Dr. W. O. Gray Named Worland Hearth Officer in Wyoming
Worland residents praise Dr. W. O. Gray a newly appointed state hearth officer by the state board at YJheyenoe. Gray, native of Worland since 1909, built a modern hospital and practice, serves as Washakie county coroner, and is a brother to county assessor L. O. Gray.
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Worland
Weshaki County
W. O. Gray
Yjheyenoe
Dr. Gray
Wyomins
Bur- Mogton
Gray
University Medical College of
Kamans City
Kansas State School of Agriculture
Washakie County
Tis
Horace Greeley
Wyoming
Lr. Gray
L. O. Gray
Trade Boot Contest standings spark push for subscriptions
Contestants in the Trade Boot Contest by G W Black & Co and The-Bataan Republican race to boost votes and subscriptions. Standings show many names with varying tallies as organizers urge intensified effort tomorrow to increase support before Monday counts.
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G. W Black & Co. W
Baatn Republican
Wees
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Obadg W
Progress Dinner Meeting Edges Toward Highway Route
The Progress Club met to discuss connecting the telephone system south of town. Basin delegates to Deadwood trade meeting praised Wyoming participation. Basin chosen as next meeting place during September fair week. Route planning includes funding from counties for marking and advertising Chicago to the Park. A fire destroyed A Higby barn and two autos, insured, with swift turnout by the fire department.
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Clib
Trea'dent Sullivan
Wee
Thompson
Carl Wilson
Wah Slyke
Isl
F. A. Wise
A. Higby
Deadwood
Wyoming
W. L. Simpson
Buffalo
OT Ace Ae
Eary
Ben Wood
Rapid City
Gus Holm
Cody
Rove
Counti
H. T. Nowell
A. W. Coons
J. R. Bonwell
The
Highway Association
Mr. Higby
B.C. Hart
Deadwood Pioneer Times
Higby
Hahway
L‘ghway
Timber Land Inquiry From St Paul Letter Carries Interest
Secretary South of the Progress club received a letter from L. L Spear of 231 Aurora Ave St Paul Minn requesting information about timber land locators. He begins to enter on timber land and would like to hear from anyone in this region to locate bias properly. Walter Bales returned Wednesday for Parkman where he has been visiting his parents. During his absence Harry Smillie Lunaulbvened its nape.
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The
Progress Club
L. Spear
Aurora Ave
St. Paul
Minn
Tober
Jegins
Walter Bales
Parkman
Harry Smillie
Good Talks on Agriculture at Perts Speaks Here
Perts delivers a series of agricultural talks drawing local farmers and residents. Speakers cover soil health crop planning and market trends to boost farm incomes and community knowledge.
Weetings Held At High School Practical Talks By Experts
A Wyoming agriculture event at the high school featured Prof. H. G. Knight Prof. Faville and Dr. Working delivering talks on extension work farm management and converting farm products into meat The audience included Basin citizens and nearby farmers and the speakers urged valuing county agents and agricultural education as the region moves toward an agricultural awakening with irrigation expanding yields and opportunities for youth in farming.
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Wyoming Experiment Station
H. G. Knight
Faville
University
D. W. Working
Bureau of Farm Management
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Working
Knight
Wyoming
Agai
Brewer
Meeting at Deadwood seeks better roads
Local meeting at Deadwood discusses road improvements and strategic plans. Community members and officials gather to outline needs, funding options, and timelines for transportation upgrades.
Wyoming Delgates Hit With The Dakota People At The Meet
A Deadwood Pioneer Times article notes Wyoming delegates influence at a regional meeting. It details plans for Pathfinder and booster trips from Chicago westward, with appointed members handling publicity, route coordination, funding, and construction oversight for the highway project.
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Wyoming
Town Council Weighs Taxation and Damages Issues
Regular session notes refer to Meckhem addition property for taxation and a complaint about damage to Oliveres building. The council delays action on reimbursement, instructs the town attorney to pursue charges if possible and to cooperate with county attorney. Youths’ arrest planned. annual appropriation ordinance approved. adjournment set for Thursday.
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Booth
Higby
Sm't
Zane
Meckhem
T. K. Bishop
Collins
Olweres
Bage
I Brieing
Federal Aid and Transcontinental Highways Plan
Numerous delegates call for a permanent fund to support the Chicago Black Hills and Yellowstone Park Interstate Highway Association. They urge three or more federal built transcontinental highways from Chicago to the Pacific, to be maintained by states with support from federal agencies, and outline a route through Illinois Wisconsin Minnesota South Dakota Wyoming Idaho to the Pacific coast, urging action and forwarding copies to national leaders.
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Chicago
Black Hills
Yellowstone Park
Pathfinders
Oeir
Pathfinder
Bipster
Pitth
Path
United States
Deadwood
South Dakota
Atlantic
Pacific
Illinoi
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Wyoming
Idaho
Pacific Coast
Madison
Elroy
la Crosse
Wis
Rochester
Mankato
Tracy
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Billton
Brookings
Huron
Wolsey
Miller
Pierre
Bort Pierre
Weeta
Rapid City
Gillowe
Buffalo
Basin and Cody
Ulog
Seattle
Wash
Portland
Ore
United Syates
House of Representatives
Senwtong
Houses of Repre
Tariff measures spark Capitol debate in Washington
Washington letter reports strong comment in Congress over tariff plans. Wyoming faces sharp harm from free coal and wool cuts, risking factory closures and reduced beet sugar growth. Endorsements for free wool and meat spark fears of price drops. sheep and cattle interests expect pain while wool shortage offers slight help to some sellers. President Wilson vows capable appointments as page four continues.
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Washington
Congress
Gecocey
Wyoming
Iff
Canada
Near St
South America
Australia
Asserion
Republian
Dent Witton
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Busines Court
Ken M. Wood
H. B. Schlichting
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Washington News
Capitol
Union
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