Society vindicated by state board on Cheyenne ruling
The Wyoming Children's Home Society was vindicated at a state board hearing in Cheyenne and may continue its work. Miss Allie Jewell, long a key organizer, will persevere with finding homes for walls and reuniting families when possible. The dispute focused on not returning children to parents until proper care could be shown. The article stresses the society should keep records to help relatives locate children if their circumstances improve.
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Wyoming Children's Home Society
State Board
Cheyenne
Allie Jewell
United States
Washington
National Health Department
Welcome Stockmen at Basin Welcome to Our Small City
The Republican extends a cordial welcome to stockmen and visitors at Basin for the convention. It invites them to enjoy the town, feel at home, and leave with a sense of belonging, encouraging generous hospitality during their stay. Let 'er buck.
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Basin
Republican
Buck
Stockgrowers Welcome List of Attendees by City
A partial roster lists numerous attendees including E. N. Fletcher Sam Whitehead R. M. Coyte W. H. Hilbert and many others from Denver Omaha Chicago Cheyenne Casper Laramie and Lovell. The long roll mentions members and spouses linked to the stockgrowers event and reflects a regional gathering across several western cities.
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E. N. Fletcher
Sam £. Whitehead
R. M. Coyte
W. H. Hilbert
T. Denison
D. Havens
Denver
C. L. Tallert
BE. P. Bacer
Davidson
H. J. Oswald
C. F. Cox
A. Smith
W. C Lynam
Marty G.toole
J. J. Idush
C. J. Horn
F. J. !Merson
F. W. Fack
Omaha
Franka Joslin
John Gallagher
J. G. Mailnix
J. F McPhee
James A. Guist
G. H. Crowe
J. A. Shoemater
J. Brennan
W. W. McHifresh
Jack Sullivan
J. C. Shaw
Orin Junction
M. Yates
Uba
Cucar Beck
Big Piney
R. D. McManus
Chicago
Len Moore
Thunglas
R. D. Carey
Cheyenne
J. F. King
J. M. Egan
O. EB. Bare
Shuler
C. H. VanAleine
WR Tolman
Otto
W. D. Broemaen
H. N. Hyde
Thermopolis
Alvin
Johnson
O. Praton
G. Warran
Newcastle
Geo. F. Wells
H. J. Arnoldus
Manderson
Abe Arnoldus
Lovell
W. Allen
M. A
Tolman Otto
Geo. Williams
R. Drury
L. BE. Ormsby
J. H. Aydulott
Casper
A. G. Smart
Alliance
G. P. Trachta
Milo Hurke
Tonaleep
A. W. French
F. L. Brooks
A. D. Faville
Laramie
G. W. Kershner
Shell
M. L. Austin
Government urges repair and paint to spur peace-time work
The interview outlines an educational push linked to Washington propaganda to shift industry from war to peace and to create jobs through rapid repair and construction. It argues there is a labor shortage, not surplus, and that removing restrictions will prompt immediate action.
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Washington
United States
Local Names List From Sioux City Surfaces in Report
Readable text lists numerous individuals from Casper Denver Cheyenne Basin and other towns, including Shell J A Leary Clyde B Stevens Alice Smith D A Preston Minnie Haas Louise Smith and many more. The fragment also cites a Sioux City contingent with W H Benn F S Brooks Jerome McGivny Y A Hartman and others in a partial survey or roster.
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Shell
J. A. Leary
Casper
D. C. Heaton
Cheyenne
Clyde
B. Stevens
Denver
Alice Smith
D. A. Preston
Cheyennne
Minnie Haas
Louise Smith
C. W. Stewart
B. P. Siddons
Willie R. Bradley
Arthur Fiitner
Howard Filtner
Albert Arnett
D. W. Hanner
Basin
A. J. Knisely
Sunshine
H. A. Andrews
Horse Creek
Ruthledge Tolman
Otto
Mra
W. R. Tolman
Carl Armeling
Paris Daugherty
Canyon Creek
John Robb
Omaha
Worland
Sioux City
Iowa
W. H. Benn
Brooks
G. W. Wiatt
Jerome McGivny
Y. A. Hartman
The Doctor in the Schools
The article extols American education as a universal, democratic ideal. It frames schooling as guiding a child toward knowledge with freedom and intrinsic worth, stressing motherhood-like responsibility without paternalism.
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United States of America
United States
Public School Health Inspections Meet Medical Autocracy
The Christian Science Monitor argues against compulsory medical inspection in schools, warning it would yield medical autocracy and threaten individual freedom. It contends doctors seek school access to monitor children and push state medicine, favoring parental and civic oversight instead.
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Christian Science Monitor
Basin Town Ordinance Sets FY 1919 20 Budget Totals
Ordinance 166 outlines the annual appropriation for Basin for the year May 1 1919 to May 1 1920. Totals include sewer bonds 3100 dollars, refunding bonds 1500, street improvements 2000, street lighting 2700, officer salaries 2000, electric bonds 4000, water bonds and improvements 2000, election expenses 100, stationery 400. Grand total 25500 dollars. Passed April 7 1919 by Mayor E J Sullivan and Town Clerk Jas F Ewers.
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Basin
Town of
E. J Sullivan
Artest
Jas
F. Ewers
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Wyoming
P. P. Anderson
Official Paper
Big Horn County
Stockgrowers
Tilton
W. C. Brooks
May
Denver, Colo
16Th and Champants
U.S. A
Rocky Mountain West
The
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co
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