Denver Press Club Banquet Recap with Notables and Quips
A lively report details a Denver Press Club banquet scene with skits and banter among ONeill DeLaw Nisbit and others. Attendees include Gov Ammons Lieut Gov Fitzgerald state officials and Denver officials plus Supreme Court Justices and press members in a crowded postscript of names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Ammons
Fitzgerald
Claude Fairchild
J.B. Pierce
Rody Kenehan
Treas
M. A. Ledds
Colorado Supreme Court
Musser
Hill
Gabbert
Garrigues
White
Bally
Scott
Denver
Messrs. Perkins
State Wool Growers Meeting in Cheyenne
The Wyoming Wool Growers Association met in Cheyenne with small sheepmen attendance. Officers elected for the year are J M Romeo y Hawlina as president Otto Gramm Laravite as vice president and G B Walker Cheyenne as secretary. The next meeting site will be set by the executive committee. Resolutions oppose leasing public domain and thank Wyoming railroads, approve state predator bounties, endorse the National Wool Warehouse and Storage Company, seek reduced grazing charges on federal forest reserves, urge exhibition of fine University of Wyoming livestock, support selling state lands with lessee buy option, back good roads, favor a pure fabric law, demand federal meat inspection and thank retiring Secretary Wallace Bond and the Industrial Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming Wool Growers’ Association
Cheyenne
J. M. Romeoy
Hawlina
Otto Gramm
Laravite
G. &. Walker
Wyoming
Indorse
National Wool Warehouse and Storage Company
University of Wyoming
Wallace C. Bond
Industrial Club
But Little Loss The Wyoming forest fire damage summary
Government records show total timber damage in Wyoming national forests at 166 dollars for the past fire season with 28 fires on federal lands, eight on private lands within, and two on lands outside forest boundaries. Expenditures totaled 1104.25 for federal fires, 150.00 for private within, and 85.56 for private outside. Community aid reached 119.56, while three national forest fires caused losses over 10 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
The Price referenced in Coal Age notes on mining rescue work
The article contrasts rescue methods using apparatus versus fresh air in mining disasters, citing Brookside and U S regions where fresh air work is preferred. It discusses miners’ reluctance to rely on rescue gear, preferring unencumbered effort, and recalls older tales of facing danger without armor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Brookalde
Cannes
Additional 25000 Called In Certificates Indebtedness
Certificates of Indebtedness numbers 1020 to 1338 will be cashed at the County Treasurer's office after January 20 1914 and will cease drawing interest on February 10 1914.
Town Seeks Bids to Rent Town Hall Building
The town council invites bids for renting the town hall building up to 4 o'clock January 2. Bidders must file with the Town Clerk, offer to cover alterations for their use, and accept a month to month lease. The business type must be appropriate to the rear portion for stable purposes. The council reserves the right to reject all bids.
Cattle Tuberculin Test Order From Gov Carey Ensures Health
Gov Carey issues last summer’s health order requiring all cattle imported from Illinois and New York to pass a tuberculin test by a U S bureau of animal industry veterinarian. Animals from those states cannot be shipped into Wyoming for six months prior to reentry without testing. State veterinarian must be notified ten days before shipping. order remains in effect until April 1915 due to diseased cattle from Illinois and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
Ilinois
New York
U. S. Bureau of Animal Industry
Illinois
Wyoming
Wolves at Work in North Piney Prompt Wolf Troubles
The report notes considerable wolf damage in North Piney with losses including a two year old heifer. Several wolves sighted but none killed locally. A bounty program previously reduced losses, suggesting a return of traps and hunting, as farmers advocate bounties to curb increasing wolf numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rey
North Piney
Henry Budd
Stock Association
Charm in the working girl and the elusive gift of charm
A historical meditation on charm among working women. It argues charm is a gift of the gods not merely beauty or intelligence, noting charm resists simple definition and cannot be bought or forced, while acknowledging weariness from labor and the need to persevere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chara
Laleh
Notice of Contest for Homestead Entry No 3180
William Carr of Frontier Wyoming files a contest to cancel Angelo Visentainer’s homestead entry No 3180 dated May 21 1908 for section details in township 21 west range 15 west. Alleged desert land with no improvements and no residence. contest grounds include lack of compliance with homestead laws. Publication dates Jan 21 1914 Feb 4 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U.S. Land Office
Evanston
Wyo
Janith
Angelo Visentainer
William Carr
Frontier
Wyoming
Hle
Yor Range
Lis West
Aid
Thomas V. Dai Register
Hest Cough Medicine for Children in Milwaukee Notice
Mi a Dewey of Milwaukee states a cough medicine by Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy relieves coughs and croup in children and is safe for young ones. Advertised as pleasant to take and recommended for families with children, the City Drug Store sells it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay
Mia
Lida Dewey
Milwaukee
Wis
Chamberlain
Notice of Foreclosure of Chattel Mortgage
Foreclosure sale of chattel mortgage items tied to Earl Hamilton dated August 6 103 and August 16 1913. Property includes Hamilton Garage assets at Kemmer Lincoln County Wyoming plus two Wayne pumps and various automobiles and tools. Amount due 87250 plus 10 attorney fees. sale set February 11 1914 at 10 am by county officer at Hamilton's Garage with Grover Hamilton and attorney Jones handling proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Hamilton
Ae Hamilton
Proielenery
Earl Eesttton
Enid
Grover Hamiton
Towit
Wayne
Lincoln County
Wyoming
E. J. Conatabis
Viane
Hamilton
Kemmer
Grover Eatin
Yun S. Jones
Rtgagee
Htertehone Jaunty
Strayed or Stolen Mare Near Fontenelle Wyoming
A mare is reported missing from a pasture around the first RP day of Drovaberconstamt years ago. The horse bears a brand on the left shoulder and a scar or mark over the left eye brow. A reward is offered for information leading to recovery. Contact F. J. Pomeroy of Fontenelle Wyoming. Sten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Pomeroy
Fontenelle
Sten
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Kemmerer Camera
C. Watt Neandon
Kemmerer Nea
Oregon
Cumberland
Kemmerer
Surmlay
Tan
Kirst Pawo
Hungry Editors Banquet
Shut
O'Neill
DeLaw
Nisbit Argud
Rush
Stevens
Post
John Evans
Water Company
Bob Speer
Basimees
Servce
Gur
Haniewes
Wut
THE
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph CO
State Wool Growers Meeting
Tau
Jon
Henry L. Doherty
Frank Fraeauff
Simon Guggenheim
Werner Z. Reed
Charles M. McNeill
Otto Mears
Benj, L. Winchell
Franci A. Wadleigh
Clarence C. Hamlin
John W. Springer
Clarencé Bennet & Co
Kemmerer Theatre
Edna Marshall
George Broadhurst
Jones
Edna Maraball
Ethel Toscani
Miss Marshall
Ethel Toscan
Clarence Bennett
George W. Dill Allen Longstreet
Catherine Evans
Florence Kean
the Price
Hudson Theatre
Ares
Wolves At Work
Hest
Rexall
J. F. Fitzpatrick
Propr
Osmundo
Cordove Cigar Co
Denver, Colorado
Jackson Majestic
Buick
Annala
Randa
Diamondville
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