Plan for Annual Auto Road Race From Cody to Cody
Cody Enterprise reports plans for an open automobile road race in late June. The 150 mile course follows the State Highway from Cody to Greybull, through Lovell, Cowley, Denver, Gar land, Powell, and Ralston back to Cody. Start times are five minutes apart with numbered cars and checkpoints along the route. Substantial prizes and a trophy await the winner.
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Cody
Greybull
Lovell
Cowley
Denver
Garland
Powell and
Ralston
Basin
Cody Enterprise
Minister TURNS HIS CAR OVER In Worland patrol accident
Scout Master Rev. John Frank Smith traveling to Thermopolis with Worland scouts in a Ford sedan lost control on a hill near Neither. The vehicle rolled over but no scouts were hurt while Rev. Smith suffered minor bruises and the car sustained heavy damage. The group was bound for Hot Town to compete in a track meet.
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John Frank Smith
Thermopolis
Worland
Rev. Smith
Thermopolis raid nets 18 arrests in liquor crackdown
Sheriff Scott Hazen and County Attorney Fred Wyckoff with state agents led a Friday raid in Hot Springs county closing four major Thermopolis venues for Arnold act abatement. Seventeen individuals and one proprietor face district court actions with bonds set. several bars await contempt charges and liquor tests from a state chemist.
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Hot Springs
Scott Hazen
Fred Wyckoff
Emery Hotel
Thermopolis
Northern
Buffalo Rooms
Banner
Kirby
State Department
Star
M. C. Wachtel
Capitol
John D. Olk
Tom Mavor
al Hindman
James Apfield
George Fisher
Joe Short
Albert Devine
W. C. Pate
William Copeland
Gus Taylor
Monk’ Buffalo
Carl Buffalo
William C. Baum
C. C. Swain
P. W. Metz
Basin
L. F. Walters
Laramie
Osage
Rawlins
Cheyenne Tribune
Protect and Encourage All the Birds
In several states killing any bird except hawks and owls is illegal. Birds like the English sparrow and crow are protected, and farmers rely on birds to pest insects. The redheaded woodpecker, crow, wren, quail, and others help crops by reducing pests. killing birds harms agriculture.
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Bob White
Prairie States
Bible’s balanced crime tales praised as true life mirror
A religious publication argues newspapers should print all facets of crime, noting the Bible portrays both good and bad and serves as a comprehensive mirror of life. It contends editors err if they omit grim details and that the Bible’s comprehensive scope supports its inspiration.
Officers Wearing Made in Germany Swords At Fort Hayes
A Dayton AP report notes two army officers at Fort Hayes in Columbus wearing swords stamped Made in Germany and claims many others are doing so. The swords were said to have been surpassed at the Frankfort arsenal in Philadelphia.
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Germany
Associated Press
Dayton
Ohio
Fort Hayes
Fifth Corps
Frankfort Arsenal
Philadelphia
Strange amphibian like fish tied to Bull Lake legends
A long-winded Inland Oil Index item reports Senator J D Woodruff of Fremit county explaining mysterious Bull Lake noises as caused by a peculiar amphibian like creature. It describes a three quarter inch long tail flare redoubled by wind stress, a duck shaped head with removable teeth and a single eye, horns, beaver like fur, and a strange life cycle. The story ties the creature to petroleum origins in Wyoming and Australian kin.
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J. D. Woodruff
Fremit County
Shoshoni
Bull Lake
Wyoming
Senator Woodruff
Australia
Woodruff
Bulli Lake
Smithsonian Institute
Inland Oil Index
Believed It But Couldn't Prove It
A stranger arrives in a western town and asks for a criminal lawyer. A resident replies he has nothing, but they cannot prove the man is a lawyer, illustrating a cautionary encounter from the North Shore Bulletin.
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North Shore Bulletin
Sheriff McMillan Visits Basin Town on Official Business
Sheriff McMillan from Basin visited Lovell early this week on official business, but to date no residents have been missed from town according to the Lovell Chronicle.
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McMillan
Basin
Lovell Chronicle
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Thos. H. Ince
New South
Alabama
Birmingham
Katherine McDonald
Bryant Washburn
Mitchell Lewis
Hudson Bay Country
Johnnie Walker
California
Spain
Charlie Chaplin
Gladys Walton
Chilren
Yosemite Trail
Wyoming Electric Supply Co
White & Wyckoff’s
Lenninger Drug Co
Frank C. Webb
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