Wyoming plans for new federal buildings and major projects
Wyoming weekly industrial review notes new federal buildings planned in Green River and Thermopolis, a May 1 refinery start, a $40,000 Jackson theatre and store complex by Winter Garden, two Lake Minnehaha park bridges, a $190,000 Laramie courthouse, 1,000 miles of Wyoming highways under study, and various facility upgrades including a $30,000 Joveal reclamation plant and a 13 mile Gillette to south build by Tourview Telephone.
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Winter Garden Amusement Corporation
Jackson
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Builders and firms announce regional projects and plans
Newcastle-Ost Bros erects building in town. Chicago and Northwestern to build three bridges on the Riverton Lander line. Sheridan-Meat may open a Gillette branch market. Cody to spend 65000 on road improvements to Shoshone forest. Wheatland to resume Labbe mine activities. Sheridan plans a Lower Tongue River community clubhouse. Taxes affect everyone through public costs, says Wheeling Intelligencer of Wyoming.
Senator Kendrick Presents Congressional Directory to Examiner
The Examiner editor extends thanks to Senator John J. Kendrick for a handsomely bound edition of the Congressional Directory of the 70th Congress. The book bears the paper’s name in silver lettering and is added to the library along with other valued gifts from Senators Kendrick and Warren and Congressman Winter.
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Examiner
John 3 B. Kendrick
United States
Kendrick
Warren
Winter
Hardy's First Employment in Architecture at Adelphi Terrace
The article recalls Thomas Hardy starting his career as an architect with Sir A Blomfield at 8 Adelphi Terrace in London from 1862 to 1867. A library panel honors Hardy with the inscription Thomas Hardy O M. He witnessed the Thames embankment construction and penned early poems later published.
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Thames Embankment
Leather crisis hits cattlemen as hides collapse in price
Los Angeles February 28. Substantial mood decline in cattle markets driven by hides dropping to near the lowest levels in years. Competition from substitutes, tariff doubts, and foreign competition press American leather makers. industry seeks tariffs and new leather uses to revive demand while packers bear reduced hide value per steer.
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