Big Horn County High School News Aims for May Picnic Change
Last Thursday the pupils proposed changing the legal holiday to Friday, which Mr Fuche approved after signatures. Rain postponed the picnic, while Miss Leila Dickman suffers typhoid and is hospitalized at Basin. Friends sent carnations, and class notes mention a 32 lines per day task, a peace essay project, and six weeks exams ahead. Mrs John Zane and Miss Jennie Kegrice visited, with Kegrice teaching nearby. The annual trustees meeting will be held at the stone school house on Monday May 3, a key event for next year.
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Big Horn County High School
Fuche
Leila Dickman
Beem
Basin Hospital
John Zane
Mise Jennie Kegrice
Mise Kegrice
Stone School
Wyoming Colorado irrigation case to be heard by U S Supreme Court
Laramie Republican notes after nine months of extensive filings in the Wyoming Colorado irrigation dispute that the state will urge priority rights and prevent new Colorado ditches. The report also covers Kansas City cattle market trends, April 1916 election proclamations for Basin Basin and Washington, and Senator Penrose of Idaho stating he will not seek the Republican nomination.
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Colorado
Supreme Court of the United States
Ferrer
Wyoming
Laramie
Kansac Ciy
Panhandle
Oklahoma
North
Texas
Washington
Ho Pens
Idaho
University Agricultural Clubs Offer State Scholarships
State youths enroll in farm work clubs with county exhibits and prizes. County champions go to the state fair for a state competition with grand prizes from the university board of trustees. State champions win scholarships covering fees and board. Carnegie Endowment joins summer courses in international law. P S S Bease to lead Wyoming county agents from July 1 as state farm adviser growth increases.
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Agricultural College
Carnegie Endowment
P. S&s
Autos In The Park Plan To Open Yellowstone For Cars
Secretary Lane approved a plan to open Yellowstone National Park to automobiles this summer after August 1. The move allows limited access via park through routes and venders. Officials outline credentials and general directions for visitors, noting nearby highways and sightseeing opportunities along the northwest corridor.
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Washington
Lane
Yellowstone National Park
Uyalu
Rookers
Mateum
Blockade on Burlington Delays Southbound Train
The southbound Burlington was several hours late after a canyon blockade. Blasting loosened dirt and rocks weighing tons from the cliff, burying about a hundred feet of track and wrecking it. A temporary track was built around a rock as large as a house. Orchard of Denver was involved.
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Burlington
Our Emigrants and the Immigration Debate in Fields
A National Field summary rails against immigration, citing vast public spending and a perceived flood of illiterates escaping war, challenging President Harding’s immigration veto. It notes labor unions and farmer groups opposing mass arrivals, and references a nine to one majority in favor of literacy requirements per an immigration commission report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Congress
Farmers’ Educational and Co-operative
Union
Grange
Farmers’ Congress
United Mine Workers
Immigration Commission
Dressmaking Parlors and Bridging Services in Wyoming
J H Welsh of Big Horn County certifies sheriff inspection near Lovell Wyoming. A shipment of 19 horses out of state is branded with a black mare and other marks. The notice mentions contractor work and office hours at the Bircumshaw Building.
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Rue & Belton
Bircumshaw Building
Big Horn
Lovell
Big Horn County
Wyoming Arbor Day Proclamation 1915
Governor John B. Kendrick proclaims Friday April 30 1915 as Arbor Day urging all schools and officials to plant trees and promote reforestation. Emphasizes use of trees for fuel shade and ornamentation and encourages fostering love for nature among children. Affixed with state seal by Governor and Secretary of State Frank L. Houx.
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Wyoming
John B. Kendrick
State of
Oningrely
Cheyenne
Frank L. Houx
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Delbert Davis
Olcero Clase
Mies Lauritsen
Esay
Imes
Woman's Club
Wy. Sen. Borah
Deptare
Town of
Basin
A. Berry
Seren Beate
Jes. F. Bowe
Wyo
J. H. Welsh
Esseesssse
Ealing
Ehoukier
Shoukder
Lee Bullington
Sheridan
Loyd Sugder Ag Shipper
API
A. D
Berry Lumber Co
Old Basin Lumber Co
M. R. Douglas
Mountain View Hotel
Catherine Goodrich
C. S. Kelly
Denver
Black Hills
Hot Springs
Absaroka Mountains
Cody
Thermopolis Hot Springs
Denver Billings
National Parks
Gardiner
Tut Ault
Fetter
Gacin
Lee W
Wakeley
P. A
Oman
Pebves
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