Divorce petition in Wyoming suit for Reeves family
Notice to Frank M Reeves of La Saft Colorado that Martha H Reeves filed for absolute divorce in Bg Horn county Wyoming on August 10 1916 seeking custody of Evelyne and George Harold Reeves. Answer by September 30 1916 or judgment by default. Includes death notice for Jesse Scoville and community condolences.
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Frank M. Reeves
la Saft
Colorado
Herbey
Martha H. Reeves
Bg Horn County
Wyoming
Evelyne Reeves
George Harold Reeves
Rnfle
Clerk of District Court
R. H. Ahrens
Nations unprepared for border crisis speech from Hughes
In a speech of acceptance, Mr Hughes laments shocking unpreparedness on the Mexican border. He notes regular troops dwindling under 40,000, National Guard mobilized, and widespread lack of training, equipment, and transport for guardsmen. He calls the situation absurd and preventable given three years of warnings.
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Mexico
Naional Guard
National Guard
Hughes
Hughes Endorses Women Suffrage in Acceptance Speech
In a speech of acceptance, Mr Hughes asserts that economic shifts and the rise of women in work make suffrage inevitable. He argues opposition will delay but not defeat the movement and states he favors granting women the vote to benefit public life.
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Mr. Hughes
St Andrews Episcopal Guild Meeting Notice
St Andrews Episcopal guild will meet with Mrs R H Ahrenson on Thursday September 14 at 2 30 pm All members are requested to be present as business of importance is to be transacted Mrs M H Smith Secretary
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St. Andrews Episcopal Guild
R. H. Ahrenson
M. H. Smith
What One Big Man Thinks of Another
President W. H. P. Faunce of Grown University praises Justice Hughes. He lauds Hughes as fearless, loyal, and ethical with a rich sense of humor. Faunce says Hughes combines judicial temper with decisive action and would bring clear vision and steady leadership to America.
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W. H. P. Faunce
Grown University
Iive
Times
Justice Hughes
Brown
Supreme Court
America
Charlies E. Hughes
Preparedness Failures Attributed To Administration
The piece argues the Administration followed not led on preparedness, cites earlier claims that the issue was not pressing, notes belated army demands under leadership pressure, decries inconsistent pursuit of reforms, blames the system for mobilization faults, and accuses officials of using the issue for political maneuvering while imposing on naval administration.
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Congress
Naval Administration
Hughes
Lovell club to back special train for Basin fair
Will Co-operate. Col. May received a letter from Lovell's commercial club stating cooperation with the fair board to secure a special train from Lovell to Basin during the fair. Labor Day observed in Greybull with parades and sports including a Greybull 10 Cody 2 ball game and an evening ball dance.
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Col
May
Commercial Club of
Lovell
Fair Board
Basin
Greybull
Greypull Band
Cody
Basin Democrats elect Berry and Robertson to leadership
The democratic county central committee met in Basin last Saturday and elected J. A. Berry chairman and J. Robertson secretary. A. W. Coons was selected as state committeeman.
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Democratic County Central Committee
Basin
J. A. Berry
J. Robertson
A. W.coons
City Meat Market Ad For Lard Prices
Lard advertised in local market listing 3 pound pail for 50 cents 10 pound for 75 cents and 10 pound at 1.50 option. MLZ note.
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Jesse Scoville
Jesse A
A. H. Scoville
Basin Hospital
Jesse
Grass Creek
Utah
Jwa
Fort Collins
Colo
Republican, Commercial Printing
Wyoming State Fair
Douglas
Basin Furniture CO
WM. Gibson
Episcopal Guild
Carter
New York
Evening Sun
Carranza
Uncle Sam
Giadapi
J. H. Welsh General Contractor
Resin, Wyoming