Press Prominent Past Presidents Gather in Cheyenne Dinner
The Wyoming newspaper scene honors veteran editors and publishers at a Legislative dinner in Cheyenne on January 24. Leaders mentioned include Gerald Burdo of Lusie Herald, Ted O’Meila of Rawlins Daily Times, Hugh Knoel of Northern Wyoming Daily News, Carl A. Rott publisher, and current president Max E. Cai. Names span Casper Tribune Herald, Riverton Ranger, Green River Star, Buffalo Bulletin, and Laramie Daily News among others.
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EL T. Childers
Riverton Ranger
Gerald Burdo
Lusie Herald
Ted O'Mefla
Rawlins Daily ‘Times
Hugh Kno
Northern Wys
Daily News
Worland
Carl A. Rott
Sheridan Pres
Wyoming Press
Indian threats fade then reappear in Wyoming reports
The article details Governor Hale's 1882 appeal for aid as bands of Crow Shoshone and other Indians encamped in Wyoming threaten settlers and cattlemen. It notes extensive reservations across Wyoming and adjacent states, with thousands of Indians in Crow, Shoshone, Sioux communities, and tension over hunting grounds and public lands.
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Mae
Custon
Hale
Northern
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Arapaho
Montana
Dakota
Wyoming
Sioux Reservation
P. H. Sheridan
A. Babbitt
Caitic
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New Meadowdale Raceway Debuts the Monza Wall Curve
Meadowdale Raceway at Carpentersville offers a 3.7 mile course with the Monza Wall banked at 45 degrees. Engineers say at 130 to 140 mph the gravity and centrifugal force balance, allowing a no steering run. The twisting asphalt features draw on top tracks worldwide.
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Monza
Newleadowdale
Carpentersville
Meadowdale
Be It Resolved A New Year Health Plan From 1856
A Health for All appeal urges thorough annual physicals for every family member including parents. It warns men in mid life face higher TB risk and stresses early detection, stating neglect leads to long treatment and higher costs. This Wyoming Tuberculosis and Health Association message appears in the Examiner.
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Famiy
Tierevlos
Wyoming
Safe Walking Tips From Planned Pedestrian Program
Practical guidance from the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety outlines safe walking practices. Tips cover crossing streets, using sidewalks, staying visible to drivers, and choosing well lit routes to reduce injury risk.
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Big Piney
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Big Piney, Wyoming
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Big Piney Lodge
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