Unusual Wednes day Wind Roofs Shed Breaks and Parties
The week brings a roof blown off W T Whaley's shed and a disrupted chicken house. The Nichols baby with pneumonia shows improvement. Basin residents Fances Smith and Joe Brown held birthday parties at Mrs. Harry V Smith's home. Shell area residents attend visits and birthday notes as W W Leavitt has his house painted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Whaley
Fances Smith
Joe Brown
Basin
Harry V. Smith
Mrs. E G Newton Recovers After Tonsillectomy
Mrs. E G Newton underwent tonsil removal at Basin hospital last Saturday and is at home recovering well. Mrs. Herbert Smith cared for the baby during her absence. Frank St Jermain departed for Montana to gather his family and plan a move to Cloverly to live on Mr Allen's ranch and establish the Little Cedar Creek sawmill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. G. Newton
Basin Hospital
Frank St. Jermain
Montana
Cloverly
Mr. Allen
Little Cedar Creek
Local Family Visit and Agricultural Work Report
Mrs. George Saban and daughter Margaret visited with the Allens at Cloverly for a week. Ben Allen helped with sheep shearing, John Allen started his own shearings, and E. W. Smith found work with teams in oil-field or railroad areas but notes heavy competition. BE. G. Newton tore down his garage and store room to build an orchestra stage for spectators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Saban
Margaret
E. W. Smith
Salt Creek
BE. G. Newton
Open Air Dance Floor Planned At Local Hostelry
The proprietor plans to contract good music and hold weekly summer dances on his outdoor floor. Buster Good has returned from Greybull hospital after a broken collar bone required resetting and is expected to be healing in time for summer activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buster Good
Greybull Hospital
Storm Floods Cause Damage Near Shell School House
Last week a heavy storm washed out the red garage near the upper Shell school house. Ranchers in the area repaired the road and cleaned irrigation ditches, a task occupying much of their time this spring due to frequent heavy rains.
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Upper Shell School
Weather and crop prospects from recent Monday snows
For ten weeks snow or rain has fallen on Monday starting the week after a stay. No killing frost in over a month leaves crops flourishing though planting is delayed. Fruit promises abundance with Prut. apples now marble sized and Mrs McCracken picking ripe strawberries.
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Prut
Grasshopper Control Meeting Sparks Pest District Plan
About twenty five farmers attended a grasshopper meeting at Whaley school house to discuss control. Only roughly twenty percent favored poison. A Shell vicinity pest control district formed with Harry Smith pushing for 30 percent property-owner approval. Sunday school grows amid new students and ongoing interest. The community plans a picnic June 14 at Harry Smith’s grove and Children’s Day on June 17 at 11 AM. A Navy factory in Indian Head Maryland reports goats roam a powder house area to scrub debris and reduce fire risk.
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Whaley School House
Shell and Vicinity
Harry Smith
R. C. Lampman
Harry Smith’s Grove
Naval Powder Factory
Indian Head
Maryland
Cloverly Items and Local Happenings in Brief
John Allen begins sheep shearing. Mrs Bertha Saban and daughter Margaret visit from Hyattville. Joe Farley and Lottie of Shell help with cement work for R H Good. Arnold Good works for F W Crandall sheep shearing for Allen. Amy Mallon Bobbie Draper visit the Allens. Allen family returns from Greybull. A Smith shearing for John Allen. Frank St Jermain heads to Pine Grove Mont. Rain improves the dry country. Latex rubber shipments from East Indies to arrive by rail. Latex handling uses ammonia to avoid hardening. Ocean depth facts noted.
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Joe Farley
Lottie
Shell
R. H. Good
Mr. Farley
Mr. Good
Arnold Good
F. W. Crandall
Mr. Crandall
Mr. Allen
Amy Mallon
Bobbie
Josephine Draper
Ben Allen
Greybull
East Indies
Baptist Church Sunday Schedule With Youth Meetings
Sunday school at 10. No 11 oclock service. Senior B Y P U at 7 with Marie McGhee leader. Children's Day exercises at 8. Junior B Y P U Wednesday 6 30. Prayer meeting at 8 Rev Farrer leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie McGhee
Rev. Farrer
Banquet Planned for Grand Worthy Matron at Masonic Hall
A banquet in honor of the Grand Worthy Matron will be served at the Masonic hall on Saturday evening June 28 at 6 o clock. Anyone wishing to attend the banque should leave word at Fisk Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Hall
Banque
Fisk Pharmacy
Religious Census Debate Recurs as 1930 Plan Emerges
The article discusses a forthcoming separate census of religious bodies by the U S government, echoing 1916 practice and reviving a long running controversy over recording religious sentiments and affiliations. It notes prior resistance as an invasion of home sanctity and freedom of worship amid the Know Nothing era.
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United States
Europe
New York Times
Hog Slaughter Faces Tuberculosis Marks Across U S
One seventh of hogs slaughtered in the United States bore marks of tuberculosis, signaling widespread disease indicators in nationwide pork production and animal health monitoring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Tick Fever Strikes Two Men at Thermopolis Hospital
Dr. C Dana Carter reports two tick fever cases brought Friday from distant points. Lewis Nelson of Nowood arrived around midnight, and Frank Lapole, a highway construction worker from Utah, shows well developed symptoms. Both patients are recovering under care.
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C. Dana Carter
Lewis Nelson
Nowood
Frank Lapole
Wind River Canyon
Utah
Thermopolis
Presbyterian Church Sunday Schedule and Activities
Sunday School at 10 a m with Mrs Spencer teaching the Do Class Children’s Day exercises at 11 a m Evening service at 8 p m Missionary Society meets Wednesday afternoon with Mrs Cockrell.
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Spencer
Missionary Society
Cockrell
Seventh Day Adventists Meeting Notices
Sabbath school at the home of Mrs. Milton Benedict Saturday at 2 30 p m. Bible study at the home of Mrs. Pruett Tuesday evening. Everyone welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Benedict
Also Mentioned on This Page
Thomas Nichols
I. C. Lampman
B. D. Leavitt
John Engle, Jr
W.W. Leavitt
CG. A. Collingwood
L. P. Smith
John Allen
Bertha Saban
Hyattville
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Palm Beach Etc
Presbyterian Church
Seventh Day Adventists
Coats
Sale
Gugenheim
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