Shoshone Reservation Prospects for Fruit Raising
Prof Buffum reports on Wind River Shoshone Reservation land opened for settlement with 12 000 irrigable acres. Climate mild. elevation about five thousand feet. Land features rolling terrain with sage, drainage good, ample water in rivers and reservoirs. Region near mountains supports apples peaches plums cherries and other fruits with growing practices noted.
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Buffum
Wyormht
Wind River
Denver
Up State
Lave
National Recreation Day Proposes Change to Memorial Day
A magazine column argues for marking a National Recreation Day by shifting Memorial Day to fall on a Sunday, aligning with outdoor leisure and better reflecting its modern purpose, while addressing concerns about tradition and public reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poo Magazine
Oecuy
City Hall meeting plans July Fourth celebration
Committees in charge met at City Hall at 7 30 pm to finalize details for Independence Day. Barbecue supplier negotiations with Chas Hirkenmeyer and Eisenmeyer to cap costs, Hasenkamp to supply fireworks and band, Gish to handle posters and firework display, finances canvassing underway with hopes of moderate success if citizens support the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ernest
Chas. Hirkenmeyer
Fae
Chas. Eisenmeyer
Hasenkamp
Focal
Hla. Gish
Local man breaks leg after wagon wheel detour news
Mike J. Coughlin, a known ra hi on the Lattle Lara mile river wak, and his wife and daughter were in town Saturday when a wagon wheel struck a tree joint, breaking his leg on the way home.
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Mike J. Coughlin
Aw Hey
Mr. Coughlin
Falls From Hay Wagon Injures Kemmerer Man
Dave Roberts prominent local businessman in Kemmerer fell from a hay wagon drawn by a four horse team. He lost balance and fell to the ground, a wagon wheel passing over his right leg. The crush injury is severe and he faces likely permanent disability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemmerer
Dave Roberta
Tin Place
Jost
Dog and dollar lead to rancher feud on Lecond Street
A stray dog roams town and keeps swapping temporary owners, tracing from Pai Doran to Nix, then to another ranchman. Last evening Jeniing Libs charged along with the dog when they met a third ranchman who had lost the dog earlier. An altercation followed, drawing a crowd as tension grows between Doran and the dog’s new purchaser over the ownership.
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Pai Doran
Par Doran
Nix
Jeniing
Lecond
Detling Child Improves Under Doctor Ballard’s Update
Dr Ballard reports steady improvement in the Detling child after a Monday evening incident. AL Wheen of Momlay notes progress toward eventual recovery as the case remains under medical observation.
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Ur. Ballard
AL Wheen
Momlay
East Side School House Contract to Rename Worms Work
A garbled OCR note states a contract for East Side School House work will move forward tomorrow. The text mentions conformity and age in cement and a target of 680 in completing the work, but the meaning is unclear.
Electric Light Plant Opens with First Steam Whistle
The new electric light plant began operating yesterday with the steam whistle signaling at 7 30 pm and 6 40 pm in the city. Arthur Mueller has been promoted to foreman of the night shift at the plant.
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Arthur Mueller
School honors pupils with prizes at Cheyenne school
Received prizes note two awards for Mike Mar garee Holliday and one for Miss Margaret Coughlin from the School of the Holy Child Levine in Cheyenne.
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Prtten
School of the Holy Child
Levine
Cheyenne
Mike Margaree Holliday
Thin Clty
Mise Margaret Coughlin
Presbyterian sapper to close season Friday evening
The nation of the Presbyterian church will serve their last sapper of the season on Friday next from five to seven. Sapper tickets, 25 cents 27-2
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Nation of the Presbyterian Church
Important Laramie Literary Club Meeting at Carnegie Library
The Thursday evening meeting will elect new officers as the term of the current officers ends. Retiring officers are respected for their capable service, and every member should attend.
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Laramie Literary Club
Carnegie Library
aMeeet
The
Clil
Rolling Mill Notes and Worker Injuries at Big Plant
Report covers ongoing repair work at the rolling mill with foundations laid for a large stand to stabilize continuous watt joint production. Twelve bouts produced totaling about thirty tons of small stock, with similar output expected today. A new time-check system begins Monday to monitor workers’ hours. machinist Harry Drew suffered a minor facial injury from a loose wood piece but remains unlikely to miss more than a couple of days. Mrs H D Thomas, wife of a rollturner, arrives from Lorraine Ohio to reside in the city.
New Trial Granted in Wyoming Murder Case Sparks Split Opinions
The murder case of Theese OF ntary Clay, once deemed insane, saw Wyoming Supreme Court grant a new trial. Justice R. H. Scott authored the court's opinion, Jode Cyrax Bean filed a separate opinion supporting a new trial with a different rationale, while Chief Justice C. N. Potter published a dissent.
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Theese
Ntary Clay
Wyoming
Supreme Court
R. H. Scott
Jode Cyrax Bean
Tadee Scott
C. N. Potter
Knights of Columbus to be instituted in July
A Knights of Columbus lodge is to be instituted in the city on July 8 by Mr John Redden and a corps of Colorado officers. The new lodge starts with a 75 member charter and Jn Carpenter will preside.
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Wi Iy
Columbus
Hhix City
John Redden
Colorado
Jn Carpenter
Young Couple Wed After Runaway Elopement
Mina Bacon of Ft Collins, aged fifteen, ran away with Charles Hartenes of Laramie last Thursday and married in Greeley. C B Bacon, the girl’s father, opposes the union and has notified officers to arrest them. Hardens seeks to secure the consent of the father and ensure legality of the marriage.
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Mina May Bacon
C. B. Bacon
Ft. Collins
Charles Hartenes
Laramie
Greeley
Sheelf McCpeery
Ft. Collin
Wedding Tonight at Bride's Mother's Home
Miss Edna Gobleman to wed Me Charles Clarence Leightner tonight at the bride’s residence with Rev A Walton officiating. Both are members of the German Evangelical church. The bride is from Laramie. the groom is son of Albert Leightner and works for Richard Eberhardt. Boomerang wishes them happiness and long life.
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Edna
Gobleman
Charles Clarence Leightner
A Walton
State Prohibition Convention Seeks Speaker Help
Mr. Homer J Castle was to speak at the convention here on the 1th inst but could not attend causing postponement. The State Convention is trying to secure Mr. Oaaile for a later meeting as he travels to Oregon and southern California and may adjust his schedule.
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Homer J., Castle
Oregon
California
Oaaile
Troops Train Through City Bound for China and Manila
A military train passed through the city early this morning carrying troopers and sleeping cars toward China and Manila. The contingent will relieve expeditionary forces, with crews preparing for deployment and anticipated operations in Far East theaters.
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Chingagi
Wisconsin Democrats for Bryan in Wisconsin
Milwaukee June 27. Democratic State Convention opens with plan to declare Bryan as the party’s presidential candidate. Wisconsin Democrats push Bryan as a safe choice, discarding the silver issue as dead and buried.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Democratic State Convention
Wisconsin
Kael
Bryan
Bowed of Trestees Meet at Carnegie Library
The Bowed of Trestees held a meeting yesterday afternoon at the Carnegie Library. Only routine dividends appeared on the board.
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Carnegie Library
Marriage of Minnie F Pregel and Robert C Pere
Yesterday at about 5 15 p m at the residence of Dean Bode of the Episcopal Church the marriage of Minnie F Pregel to Robert C Pere was performed Both parties are well known residents of the Pioneer Canal district The Boomerang extends best wishes for their joy and long life
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Dean Bode
Episcopal Church
Minnie F. Pregel
Robert C. Pere
Pioneer Canal District
Prophet Is Insane Detained for State Asylum
Theodore Kanech alias Joseph Rowe a Mans field Ole man claimed to be familiar with the Divine Creator and to have foretold the San Francisco disaster. He has been adjudged insane and will be sent to the state asylum at Evanston.
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Sheridan
Wye
Theodore Kanech
Joseph Rowe
Mansfield
Ole
San Francisco
Iil
Evanston
Democrats Hold Amid Complex Pennsylvania Convention
In Harrisburg Democrats debated fusion and a straight ticket as three state tickets already named and a possible fourth loomed. Leaders like Col. Guify and Vance McCormick pushed for unity while factions pressed separate nominees, with Berry and Enery Jr. among the debated candidates. The convention aimed to resolve a split that could split the party further.
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Farriaburg
Jate
Prohibitioniats
William H. Berry
Lincoln Republicans
Lewis Enery, Jr
Standard Oil Company
Machine Republicans
Penrose
Edwin S. Stuart
Philadelphia
Prohibition
Col. Guify
Jon
Oraer
Vance McCormick
Harrisburg
McCormick
Berry
Evangelical Conference to Convene at German Church
The German Evangelical church hosts the Apna conference of German Evangelical clergy arriving for a week of sessions. Notable speakers include Rev. HH Fleet from Ogden and Rev. G G Gikkeler from Grand Junction. Final events include sermons by Rev. F Pinter of Cincinnati and Rev O Duecker of Louisville with M Hola addressing Sunday children.
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Apna
German Evangelical Church
Refsiin
G. G. Gikkeler
Grand Dimeton
Colo
Aikineas
G. A. Senmine
Denver
F. Pinter
D. D
Cincinnati
Ohio
O. Duecker
Louisville
M. Hola
Pension Granted to Rock Springs Man with Back Pay
Wil lim D Brennan of Rock Springs Wyoming was notified by Congressman Mondell that his minor’s pension claim dating from January 26, 1902, at twenty dollars a month with interest has been granted. The notice appears in a local Rock Springs column dated June 27.
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Rock Springs
Wyo
Willim D. Brennan
Mondell
Richards Heads to Billings for Crow Reservation Opening
Commissioner W. A. Richards of the General Land Office departed for Billings Montana in June to oversee the opening of the Crow reservation.
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Richards
Billings
Cheyenne
June
W. A. Richards
General Land Office
Mont
Crow Reservation
California Rose Potatoes and Yellow Onions Arrive
W H Holliday Co reports a fresh delivery of California rose potatoes and yellow onions. The new stock arrives in a car, signaling ripe, soft potatoes currently priced high but available.
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California
Holliday
Prohibitionary Race Shakeup Mentioned in Fragment
A fragmented line hints at moves within a race where a candidate named Emery withdraws and vows to keep his name off the ballot while opponents push a Prohibitionist stance.
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Emery
Withitasy
Theker
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Mittees
East Side
Ite
Harry Drew
Knights OF Columbus
Buster Brown
State Prohibition Convention
China
Democrats
Pennsylvania
Con
Fusion
Evangelical Conference
MAN Evangelical Church
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