Rules for Cars in Yellowstone Park 1916 Regulations
New rules govern automobile entry to Yellowstone National Park for 1916. The department of the interior in Washington published a folder with a park map, distance table, and auto schedule. Cars for pleasure only, no motorcycles, passes at a checking station, cash fees 7.50 single trip or 10 for the season, permits expire Oct 1.
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Yellowstone National Park
Department of the Interior
Washington, D. C
Park
Goldier
Medion
Beford
Secretary of the Interior
Reward for Lost Stock at St Joe Wyoming
Straya d from my ranch at St. Joe about May 1, 1916, describes missing horses a black mare with crooked legs, a mare colt, a brown mare, and other markings. A $26 reward is offered for the finder who secures the animals and holds them until the owner arrives. C B Noble, St. Joe, Wyo. Local timetable lists Basia passenger trains No 29 northbound at 1 12 pm and No 30 southbound at 1 12 pm.
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St. Joe
Aide
C. B. Noble
Wyo
Basia
Program At Laramie Rural Education Conference
A Wyomingwide program on rural education and school legislation will be held at the University of Wyoming in Laramie starting July 10. The event features lectures, discussions, and recommendations by state education officials, with Governor Kendrick addressing the student assembly on July 11.
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Laramie
University At Laraiie
Wyoming
Agricultural Hall
University of Wyoming
Henrietta Kolshorn
University of Wyomin
T. B. McDonough
Cheyenne
Wyo
Bessie M. Hullis
Buffalo
H. L. Bby
Department of Rural Education
University of Wyorming
Verna K E. Wells
Lander
Clare G. Coulson
Egbert
Mies May Dawes
Douglas
E. George Bayne
Harris Teachers College
St. Louis
Inez Cotton
Sheridan
Geo. C. Atteberry
Carpenter
Wyn
Kendrick
County Board of Education
Joseph E. Burch
Kemmerer
J. E. Butterworth
Department of Secondary Education
John T. Hawkes
Sheridan High School
Jennie G. McGuffey
Cody
Estray Notice of Roan Horse Strayed Near Otto
Estray notice for a 4 year old roan horse branded on the left shoulder. Last seen heading east from Powell on June 10. Reward offered for recovery. Neighbors in Otto area urged to watch and notify F. L. Kirkpatrick.
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Powell
Otto
F. L. Kirkpatrick
Hay Wanted Near Shell Wyoming For Winter Supply
Notice seeking hay sellers within fifty miles of Shell Wyoming. Respond with asking price for hay fed to cattle and available pasture space. Respondents should send their details for winter supply negotiations.
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Shell
Wyoming
America's Ablest Woman Lecturer Miss Kearney at Chautauqua Tour
America s ablest woman lecturer and traveler Miss Kearney has spoken to 4000 at Massey Hall Toronto and 10000 at Royal Albert Hall London, with more stops in Washington and New Orleans. She travels worldwide, writing for newspapers, and plans Europe as Seen in Time of War lectures.
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Iss Kearney
Toronto
Canada
Massey Hall
Royal Albert Hall
London
England
Ocean Grove
N. J
New Orleans
South
Convention Hall
Washington
Miss Kearney
Chautauqua
Lyceum
Honore
Pount Leo Tolstoi
Europe
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Jack M. Klein
America
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Greybull Chautauqua
Elkhorn Livestock Co
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Republican
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