Worland Social Fete Sparks Teen Crowd and Local News
A Worland social week with Basin guests features dancing after a close basketball score 2 to 10 in Worland’s favor. Sisters and brothers visit, Winifred Pickman stays for eight scoring trips by autos, high school singing impresses, and track practice continues as spring fever spreads. A Bridger, Montana marriage adds local chatter as Dorothy Gould and Wil Webb wed. Fuchs joins University of Wyoming summer algebra program. The issue notes spring illness and school spirits among Basin and Worland students.
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Earl Holman
Worland
Delbert Davie
Basin
Warland
Blakesley’s
Winifred Pickman
Dorothy Gould
Wil Webb
Bridger
Mont
Ose
Manderson
Peter the Great and his Westernizing reforms
The narrative describes Peter the Great as tall and strong with a keen, insatiable curiosity. It notes his drive to Westernize Russia, force beard shaving and Western dress, establish schools and arts, and personally work in various trades. His military methods, reforms, and brutal suppression of revolts are outlined, along with his foreign policy aimed at Baltic access and frontier expansion. It concludes with reflections on Russia’s path toward modernization and the question of war’s impact on its destiny.
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Russia
Peter
Persia
Turkey
Hughand
Petrograd
Utml
Peter Wasas
Pultowa
Church of England
Patriarchate
Holy Synod
English House of Bishops
Alexis
Alexs
Mite
Cpwn
Baltic
Constantinople
Prue
Sweden
Peter the Great
Prussia
Austria
Peter ‘He Great
Sea
Volga
Caspian
Rusia
Japan
China
British
India
Purpape
Jemima Loses Billy in Subtle Veil of Tricks
At a luncheon the Brunette and two friends analyze Jemima who had hoped to marry Billy. Billy fled, citing Jemima's presumption and pursuit. The women debate feminine candor versus subterfuge, conclude Jemima may recover and learn discretion, and the club adjourns.
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Willy
Billy
Jemima
George Bernard Shaw
Guilfle
Shell
Luach Club
Voice for Women Proposition Cited by Mr Meekton
Mr Meekton expresses strong interest in a Voice for women proposition and expects women to vote. He questions how ten voters will affect the outcome and mentions a woman named Whow who disapproves of the plan.
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Mr. Meekton
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Hart Holman
Mr. Holman
Mr. Tallon
Sindlay
Worland Bunch
Margaret
Fuchs
The
State University At
Laramie
Ural
Pelwr the Great
Basin State Bank
Berry Lumber Co
Old Basin Lumber Co
M. R. Douglas
Mountain View Hotel
Catherine Goodrich
C. S. Kelly
Hacher National Park
Goler Park
Yellowstone National Park
America
MTC
H. Gs Fetter
Basin,Wyoming