Wheatland World roasts Rev Shick over church row
The Wheatland World chronicles Rev. Shick’s clashes after an injunction barred him from the church. He attacked the paper and town figures in Goodrich hall sermons, while editors defend free speech and community values. Also notes a May 4 1811 marriage in Metropolis Illinois and Burlington reception for Mason Hoagland couple.
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Wheatland World
Shick
Goodrich Hall
the World
Wheatland
Burlington
Wyo
John S. Mason
Mabel Hoagland
Metropolis
Ill
Mason
Basin
Ray Nicholson
Owls Fraternity Meeting Sees Large Attendance and New Members
A Wednesday Owls gathering drew strong attendance as a lengthy meeting began the process of adding many new members. The fraternal organization plans to broaden membership across related groups in the same network.
New Mall Renovation Sparks Brickwork on Fourth Street
Notice from IL Mead of Greybull IOW reveals a planned addition to the business blocks on Fourth Street titled For Sale. A front lot in Mocklin Addition to Hasla is offered as a fine residence location with price 00 and easy payments.
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Wieber
Fourth Street
Mocklin
Hasla
I, IL
Mead
Greybull
Wye
Modern farmer on Crook county farm builds diversified success
On C. C. Ripley's farm in eastern Crook county a 30 horsepower Avery traction engine aids 400 acres of cultivation. Ripley, arriving in the eighties with limited capital but strong practical knowledge, feeds hay and grain to livestock, dairies, hogs, and ranges cattle, shipping corn fed steers and hogs to Omaha when prices were favorable. Diversified farming with dairy and pork is urged for others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. ¢. Ripley
Crook County
Avery
Ripley
Omaha
Sundance Monitor
Declamator Contest in Laramie Yields Tense Finish
A large crowd gathered Friday night for a Laramie declamator contest with lively rooters. Weather forced the field meet from Saturday to Monday as Dan Stanley of Laramie won first by five of the judges and Miss Amoretti of Lander and Miss Wiley of Basin shared second. Miss Thompson, popular Cody teacher, is elected to Basin schools as an additional primary instructor.
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Laramie
Creager
H. G. Knight
Middiekauff
Adsit
Heyle
Stromquist
Grave
Merica
Dan. K. Stanley
Miss Amoretti
Lander
Miss Wiley
Basin
Miss Thompson
Amanda Thompson
Cody Public
Basin Schools
Cody Enterprise
Praises Springs and Memorial Day Services Planned
Alex McDonald returns from Ther mopolis praising the springs and treatment at McGannon sanitarian. Memorial Day services set for May 28 at 11 O clock at the Methodist church with General O. O. Howard Post No. 110 G A B attending. Frank Robinson visits town from Paint Rock reporting hopeful crops and good nature effects on the region.
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Alex McDonald
Thermopolis
McGannon
Mac
Methodist
O. O. Howard
Frank
Frank Robinson
Paint Rock Country
Dame Nature
Paint Rock
Horse Cut and Auto News in Worland Grit
H W Isbell reports a valuable horse was severely cut by a barb wire fence Tuesday and he hopes to save it after taking home medicines. George Black arrives from Basin with an international auto for which he is agent and offers joy rides to local boys.
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H. W. Isbell
George Black
Basin Thursday
International Auto
Worland
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Eort
California
A. Mitchell
Jenkins Lumber Company
Chas, Thibault
Fred Tompkins
Thibault
Tompkins
Markham House
Pioneer Building
H. O. Richardson
Griffin & Mason
Republican
Bert M. Wilson
Alamosa
Colo
Deware
Frank James
Roberts Stone
Walter
Big Horn Supply Company
The
J. B. Thompson
Woning
Chas. Woning
Basin’s Tailor
Bruer & Stanton Contractors
H. D. Hendrick
John H. Kaster
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