From the March 1, 1940 News Record:Mrs. Myron Hamaker, 23, died suddenly last night at a local hospital, where she had been confined since Feb. 20, it was learned here last night. Mrs. Hamaker and … more

From the March 20, 1951 News Record:Campbell County farmers and ranchers will have a rainmaking program again this year, reports W.W. Smith, secretary of the Campbell County Weather Research … more

From the March 20, 1940 News Record:CODY — Richard Holler, 42, night marshal of Cody, was shot and killed here late today by George Gentner Jr., 28, in what police believed to be an argument … more

From the March 19, 1940 News Record:NEFFS, Ohio — Deep in the Willow Grove coal mine, crews of men and machines worked steadily tonight to clear the way to 65 miners trapped by a terrific gas … more

From the March 8, 1940 News Record:WASINGTON, D.C. — The Export-Import Bank today granted war-torn China an additional $20,000,000 non-military loan in the face of unofficial warnings from … more

From the Mar. 6, 1940 News Record:Salem Ore.,- William Parker, a Portland, Ore., dental student, and Orin McDowell, Jr., 21 a Salem meat cutter, today were charged with “improper disposal of … more

From the Feb. 27, 1941 News Record:A pale sober man walked into the sheriff’s office in Worland and pleaded: “I want you to come out into the country and kill my dog.” An officer … more

From the Feb. 20, 1941 News Record:Stranger than fiction was the trip the W.P. Parks’ car took on Monday morning, sans driver. The car was parked in the driveway of the Parks’ home on … more

From the Feb. 20, 1941 News Record:A serious fire was averted last week at the Homer Rich home when 19 CCC enrollees and two foremen put out a blaze there. Mrs. Rich was alone when she discovered the … more

From the Feb. 13, 1941 News Record:Quintuplets were born this week in Gillette! Literally speaking, Suzie-Que, full-blooded toy terrier, is quite proud of her babies — three males and two … more