Frank W Mondell A Wyoming Politician's Tough Rise
A profile tracing Frank W Monde ll s ascent from a poverty struck Iowa homestead to Wyoming businessman and political figure. Born in St Louis during Lincoln s election era his early years forged resilience through frontier work on railroads mines and farms. He built a reputation in Wyoming as a developer of Newcastle and surrounding districts eventually entering state politics and serving as senate president and congressman.
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Forest receipts in 1916 set district high in West
Washington July 25 reports total receipts from national forests under the Denver office at 464 798.96 with a 14 355.09 rise from last year. 1916 nationwide receipts reached about 2 820 000 a peak due to higher demand for forest products including a 203 000 timber sale gain and grazing fees up 77 000. Grand Canyon Hotel Yellowstone hosts 125 delegates from nine western states attending a National Parks Highway convention today.
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Victor Wilson Arrested in South Dakota Flight Case
Victor Wilson, sought for wife desertion, was arrested at Jefferson South Dakota yesterday July 14. Deputy Morrow departed to fetch Wilson. Wilson married in Lander last month and sent his wife to her parents at Hudson before fleeing a couple of weeks ago.
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Summer school enrollment at University of Wyoming tops 300
Attendance at the university of Wyoming summer session surpasses 300, up from 270 in 1915, marking continued growth since the first session in 1906. Students from Wyoming counties and over twenty states are enrolled, with future campus improvements planned including new sidewalks, roadways on Tenth and Twelfth streets, and a tunnel to connect Hoyt hall with the central heating plant.
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Strayed mares from C. E. Noble ranch in Wyoming
Strayed on or about May 1, 1916 from the St. Joe, Wyoming ranch, a black mare with crooked legs and branded colt, a brown mare branded alike with two white hind feet, and a mare branded on left thigh with star. Reward of 25 dollars for capture and hold until Noble arrives. Located near St. Joe.
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Local Time Table for Basin Passenger Trains
The Basin daily departure times list No. 29 northbound at 1 12 PM and No. 30 southbound at 1 12 PM.
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Stop and Listen Mecklem addition sale ad
An advertisement states 24 jets in Mecklem addition will be sold for 100 dollars each on a 50 by 140 foot lot with first come, first served bargains. It urges immediate action due to a short market and promises Paris green supply from C Ellis & Son. Also notes a brown mare colt, brand unknown, and pickup near Greybull with ownership reclaim offered via ad and keeping rate.
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