Bible knowledge and journalism ethics at Columbia
In a discussion with editors the president of Columbia University laments widespread Bible and English literature ignorance among students, noting an examined journalism class reflects this. He argues strong scripture grounding aids reporting, predicting graphic writing and later top assignment for well prepared reporters. A critique urges better biblical grounding before career starts.
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Butler
Columbia University
Columbia
School of Journalism
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Star
Ne Ee Eee Ee Bia University
Sheridan
Primary voting bias favors Basin county seat in reforms debate
A Basin resident argues against an unfair law that concentrates primary nominating power in larger counties. The piece notes Basin voters cast far more total ballots than smaller Germania, yet receive a disproportionate share of delegates under the old convention system. It highlights the skew where Basin dominates local turnout while distant wards struggle to influence nominations.
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Basin
Rother Country
Germania
Rendom
Laverage
Alwrye
Wyoming
McClellan
Eay
Geta
Hokia
Okd
Ayatem
Ite Pasthee
Ragin
Germala
Basta Cmt
Wyoming Legislature Debates and Amends Key Bills
The legislature split over postponing action with a minority of lawmakers backing the measure. In committee of the whole, Senate Bill 21 for Beck on the Smith Lever act faced amendments and was laid aside pending House action on Bill 70. House Bill 33 adjusting sheriff board pay and rent provisions saw substantial debate and amendments, with a clash between supporters and foes over cost and policy. The day ended amid tense discussions as bills 60 and 33 faced votes and potential passage.
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Representative Grieve
Natrona County
Senate
House
Delfelder
Kavanaugh
Board of Prisoners
Lucas
Mackay
Larami County
Alfred
Lincoln County
Delaney
Lincoln Eneny
Methodist Church Sunday Schedule and Evening Sermon
Sunday school with a project program at 10. Parents and children invited to help in the new meeting. Epworth League at 6 40 p m. Evening services at 7. Sermon subject Life with vilene ad Gomme. 4 wotsame of
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Sundey
Epworth League
Vilene Ad Gomme
The Rural Press The Local Paper on Farm Influence
A profile of The Rural Press as the essential local instrument for farming communities. It highlights its roles in supporting agriculture through news from the farm, guidance from the pulpit, and school initiatives, emphasizing cooperative use to advance local farming.
Rural press must guide farmers through public life rise
Lecturer Peter Radford urges broad publicity to highlight farmer problems and rural life. He argues local papers, churches, and schools form a tripartite force to educate and mobilize farmers, urging subscription to local papers and farm periodicals to shape public sentiment and address local needs.
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Ef Odemey
Farmers Seek Local Industrial and Educational Leadership
The community notes a shortage of practical leadership among farmers who have political figures but lack strong local industrial, educational, and civic advocates to guide initiatives and development.
Wrong Emblem Reexamines Birds on National Flags
A historical analysis questions why nations use birds on emblems and banners noting American and European symbols and recounts Carlisle Indian School adopting the thunder bird by Angel De Cora Delts. It links the thunder bird to authority and peace and warns against misappropriating the symbol for warlike ends. Pioneer Dance And Supper notes its annual Old Timers meeting on February 12 1915 with a dance supper and free picture show for members.
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Europe
America
Germany
Russia
Carlisle Indian School
American Society of Indians
Angel de Cora Delts
Thunderbird
Regulation of firing line to reduce wounds in battle
Physicists argue that regulating firing range reduces casualties. They describe three phases of a bullet’s path: a wobbly initial travel, a midrange sleep on a plane, and a final wobbly tail. Midrange firing minimizes jagged wounds and ambulance work.
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Ambulance Corps
Big Sea Fight Reported Near Dawn
Early morning clash described as a big sea fight with four enemy battle cruisers six light cruisers and destroyers. Our force of battle cruisers pursued as the foe moved roughly 14 miles east southeast and retreat continued in a leeward chase.
Interesting Convention of Wyoming Civ Engrs Concludes
The two day session of the Wyoming Society of Civil Engineers closed with a banquet at the Plain hotel. A visit to the Union Pacific coaling station and round house followed the technical papers. Papers discussed included Graphical Investigation of Stream Flow by R. D. Goodrich, Steel Highway Bridges by F. G. Skinner, Wood Stave Pipe by J. B. True, How Wyoming Can Improve its Roads by H. G. Watson, and Proposed Legislation by J. A. Whiting.
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Plaine
Union Pacific
Wes
R. D. Good Mich
F. G. Skinner
J. B. True
Wyoming
H. G. Watson
J. A. Whiting
Cheyenne
Bold Claim for Big Horn He Springs Water Drink
An bold call promoting Big Horn He Springs water as nature’s most wonderful mineral water. It also touts its suitability for mixed drinks and general refreshment.
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Big Horn
Miétt
Sheriff Stops Reckless Ride In Town Lift Request
A sheriff flags a speeding rider who insists he is walking while his car passes him. The driver argues the sheriff’s car is going for a lift, calling the ride reckless and prompting a caution about speeding.
Paper claims woodpecker value to trees at twenty dollars
A fragment from a paper notes that each woodpecker in the United States is worth twenty dollars in cash when assessed by the benefit it provides to trees. The tone resembles a satirical or humorous opinion on natural value and economic worth.
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Egbert
United States
Absurd exchange on suspicion of a hard luck tale
In a terse dialogue two speakers debate whether one tried to work the other with a hard luck story. Reproving lines suggest mistrust and mutual skepticism about exploiting charity or manipulation.
Advertisement Misread as Golden Come Corn
An indignant ant owner protests an advertisement in an empty room. The janitor explains the item was advertised last week but is now gone, clarifying the misread or outdated listing.
The Arrival. Actor and manager clash over season pay
An actor declares arrival while discussing next season salary with a manager described as a cancer railroad conductor. The exchange hints at salary terms and authority, with fragmented dialogue about earnings and placement.
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Cancer Railroad
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Teu
New Philosophy
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Clews
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National Farmers’ Union
Wyoming Society of Civy Engineers
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