 7 and No 17. Ten more went to Bosler on No 5. In all forty five people were brought in under the Tallmadge directive.
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Tallmadge
Buntin
Laramie
Bosler
Fragmented note on legal notice and local bonds
A garbled excerpt from a historic newspaper mentions legal actions involving a bond issue, rent concerns, and municipal finances. It references a 800 4 Quarterly figure and various unnamed parties, with scattered phrases about committees, towns, and locations, all in unclear order.
Soldiers Dislike Tent Quarters at Fort Rut Fell
The Cheyenne Leader reports that colored soldiers of the Ninth rivalry serving in the Philippines dislike tent living at Fort Rut Fell. They faced a cold, rainy spell, settled in yesterday, and many contracted colds requiring hospital care.
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Colored Solitiers
University of Wyoming classes stage own obsequies
The graduating class of the University of Wyoming held its own obsequies in the auditorium. Juniors seized the platform and mockingly honored the seniors with a staged ceremony including a class prophecy and colorful pageantry.
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Junilor
University of Wyoming
Bensoni
Laura Brejneh
Evangeline Downey
Miss Downey
Grand Avenue
Laramie Crowley
Opticon
Crowley
Wyoming Commencement Honors Governor and Fourteen Graduates
The University of Wyoming held its nineteenth commencement with Gov. Brooks delivering an address on Wyoming and its opportunities. Fourteen students received diplomas as faculty and trustees presided. Prizes were awarded to students including Miss Julia Jones and Miss Leslie Cook, with plans announced for future prizes and restoration work activities by faculty. The celebration concluded with the benediction and a campus reception tonight.
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University
Governor of Wyoming
Board of Trustees
Walance
Deas Bode
Goodwin
Brooks
Wyoming
Ukowe
Sta
Iogalis
Wadhous
Mise Exel Brown
Philo Bennels
Ailse Julia Jones
Mies Hthel Chase
Mary Beatt
Jacques Luraale
Mise Leslie Cook
Lila Hvangline
Downwy
Dive Katharine ‘Taylor
Stes
Leslie Cook
Lewis Cook
Prealdene Merica
Strong Copper Mine Board Holds Meeting Today
A meeting of the Strong copper mining company board is in progress this afternoon attended by members from Newit and by Ab. Baker Aire. De Swiyuet of Leakie and Mrs. N. Stickney. They plan to review Professor A. C. Dart s report after a thorough examination of the property to determine pay ore and values. About 100 assays have been made and are being logged as part of the appraisal.
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Progres
Nellis B. Curthell
Uewit
Ab. If
Government Officials Here as a Sheep Expert
Government officials visit to discuss livestock policy amid confusion. A local sheep expert demonstrates practical approaches at a public briefing, with attendees including community leaders and agricultural agents. The event highlights ongoing debates over veterinary oversight and grazing regulations.
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Wyoming Lands
Tallmadge-Buntin
James Lake District
Tallmadge-Punting
Percy Cropper
Deseret News
Fionaire Frank
Plesse
Balt Lake City
Salt Lake City
John Harding
John
Mott
Hobie
Deapres
Fallire
Ty Watatain
Amanent
Lake Mattle
At the
Ando
Graham
News
The
Sovernor Brooks
Lerausse
Laramie Localized
Doyle
Tariaye
Tahoe
Arikmalied
Lediny Comite
Ali Naitt
Lil
Cath Dew
Hum
Bering
Gnaig
Winnertfaig
Foorson
Erek
Wwflegare
Leven
Thatir
Ain
Sisterhood
Strong Mine Board
My Bo
Slaw
Wawlington
AllioMt
Hellualey
Cee
Athwuayweey
Mengar
Lee Louk
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