Home-Coming Week planned at University commencement
Laramie February 16 The University faculty students alumni and association plan a Home-Coming Week at June commencement with events to renew alumni ties. A major campaign aims for large attendance including intercollegiate basketball fraternity functions and the annual U W formal. The Wyoming Quill magazine is issuing two numbers this year, with stories poems and essays from local authors and students.
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Laramie
Alwady
Wyoming
Peogrim Ag
Slannl
Wyoming Quill
American College Quill Club
Cora Williams
Sheridan
Dewey Anderson
Gertrude Ryan
Tod Olson
Nova Ford
Arthur Prancis
Washington, D. C
Martha Marqux
Casper
June Downey
Larmie
Olga Moore
Buffalo
Edwin Hathaway
Quill
Liteerary
Ucubone
PAPPOTS TO SPAVE WYOMING Privinte Poured otto at tia
The fragmentary OCR text notes a private act tied to Wyoming and a meeting in April. Names and details are obscured, leaving only scattered phrases about a petition, perhaps a committee or state action, and a reference to Penmetney Gn. Further readable facts are unavailable.
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Privinte
Otto
Pongenelta
Ately
Local Talent Presents Play At Big Piney
Local talent stage a performance titled A Family Affair at Big Piney last week revealing hidden ability. The cast included Dan Budd, M C Jones, J C Rumach, Pearl Berger and Ethul Boden. proceeds and play dance raised 232.40 for playground apparatus and school books under the Parent Teachers Association.
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Big Piney
Dan Budd
M. C. Jones
J. C. Rumach
Pearl Berger
Ethul Boden
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Walter Parsons Dies of Pneumonia After Illness
Walter Parsons near Star Valley city limits died at his home Saturday night after a five day illness that began with influenza. He leaves a wife and two small children. The Star Valley Independent notes the local death and family mourning.
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Walter Parsons
Parsons
Star Valley Independent
Home Cooking Sale hosted by M.BE church ladies
The M. BE church ladies will hold a home cooking sale at Lewis Cash Grocery on Saturday afternoon February 21. Pies cakes and other home cooked foods will be on sale.
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M. BE
Lewis Cash Grocery
Tanlac Heals Oakland Woman After Eighteen Years of Ills
Mrs. Fla G. Curtin of Telegraph Avenue Oakland credits Tanlac with ending an eighteen year battle with indigestion headaches and dizziness. She reports improved appetite sleep weight gain and renewed energy after starting Tanlac and says she can do housework easily. Tanlac is sold in Kemmerer by City Drug Store.
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Fla G. Curtin
Idora Fark
Telegraph Ave
Oakland
Sal
Ron Dowo
Oklahoma
Tanlac
Kemmerer
iCity Drug
The Compass Oil Company Incorporation Notice 1920
Notice records the formation of The Compass Oil Company in Wyoming on February 7 1920 with capital stock set at 200000 and 24000000 shares. Nine directors listed including A H Bridgeman J I Trohecon and W M Lampton. Principal office cited in Cheyenne with broader Wyoming scope and duration of fifty years.
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Compass Oil Company
Secretary of State of Wyoming
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Aaid Company
Wal Department
Tony Thegallirgr
Wid Company
Eha Company
Ares A. H. Bridgeman
J. 1
Trohecon
W. M. Lampton
Hearre
Arthur Mall
Welwer
W. Waerke
D. Haker
Rodney L. DebLange
Kammerer
Lincoln
Tenmerer
Lingala
Wenig
Printer Finds Legal Way To Beat Dry Law Novel Drug Insects
A missive from a colorful correspondent in Mexico describes inventing a legal method to dodge prohibition by breeding mescal producing bugs and selling bites as a legal product. The quirky scheme includes two beetle-like insects named Lille and Billie and a plan to ship two bugs to a printer friend, touting a benevolent, almost mythical invention.
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Tomate le Beller
W Prker
Mexico
Paris
Sam
Nature
Buck’ Lewis
J Mar Vickey
Jing
Lille
Billie
Leo Ball's Father Dies in California
Sheriff Oakley received a telegram from an Los Angeles undertaker stating Frank Ball father of Leo Ball of Merna died Sunday in California. The sheriff notified Mr Ball and left for California. Nickel in the slot machines are becoming obsolete as no new items can be sold.
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Oakley
Los Angeles
Frank Ball
Leo Ball
Merna
California
Mr. Ball
Moose Hold Reception for Service Men
The local Moose Lodge hosted a reception and dance last evening in honor of servicemen from the late war. A program was presented followed by dancing and refreshments. The lodge counts fourteen members who served.
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Order of Moose
Local firm expands amid prosperous hide trade
Fred Rothman of the Wyoming I Hide and Fur Co returned to Kemmerer from Rock Springs after attending the Bilks Round-Up. He purchased 1200 musk rat pelts for 2045.20 dollars. A new price rise the next day netted a profit of over 1000 dollars. Rothman arranged to hire Leavitt, an expert in hides, who will join the firm March 1.
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Fred Rothman
Wyoming I Hide & Fur Co
Kemmerer
Rock Springs
Rotham
Leavitt
Sheriff’s Sale in Lincoln County Wyoming
By virtue of an execution issued from the District Court of Lincoln County Wyoming in the suit Platt Wilson versus Pyramid Oil and Refining Syndicate I have levied on one Demster Fig No 15 Drilling rig and will sell the described property to the highest bidder for cash February 1920 at Pavnoua in lot 4 of Block 7 Kemmerer Lincoln County Wyoming.
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District Court of
County of
Lincoln
State of
Wyoming
Platt Wilson
Pyramid Oil and Refining Syndicate
Incorporaten
Dully
Pavnoua
Kemmurer
Lincoln County
Lincoln County, Ween 'Ee
Oakley
Several Deaths in Rock Springs Reported from Flu
A flu epidemic in Rock Springs has caused several deaths this past week. Victims include Mrs. John Buxton, Miss Anna Marvin, B. Hatch, George Harry, Virginia Akers, and Samuel Goodman, with the illness described as more serious this year than last.
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Rock Springs
John Buxton
Anna Marvin
B. Hatch
George Harry
Virginia Akers
Samuel Goodman
More Fish for Fontenelle Stream Re stocked
Orval Allen of Opal filed with the State Fish Hatchery for a large delivery of Rainbow trout fry to be planted in Fontenelle Creek. The stream has long been a popular trout area and locals welcome efforts to keep it stocked.
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Orval Allen
Opal
Fontenelle Crook
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