Manderson School Contest Highlights Reader and Athlete Events
Manderson hosted a Friday school contest with a fore noon literary program and afternoon athletic events. Winners included Mary Bell Johnston and Melvin Devereaux in reading, Ernest Yost in map drawing, Ada Tatman in several recitation and arithmetic events, and multiple medalists across classes. Totals show Manderson leading with 25 first places, 17 seconds, while Alamo and Welling posted several top finishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manderson
Mary Bell Johnston
Melvin Devereaux
Walter McDonald
Ada Tatman
Ernest Yost
Ethel Root
Adana Tolstrup
Harry Wiley
Elwood Mottlat
Leland Gossett
Ada ‘Tatman
Mildred Wiley
Eileen Rosenberry
Grace Yost
Frances Morgan
Inger Tolstrup
Kathryn Mullens
Floyd Sykes
Arthur Johnson
Esay
Irene Nelson
Leone Root
Alamo
Elwood Mott
Elfie Sykes
Owen Hust
Herbert Devereaux
George Marple
Lelgie Sykes
Belva Sykes
Josephine Noe
Fred Bonn
Elgie Sykes
Joephine Root
Molly Huff
Edith Miller
Mattie Compton
Ella McCarty
Frances
Rev. Black
A. E. Pickett
Fox
McDonald
Gray
C. A. Pickett
Ndith M. Miller
RIDDANCE OF RUBBISH
A partisan message denounces a minority of immigrants deemed anarchistic and unfit for citizenship while praising the majority as loyal to the government. The writer urges the removal of such individuals and ends with a political slogan about job printing for Republicans.
Wyoming Leads Way in Woman Suffrage Fifty Years Ago
Wyoming became the first U S territory to grant women full voting rights fifty years ago and its example is highlighted as the National American Woman Suffrage Association prepares the Jubilee convention in St Louis March 24 to 29. The Wyoming story credits William H Bright for shaping the bill with Betsy Bright supporting the idea. Wyoming’s suffrage program endured through five decades despite repeal attempts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
St. Louis
National American Woman Suffrage Association
Commonwealth
Wyoming Territory
William H. Bright
Mr. Bright
Campbell
Wyoming Faces Bond Issue and League of Nations Debate
Wyoming voters decide in April on two million eight hundred thousand dollar highway bond issue while national debate over the league of nations continues. The article notes President Wilson’s secrecy on four other council members and discusses public reaction to the treaty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Statehood
Wyoming
Washington
Union
The
League of Nations
Executive Council
United States of America
British Empire
France
Italy
Japan
League
Council
America
England
Seasion
Ange
Senate
State of
Basin
Board of County Commissioners
Big Horn County
Charles A Welch
Notice to Creditors in Alma Hammond estate
In the District Court of Wyoming Fifth Judicial District the estate of Alma Hammond deceased. letters of administration granted January 9 1910 to the administrator. creditors must present claims with vouchers within six months or be barred from estate. one year to file otherwise barred. Dated March 18 1910. KR Burgimat, Administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Fifth Judicial District
State of
Wyoming
Alma Hammond
KR. Burgimat
Paul Sanders
Pearl Young Sanders
Adminiatratrix
Notice to Creditors in the Estate of Paul Sanders
Pay notice requests creditors to exhibit claims with vouchers for allowance to Pearl Young Sanders as administratrix. Claims must be filed within one year from the letters patent or be barred. Dated March 18 1918.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Literary
Leroy Mills
Jake Goodrich
Ed Rosenberry
Jake Goodrick
Inger Talstrup
Owen Rust
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company
Prince Albert
P. A
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Winston-Salem, N. C
E —Ai
Mr. Wilson
Mary Pickford
Douglas Fairbanks
Charlie Chaplin
W. G. McAdoo
Jack Pickford
Navy
Pickford
Prosention
Tumulty
Robert D Carey
Zela Murphy
Als
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