Wiley Denounces Meat Extracts In Lecture At Indiana Meet
Dr H W Wiley of the Bureau of Chemistry Washington lectured to the Indiana section of the American Chemical Society at the German House Indianapolis June 20 on applications of chemistry for agriculture and public welfare He warned against meat extracts in invalid diets and cautioned about poisonous substances in canned meats urging dating of can contents and honesty by packers The talk concluded with promises to continue in page three
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Republican critique of gubernatorial candidate choice in Wyoming
The letter criticizes the Wyoming Republican delegation and the push to nominate J. J. Congress for governor. It argues wealth as the sole qualification is insufficient and questions why other wealthy Republicans in Salt Lake are not considered. The writer laments unmet promises of government projects and accuses officials of offering only hot air.
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Congress
Rawline
Utah
Wines
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J. J. Congress
Salt Lake
Surveyors north of Sidney ponder railroad cutoffs
A courier of seven or eight men touring 40 miles north of Sidney reports evasive answers about their plans while baggage shows engineering tools. They were seen near Halleck Canon working for a possible Union Pacific link toward Medicine Bow, with implications of a faster route and access to a new agricultural belt.
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Sherrick Holmes
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City Council Proceedings Adjourn With Quorum Gap
City council met at 7:15 pm with Phillips Soderstrom and Spicer present. liquor licenses for Chas Popp and Curly Larsen granted. Sewer extension discussed but delayed for funding. poundmaster impounding dispute with Corthell examined. street crownings proposed on Thornbune and adjacent blocks. Ninth Street water main petition laid over due to lack of quorum. matter to be revisited next regular meeting.
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Alli Investigatone
Agali
Wilnernes
Wa“Aay
Mir Cortell
Patterson
Ninth Street
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PawKer
Aven Nelson
Stamp Mill Planned for Copper Mountain in Wyoming
Baxin June 20 The Wind Rived Mining Milling company organized to develop the Dud Hale property where the original strike at Copper Mountain was made. They ordered $10,000 worth of stamp machinery to be installed near the mine. The Hale claims are the rich lead in the Copper Mountain district, valued at $900 a pound from which ore has been taken.
Park Dance Tonight London and Royal Family Nervous Strain
Reports from a royal family source describe the Queen of Stain suffering a nervous breakdown after a bomb incident. She reportedly recovered briefly during public duties but later grew exhausted by the turmoil and the ensuing travel plans with the king of Spain, who aims to sail aboard the yacht Victoria after a visit to Cowes during the holiday season.
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Teachers Buy Souvenir Plate at Holliday's
Local teachers purchase a souvenir plate featuring the U. W. Science Hall or High School at Holliday's, marking a civic memory item and school pride.
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Albany County Agricultural Fair premium payment note
Mr F A Miller head of the fair board said no communication arrived from the Jereford Cattle Breeders Association of Kate sus City Missouri promising two hundred dollars toward the premium for twenty cows in class 2 at the Albany County Agricultural Fair.
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Woman Driven Insane by Grief Over Death
Mrs Prince Simms, wife of a prominent Snake River valley figure, has been placed in a California asylum after her mind failed from prolonged sorrow over the death of her daughter.
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First National Banks Receives Comptroller Call for 18th Month Report
The Comptroller of the Currency in Washington orders all National Banks to submit a statement of actual business up to the 18th of the past month. This annual action provides government assurance on banks' soundness to the public.
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Hye Hayes
Teachers Institute Session Highlights and Lectures
A successful Teachers Institute session featured Dr Hall and Dr Brown as speakers. Mrs Trombull performed a vocal solo, and Mr P Arnold was scheduled to speak before Dr Hall returned east. Sessions covered practical application of methods, reading with expression, and craftwork, with Adit and Lee leading a Teachers Reading Circle. The program outlined morning craftwork, division meetings, and a rural teachers gathering, ending with a university commencement.
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Investment in Orange Farm Amid Isle of Pines Dispute
Hillftalo Wire reports Creswell from this place returned from the Isle of Pines amid a Cuba United States dispute. He invested in orange funds and plans to return to the area. Newcastle notes Mondell Nichaly Constructing sells riding outfit to Kilpatrick Brothers, who now hold the contract to line the Northwestern ratte road from Casper to Lander. Cheyenne exams show three failed to pass medical board certificates in a class of ten. Dr Paul Newcomb of Gillette posted second highest average.
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Wyombag
Ure State Medical Board
Paul Newcomb
Gillette
Warren seeks funds for Cheyenne federal building upgrade
Washington June 20 Senator Warren introduced in the Senate an amendment to the sundry civil appropriation bill appropriating 15000 for improvements and alterations to the Cheyenne federal building The third story has never been fitted up and this work is among the projects to be done if Congress approves the money Warren expects the item to pass as part of the sundry bill
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Lad survives poisoning after rat poison mishap
Afton on June 26 Clarence Veuser, son of Mr and Mrs Nicholas Veuser, narrowly escaped death after swallowing a ginger cookie laced with strychnine meant for rats. The poison was expelled from his stomach and he suffered only minor effects.
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