Pioneer booster Stam Brown of Kane in Big Horn Basin
J Stam Brown of Kane, a leading planter in the Big Horn Basin, is praised for his diversified farming, long orchard, and successful demonstrations in apples and other fruits. Since 1895 he promoted settlement, won first prizes at state fairs, and contributed to land show exhibits. The club heard from local dairy and farming advocates, discussed marketing, alfalfa use, and cattle feeding, and adjourned to next meeting.
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Big Horn Basin
J. Stam Brown
Kane
J. Stat
Basin Country
Brown
Omaha
Stant
Nebraska
Big Horn
Basin
de Taires
F. Pearon
Montana
A. W. Coons
G. Hartigan
Loren Gray
Vewlen
Progress Dinner Report From The Progress Association Meeting
The Republican notes a Progress Association dinner last Monday with visitors present. Lou Blakesley stood in for the secretary. Wm Gibson reported on the sheepmen's convention committee, which is active and planning a forthcoming event. I. W. Metz on a station with Standard Oil. progress expected soon and funding to be pushed. L. 2. Watto name reported on Cody visits to Ruebee creamery. guests were entertained by Mr Rumacey and wife with a turkey luncheon. Dave Manner is mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progress Association
Lou Blakesley
Hie Stead
Wm. Gibson
I. W. Metz
Standard Oil Company
Watwoname
Metweer
Cody
Rumacey
Dave Manner
Cody Trading Company Store Burned in Wyoming Giant Blaze
Fire destroyed the Cody Trading company building and stock, one of Wyoming’s largest retail stores. The two story brick structure, dating from the early days, burned rapidly and engulfed the interior within an hour. Stock valued around 90 thousand dollars, insured to a third, with owners including H M Garnes, George Bleisson, Bronson Rumsey of Buffalo New York, and Cody manager J M Schwoob. Business to resume soon.
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Cody Trading Company
Wyoming
Cody
H. M. Garnes
George Bleisso
Bronson Rumsey
Buffalo N. Y
J. M. Schwoob
Death of Relative of Kawaln Residents
Mrs. Alice Richardson mourns the death of her father in law Johm HH. Richardson of Springfield Massachusetts aged 83. He was the father of the late G. W. Richardson of Buain and Hon. B Richardson of Denver who died in a car accident about a year ago. Many Kawaln residents recall Mr. Richardson and his daughter Mary who visited in 1898 and after her death in 1906.
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Alice Richardson
Johm HH. Richardson
Springfield
Mass
G. W. Richardson
Buain
B. *. Richardson
Denver
Kawaln
Rikeharden
Mias Mary
Bia
Solons At Work In Cheyenne Legislature Review
Cheyenne February 16 The week featured debate on a proposed committee to investigate Mannon charges and prison breaks. Governor Carey vetoed a bill authorizing a committee to probe prison outbreaks and state institutions, amid partisan contest and questions over legislative efficiency.
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Cheyenne
B. Manson
Sweetwater County
Sir Alanson
West Dng
M.aeon
House
Mannon
Fin
Paseus
Nett Truax
Crock County
Senate
Knt Insurance Company
Portant Corporation
Sherma
Kan“olvesky
Representativ Wood
Crook County
Wood
Rawlins Barber
Mary Stressner
Wis
Rock Springs
Rawlins
Carey
Understanding the Boy Scout Movement Origins and Purpose
An excerpt explains the Boy Scout movement as a youth program guiding boys away from harm. It argues scouts teach self discipline, service to others, and constructive skills under proper direction, contrasting with potential negative peer groups. The text emphasizes moral development and practical aid to the community.
Scout Craft and the Worldwide Boy Scout Movement
The article outlines Scout Craft as a comprehensive program covering life saving, nature study, seamanship, camp craft, chivalry and patriotism through outdoor games. Initiated by Baden-Powell and popularized in the United States by Ernest Thompson Seaton, the movement is widely supported and invites all interested to weekly meetings this Friday at 7 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alea
Baden-Powell
United States
Ernest Thompson Seaton
New Telephone Exchange Comes to Worland
Carl Wilson manager of the local telephone exchange visited Worland on Tuesday with company officials for the new exchange cut over About 85 phones are now in service and more are expected soon Montana officials praised the construction crew and Worland is claimed to have one of the best exchanges in the northwest Miss Matilda Russell chief operator is in Worland this week teaching girls to operate the switchboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Wilson
Worland
Montana
Northwest
Matlda Russell
Iccal Exchange
Mormon visitors to hold services in Basin
Will Hold Services, R J Bischoff and I D Tippetts of Lovell arrived yesterday to conduct several days of religious services here. They are Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints representatives ready to answer questions on religious matters. Will Give Ball, the Woman's club plans its annual ball for February 22 with preparations underway to ensure a highly enjoyable event in Basin. Several out of town guests of prominence will attend.
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R. J. Bischoff
I. D. Tippetts of
Lovell
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Woman's Club
Basin
Leased Barber Shop in Denny Building
J. E. Freeman has leased the barber shop in the Denny building and is now ready for business. Freeman is a first class barber and is expected to attract a good share of the trade.
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J. E. Freeman
Denny Building
J. E
Basin State Bank Installs New Fixtures This Week
The Basin State Bank installed a number of new fixtures this week to improve the appearance and convenience of the banking house. The upgrades enhance the bank’s interior and customer experience.
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Basin State Bank
Episcopal Guild Meeting and Library Fund Update
The Episcopal Guild will meet with Mrs W J Stanley next Thursday February 20. The library board thanks members of the Woman's oil and other friends for the miners supper proceeds totaling 62 20. The plans fund is closed and the loan on the pane cancelled. George Frink and family plan to move to Tacoma.
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Episcopal Guild
W. J. Stanley
Woman's Oil
Mountain View
George Frink
Tacoma
Constitution Amended At Hig Horn Basin Pioneers Meeting
The Hig Horn Basin Pioneers met in annual session with W S Collins presiding. Amendments eliminated class distinctions and allowed Wyoming residents who moved to the Basin before 1900 to join. Officers elected include President W S Collins and secretaries Lew Blakesley and O T Gebhart. A banquet and dance followed with about 125 attendees and notable music by Mrs. Sam Smith and Mr. Neudigate. Magnolias from Alabama decorated the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hig Horn Basin Pioneers
W. S. Collins
T. Gebhart
Wyoming
Big Horn Basin
W. 8. Collins
Lew Blakesley
O. T. Gebhart
W. J.booth
T. W. Spratt
D. A. Null
New York
Fra
Ternity Hall
Sam Smith
Bessie
Shell
Neudigate
Greybull
E. C. Fisher
Dyes
Alabama
Fishers
Physicians oppose army canteen restoration in petition
A coalition of nearly one hundred physicians from Harvard Northwestern Cornell Johns Hopkins Illinois Stanford Dartmouth Buffalo and other institutions submitted to the U S Senate a formal protest against restoring beer sales in the army They argue that alcoholism admissions have fallen during the non beer period and urge continued prohibition citing army tests and medical expertise for support.
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Congress
Harvard
Northwestern
Cornell
John Hopkins
Ilinois
Leland Stanford
Dartmouth
Buffalo
Bowdon
U. S. Senate
Nyau
U. S. Army
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Great Northwest
Eile Lewis
Uneey
Filret
Binter
Ho &Mith
Rumsey
Trasin
Emil Waterlaus
Cowhkey
Ise
Fred Paul
Business Wine Club of
Sheridan
Michigan
Solons AT
Fowilar
Boy Scout Movement
Doug
B. C Hart
Mr. Hart
Lon Crandall
Beaier
Alas
Chas. Leavitt
T .P. Nelson
Hyattville
Leonard Short
Bubar
T. Skinner
Oscar Lewis
Myron Austin
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