Laramie Commercial Club Hosts Missouri Guests at Dinner
The Laramie Commercial Club entertained seven gentlemen from Missouri at a banquet at the Union Pacific Hotel. Prof. Buffum of the University of Wyoming outlined high altitude farming results, praising alfalfa yields, diverse crops, and the region’s climate, with optimism for future agriculture and stock prospects in Wyoming.
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Wyoming
Prof
Hurtum
University of Wyoming
Buffum
T Hat
Jems
Plains
Denver
Bell
Chicago
Accidental poisoning fatal railroader case verdict
A Union Pacific brakeman Bert Nowlin died within an hour after his wife mistook carbolic acid for camphor during a toothache remedy. A coroner's jury convened at his home on a Saturday evening, heard testimony from his widow and mother in law, and noted the couple had planned a fishing trip.
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Delock
Irn Hi Nowlin
Union Pacific Railroad
Second Street
Rheridin Avenue
Hinsell
Rae
Gift supports Professor Nelsons Rocky Mountain Plant Manual
Five hundred dollars have been placed in the Till to be used by Professor Nelson for the completion of the Rocky Mountains plants manual. Two hundred dollars will be added to last year’s salary of Grace Charles who substituted for Professor Norton. Remaining funds will be reserved for department needs and to aid the forthcoming plant manual project.
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Nelson
Wim
Mies Grace Charles
Protesser Norton
Euch
Rocky Mountains
Nelwon
Intel
Weather forecast for Wyonlog with scattered showers
The outlook for Wyonlog calls for generally high temperatures and a chance of showers in the north on Tuesday. Warmer conditions are expected overall with unsettled areas and light winds.
Early Morning Breakin Attempt At Rest Home
Inmates on Fourth street woke to a noise in the early hours Sunday. Heilg alerted residents and two men were seen trying to force the front door. Police were called. one man J. H. Ransome was arrested while the other fled. Inquiry showed the pair were intoxicated and mistook the house for their own. A cash bond of ten dollars was posted.
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St. Louis
New Zealand
Dale
Resttene
Fourth Street
Heilg
It. Ransome
Development of Laramie Plains banquet coverage today
The Boomerang highlights the U P hotel banquet held Saturday evening and presents speeches from the meeting almost verbatim. The discussion topics are described as of paramount importance to Laramie's prosperity and deserve prominent treatment in this issue.
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Todat’s Iesse
U. P
Laramie
Residents Witness Flag Removal and Bounty Pelts Presented
A flag was taken from the residence of Mr. C L Rawner on Saturday afternoon. Two coyote pelts were presented for bounty, one by B A Tapper and one by H B Bartlett. Mrs. Eilen J. Tilton, grand matron of the Order of the Eastern Star, arrived to visit the local Chapter and will stay in the city with Mrs. Merrie BE Hynd, the worthy matron.
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Larne Commercial Cin
Mixwourt
Bod Relh
Hie Ranch
Aaamaraneni
C. L. Rawner
B.A. ‘Tapper
H. B. Bartlett
Laramie Girl Weds in California Miss Bartlett Marries Leete
Miss Charlotte Bartlett becomes Mrs Nelson A Leete in Santa Barbara California on June 20. The couple will reside in North Yakima Washington after July 1. The ceremony at the Vans Winkle home featured a floral canopy and a Loyen Lohengrin march with about forty friends in attendance.
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Laramie
Charlotte Mary Barrier
Nelson Allen Leete
Santa Barbara
California
Grant
Wright
Baptist Church
Leete
Sacramento
Yakima
Washington
Charlotte Barnlett
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Missouri
U. P. Hotel
Oming
Bouillon En
Wilmon
Parkey Bute
Upsier
Holliday
Lauran le Phatin
Laramie Plains
United States
Hoever
Imahely
Jartey
Agrienl
Neil Hureau
St Louis
the Brotherhood OF
Rae Pitch
A Cooke
Ralph A. Lavher
David Sarver
Ice witneKes
Nowlin
Moffarthy
Onl
Bert
Hirsband
Department of
Gotal
The
State University
Charlotte
Bartlett
Mr.n. A. Leete
Santa Barbara, California
Buster Brown
Visk
Grand Avenue and
Second St
W H. Frazee
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