Progressive Mountain Town Club Opens In Hyattville Scene
Hyattville community hosts a public meeting for the Progressive Mountain Town Club at a new venue. Attendees from Basin include P W Mets A W Coons O W Ath erly and others. Speakers discuss road legality, railroad prospects, health ventilation ordinances, and future gatherings while residents plan homes and events.
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Ata
Lng
W. Atheriz
Basa
Tighe
G. G. Jouss
Lnea
Hyattville
Vansizke
D. A. Welems
Wm. Caseell
de Gotwala
C. R. Lockhart
Jona Svaman
T. F. Nelson
Wm. Raanel
Uy Huagio
Clu
New Rome
Hyettville
Plotureeque
Peor
County officials vow crackdown on crime in Hyettville area
A local resident declares that state wardens will vigorously prosecute crime within the county. The statement ties to efforts by Hyettville authorities to uphold law and order and ensure prosecutions proceed.
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Beth Talay
G@herkien
Thie
Death of John Donahue Pioneer of Hyattville Dies
John Donahue of Hyattville dies at 63 from complications linked to a horse mishap and a fall. A Wyoming pioneer and former deputy sheriff, he traveled from Kansas to Dakota and Texas before settling in the Basin country in 1877. He married Callie Hatten and lived in Hyattville until his death, with his family noting his long service as a community figure.
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John Donahue
Hyattville
Jack
K Mown
Basin Country
Wyemins
Wen
Grerpess
Toro & Lows
Batee
Bis
Kasics
Dakota
United States
Texas
Texas Perth
Wyoming
Ceattice Neas
Callie Hatten
Timely address on health education for teachers
Dr. G A Harris presents a read before the Teachers Institute praising scientific progress and outlining Kochs germ theories. He urges modern school design for health, ventilation, light, and sanitation, detailing classroom layout, heating, fumigation, and pupil protection against infectious diseases.
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Teachers’ Institute
G. A. Harris
Scieness
Man
Pasteur
Obermeier
Sir Robert Koch
Koch
Mine Safety Car to Exhibit at Crosby and Carneyville
The United States Bureau of Mines will display Mine Safety Car No. 5 in Crosby on December 31 and in Carneyville until December 28. Mine foreman J. M. Anderson will lead a crew to teach rescue techniques, first aid, and the proper handling of explosives, with illustrated lectures on safety for miners.
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Washington
United States Bureau of Mines
J. M. Anderson
Crosby
Wyoming
Carneyville
Wyo
Thfe Saving Service
Bureau of Mines
Deaster
Lyceum Course to Feature Edward Billiott Saturday
Edward Billiott, veteran monologist, will present a Lyceum program on Saturday evening December 14. In a twenty year career he embodies the Lyceum ideal as a moral and intellectual substitute for theatre. He performs concise stories told by characters without wigs or scenery, delivering vivid, life like impressions.
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Lyceum
Edward Billiott
Mr. Billiott
Billiott
Congress Opens With High Drama And Taut Prep
Washington confers quick preliminaries as the sixty second congress convenes amid cheers for Speaker Clark and former leaders. Senate debates a short session while the house adjourns for officer respect. Taft’s message expected tomorrow as impeachment court looms for Archbald.
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Washington
Senate
House
Clark
Congress
Gherman
Heyburn
Maynor
Taft
Jorge Robert W. Archbald
Commerce Court
Cannon
House of Representatives
Sulzer
New York
Cox
Ohio
Robinson
Arkansas
Hanna
North Dakota
Bacon
Cancelled Basia Roundup Show After Actor Illness
News notes the Roundup performance was cancelled as actor Arbuckle was hospitalized in St. Paul with serious pneumonia. The company may disband for the season unless his condition improves. Ed Carothen and spouse visited Basia hospital where Donehae re died.
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Basia
Wena
Mr. Arbuckle
St. Paul
Ed Carothem
Donehae “Re
Basia Hospital
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Progressive Mountain Town
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A. W. Coons
0. W. Atherly
A. Higby
G. @. Jones
J. Harg
P. Anéereca
Gherkian
Lyosum
Gheridan County
Poe
Institute
Ingo
Mieg
Cree
Wilson
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