Denver educator named Greybull schools principal
C M Negus of Denver accepted the job as principal of the Greybull schools for the coming year. Several local residents moved or left for distant homes, including Miss Florence Balter who departs Greybull to Leavenworth Kansas. The Meth odist Ladies Aid plans a Wednesday meeting at Mrs LeRoy Anchors home with all ladies invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Negus
Denver
Greybull
W. Ballard
J. R. Engle
Thermopolis
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Methodist’ Church
LeRoy Anchor
Denver Cafe Reopens Tied to Local Notables
Nels Hokensen and Roy Smith who suffered a cafe fire join to reopen the Denver Cafe. The item mentions Mrs. Etta Perkins and Mrs. E W Cannon of Basin visiting in Greybull, and J W Llewellyn moving from the Burlington depot to Casper as dispatcher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nels Hokensen
Chesapeake Cafe
Roy Smith
Denver
Etta B. Perkins
E. W. Cannon
Basin
Piano Sales Pitch Promotes Family Use
An advertisement urges buying a piano for a daughter with an offer to provide a detailed money saving plan from The Chas. BE. Wells Music Co. of Denver Colorado. It notes out of town travel by Mr and Mrs W L Douglas and Mr and Mrs Walter Sutton to Shoshone Lake and back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. BE. Wells Music Co
Denver
Colo
W. L. Douglas
Walter Sutton
Clarence
Windle Joins Kin at Brother's Spotted Fever Bedside
Mrs F R Windle of St Joseph Missouri arrived Wednesday to be with her brother Fred Acton who is very ill with spotted fever at the home of Mr and Mrs L C Van derhoof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. R. Windle
St. Joseph, Mo
Fred Acton
L. C. Vanderhoof
Miss Ava White Heads Home From Greybull Teaching Post
Miss Ava White who taught in Greybull public schools for the past two years left Sunday for Geneseo Kansas her home. She will visit Cheyenne and Colorado Springs on her way home making a tour through the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Balter
Greybull
Leavenworth
Kan
Mabel Fisher
Thompson
Louise Brehmer
California
Jas ‘Thopson
Cheyenne
Ava White
Geneseo
Colorado Springs
Scottsbluff man takes Burling ton depot operator post
W. W. Schattley of Scottsbluff Nebraska arrived Saturday to become operator at the Burling ton depot. The vacancy arose when J. W. Llewellyn was promoted to dispatcher at Casper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Schattley
Scottsbluff, Neb
Burlington
J. W. Llewellyn
Casper
Mrs Carrence Schenck Returns From Newark Visit
Mrs Carrence Schenck and her children returned Sunday from an extended visit with her parents in Newark New Jersey. She was accompanied home by Mrs Reed who will visit here for a time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Wolff
E. G. Lewis Co
Carrence Schenck
Newark
N. J
Reed
Mrs E S Vaught Attends Seattle Mother's Funeral
Mrs. E S Vaught and her infant traveled to Billings after the death of her mother in Seattle to attend the burial there.
Campers return to burned barber shop at Tensleep
Charley Whitman and Ed Smart with families found their barber shop burned upon returning home Tuesday evening after a camping trip at Tensleep the previous week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Whitman
Ed Smart
Tensleep
Local Notices and Community News From Sheridan Wyoming
Mrs W C Hanes of Shoshoni attended her daughter Lorene Hanes graduation and visited Grover Paddock. Mr and Mrs L C Huntington travel to Livingston Montana to be by his ill sister and expect to return later this week. Jones Summer Resort opens April 9 with no charges for patrons and camping only with camping fees. Miss Caroline Rasmussen travels from Salt Lake City after her sister's death and visits Burlington. Miss Tilla Hansen to visit Colorado and Nebraska before returning to Sheridan to teach next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Hanes
Shoshoni
Lorene Hanes
Mi. Wea
Grover Paddock
Caroline Rasmussen
Matt Jensen
Salt Lake City
Utah
Andrew Rasmussen
Burlington
Tilla Hansen
Boulder
Colo
Hastings
Neb
Sheridan
Wyo
Pianos Available With Easy Terms From Wells Music Denver
Mrs. M. Roberts cared for the Delk children and took them to Osage on Sunday. She then traveled from Osage to Denver for the graduation of her sister who finished training as a professional nurse.
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M. Roberts
Little Delk
Osage
Morrison Family Ties Amid Visit and Regional Socials
Robert H Morrison visited Billings last Thursday where he met Mrs Morrison en route from St Paul Minn and his mother traveling here for a reunion. About fifty Greybull Elks attended a Worland dance at the high school with Grey Bull Orchestra. attendees came from Basin and Worland and refreshments followed. The Dynamo Class of the Christian Sunday school held a social Friday at Mrs Harvey Groves home with Mesdames Faling Whitton Hutchison Coast Brooks Robison Garnett and Rev Lloyd present. light refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert H. Morrison
Billings
Elks Lodge of
Greybull
Worland
Basin and Worland
Christian Sunday School
Harvey Groves
Fred Faling
A. C. Whitton
T. W. Hutchison
O. W. Coast
R. A. Brooks
Robison
Ellis Garnett
Lloyd
Odd Fellows host Worland visit and Muscovites initiation
A large delegation of Odd Fellows from here toured Worland on Tuesday and watched Worland lodge degree work. Worland members plan to visit here on the 10th for initiation into the Muscovites. A surprise party honored Miss Pilz and Mrs. Earl Post at the Cunningham home with music and cards. Miss Pilz departs Monday for St Paul Minnesota. Mrs. Post heads to Lincoln and Omaha Nebraska. The issue features Western States Life Insurance Company annual statement with Grant Taggart highlighted for leadership and top honors in the hundred thousand dollar club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worland
J. C. Cunningham
Lee T. Smithe
Miss Pilz
Earl Post
Cunningham
D. W. McLeod
Lee~ T. Smithe
Fred Buehner
C. R. ‘Say
Gladys Gouchenour
Wm. van Meter
Jerry Baker
Pilz
St. Paul
Minn
Post
Lincoln
Omaha
Neb
Western States Life Insurance Company of California
Grant Taggart
Hundred Thousand Dollar Club
Alaska
Mexico
Museum of Hate opens in Paris war museum
The Paris war museum adds a new section titled the Museum of Hate displaying German documents and medals gathered since the armistice. The feature contrasts Allied and German items as part of postwar reflection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hate
Paris
Vast sulphur Mountain Vanua Lava in New Hebrides
Vanua Lava rises 1600 feet with a 100 square mile base and is 99 percent sulphur. Anglican Canada adopts a new prayer book replacing the James I era version. Fraternal beneficiary societies total over 1,000,000 members annually across 93 organizations. South Georgia reports rain or snow five days weekly, plus violent gales and winds up to 140 mph.
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Vanua
New Hebrides
Canada
National Fraternal Congress of America
South Georgia
Antarctic Ocean
Cape Horn
Russian grain surplus fuels drunkenness in remote Volga regions
The Moscow Investiya reports widespread malting and distilling of surplus grain among populations near the Volga. After prolonged abstinence, many engage in heavy drinking as millions starve along the river in Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Volga River
Russia
Volga
The
Moscow Investiya
Three loafers sentenced in raid on Omaha pool room
Three men captured during a pool room raid in Omaha were sentenced in police court to ten days at the public library. If they fail to spend eight hours daily there, they face jail for double the sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Minnesota tests cow nose prints for pedigree verification
The University of Minnesota adopts a new identification method using cow nose prints, aiming to curb unscrupulous pedigree dealers. Separately, coal is mined beneath the sea off Nova Scotia with on shore mouths and underwater tunnels, requiring careful control to avoid flooding and preserve overlying strata.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Minnesota
Nova Scotia
Mystery Rock Inscriptions Spark Theories Of An Asian Link
In Owyhee county Idaho investigators found volcanic rock carved with symbols that resemble Chinese characters. The markings have fueled speculation that North American natives may descend from an ancient Asian civilization via the Bering Strait.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owyhee County
Idaho
Asia
Bering Strait
Germany and Russia Framed as Brothers in Print
Columns from the New York Tribune and Pittsburgh Gazette Times reference Germany and Russia as allies or kin and critique future civilizational outcomes. The texts also discuss modern speed trials and legal consequences on highways versus courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Russia
James Boys
New York Tribune
Rasy street and campaign notes from papers
The fragment cites the Newspaper Enterprise Association about Rasy street being hard to find and mentions The Auteian Reds' method of helping. It notes Europe will present a bill for 50,000,000,000 rubles and references the Washington Post. The New York Tribune mentions new wars on mosquitoes started this spring while betting on the mosquitoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rasy Street
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Europe
Washington Post
New York Tribune
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Lillie Stepp
Thomas Stepp
Missouri
Henry Holberg
Holberg
LaCross
Wis
Madison
Stella Maccabee
Max Myers
Greybull High School
Tilford
S. D
J. A. Krueger
Denver, Colo
E. Hy Ellis
H. F. Harrington
Torrington
Greybull Lions Club
Lions Clubs
Ben Allen
Cloverly
the Standard
Shell Valley
Fred Lord
Perry
Eas
W. S. Bennett
Lenninger Drug Company
Chas. FE. Wells Music Co
Nussia
Manila Bulletin
Yolden” Ate
Pittsburgh Gazette-Times
Big Horn Theatre
Robert Z. Leonard
Mae Murray
New York
Edmund Goulding
Ouida Bergere
Tiffany
Peacock
Snub Pollard
Metro Picture
Katherine MacDonald
Cappy Ricks
Paramount
Thomas Meighan
Hugo Ballin
East Lynne
Edmund Earle
Mabel Ballin
Saturday Evening
Lloyd Hughes
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