From the Jan. 9, 1947 News Record:At their Wednesday noonday luncheon this year, the local Lions club passed a resolution favoring a law to legalize the white cane and the seeing-eye dog. Such a law … more

From the Jan. 29, 1948 News Record:Who can name it? That is the question going round the town, with the News-Record in the middle. It seems Chet Bowen, basketball coach at CCHS, decided the Camel B … more

From the Jan. 1, 1948 News Record:A few weeks ago the News-Record published the fact that it had been the recipient of a $1,000 bill from the Rev. H.G. Hallock in Shanghai, China, but it seems that … more

From the Jan. 22, 1948 News Record:The following article recently appeared in an Omaha paper: “A smiling, freckle-faced youth from the grasslands of Wyoming Tuesday showed Iowa and Nebraska hog … more

From the Jan. 2, 1947 News Record:A fine of $2,000 and five years’ imprisonment is the possible sentence for failure to register any fully automatic weapon with the treasury department. This is … more

From the Jan. 22, 1948 News Record:Lester E. Graham of Moorcroft lost four fingers on his left hand yesterday about noon, when he caught his hand in a chain saw while working in a logging camp near … more

From the Feb. 13, 1940 News Record:KEMMERER — Arguments over domestic and money matters, including differences over whether her bartender husband should “buy drinks for the house” … more

From the Feb. 25, 1960 News Record:Mrs. Fred J. Mason suffered severe burns Monday morning when the sleeve of a nylon robe she was wearing caught fire as she was making herself some coffee. It has … more

From the Feb. 8, 1951 News Record:Peculiar things are happening on the Taylor range, reports Wm. E. Taylor, of the southern part of the county. First, a bunch of ewes came up missing, and last week … more

From the Feb. 9, 1961 News Record:The Gillette volunteer fire department made a flying sprint, but the cookies were burned! Fire Chief Charley Tyrrell reported that a trailer house full of smoke … more