Wyoming State Medical Association Elects Officers
Sheridan Wyoming June 24 Dr G A Fox of Cheyenne was elected president of the Wyoming state medical association Dr B E Turner of Laramie named first vice president Dr J D Lewellyn of Powell second vice president and Dr Victor Dacken of Casper third vice president Dr Earl Whedon of Sheridan selected as secretary and treasurer
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Sheridan, Wyo
G. A. Fox
Cheyenne
Wyoming State Medical Association
BE. M. Turner
Laramie
J. D. Lewellyn
Powell
Victor Dacken
Casper
Earl Whedon
Sheridan
Calf With Fifth Leg Sold To Coney Island Show
Doce Kitchings and Art Hantz received a wire from Coney Island Amusement Co authorizing crate and express shipment of a five legged calf that has a fifth limb growing from its back between the shoulders. The healthy animal is described as a strong potential attraction for a freak show.
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Doce Kitchings
Art Hantz
Coney Island Amusement Company
Thermopolis
Wyoming gas revenues allocated to university state highway and schools
The distribution plan assigns ten percent of gas production to the University of Wyoming for building and equipment, thirty eight percent to the state highway commission for road work, and fifty percent to counties for school purposes based on teachers employed last year.
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University of Wyoming
State Highway Commission
New Court House Question Put to Lincoln County Voters
Lincoln county officials plan a county bond issue to build a new courthouse to house the courts and county officers. County commissioners approved the move after a meeting and released line drawings and publicity cuts. An educational campaign will explain the economic need and low bond costs.
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Lincoln County
Kemmerer
Car Crash on Shell Road Ends in Embankment Turnover
Mr. Torvin and a boy were returning in a Reo sedan when clutch failure and brake loss forced the car off a steep grade. After tumbling three times the boy sustained a tongue burn and later severe arterial bleeding. Dr. Smith treated the wound and stopped further bleeding as the car crash details followed.
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Mr. Torvin
Reo
Shell
Robert Garnett
Boy badly burned by iron plug at McGill home
James Woodrow McGill, three year old son of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. McGill, suffered a dangerous accident at home when he put the unplugged iron plug in his mouth. His upper lip was severely burned and an artery severed, three teeth damaged.
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James Woodrow
J. R. McGill
Dubois Man W K Carson Dies in Dynamite Blast
W K Carson of Dubois a longtime resident and former mayor died in a dynamite explosion while working on road construction on Nipper hill about ten miles toward Dubois from the Rocky Mountain lodge. No eye witnesses exist but a short fuse is believed to have ignited the charge. his legs were blown off and death was likely instantaneous. Carson served as state representative from Fremount county and was respected by all who knew him.
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W. K. Carson
Dubois
Nipper Hill
Rocky Mountain Lodge
Carson
Fremount County
Riverton Review
Addition to Kemmerer Odd Fellows Hall Formally Planned
Members of the Kemmerer lodge agreed to inviting bids for an addition to the Odd Fellows hall. The existing building ranks as a premier Kemmerer structure and the expansion will place it in a distinguished architectural class. Recent lodge sessions report only a small debt remaining, now fully liquidated, clearing financing questions once proposals are opened.
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Odd Fellows
Kemmerer
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Kemmerer Lodge
State Oil Royalties Show Big Increase
Wyoming's share of federal oil and gas royalties for July 1, 1921, to April 30, 1922, reached 1 148 988.70 dollars. If the rate holds, the full year would total about 1 378 726.44 dollars, up 392 000 from last year. The fund, formed after congress returned royalties from minerals, is distributed to counties and state activities in proportion to oil production.
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Wyoming
General Land Office
Washington
Baker
State Land Office
Act of Congress
Big Crops Promised in Niobrara County
The Lusk Herald reports moisture and favorable conditions foretell a record crop for Niobrara County this year, with hay production also likely at an all time high. Notable fields include Tom Pfister’s south of Node and Tex Olds near Lusk Van Tassell route. Meadows, pastures, and open range look exceptionally promising.
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Niobrara Cunty
Lusk Herald
Lusk and
van Tassell
Tom Pfister
Node
Tex Olds
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Doctors OF State
Coney Island
Billings-Minneapolis-Charles City
M. M.chelsen
Canary Bird
First Avenue North
Fourth Avenue South
Acme Grocery Co
Niobrara County
John Torvin
Second Avenue North
Helen Bird
Ed Grumman
Torvin
Gugenheim Co
Hart Schaffner & Marx
O’donnell and Beals- Pratt
BOY Scout
Balbriggan
Chalmers
Nainsook
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