GOP Birthday Reflections Mark 75 Years of Republican Rise
A historical reminiscence traces the Republican party from its Ripon Wisconsin origins and the influence of figures like Bovay and Greeley to its first national triumphs. It notes the 1854 founding moment in an Ohio or Wisconsin setting, the Kansas Nebraska crisis, and the party’s growth through the 1856 and 1860 elections culminating in Lincoln’s presidency, framing the 75th anniversary as a continuation of political power.
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Wind and Love at Scansby Tea
In a sunlit garden under copper beech trees at the Scansby mansion Miss Gill Youngs and Miss Ethel Seanshy contend in light talk over Bill Youngs and Harold Monsonby as they discuss the Cloverleigh match and Stella Jinksby engagement with Jim Barton. Ethel announces her engagement to Ralph Bigsby, formerly Bigsby the Cloverleigh winner and former caddy, as the sun sets over the Beech trees.
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Rhel
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Snaye
Tine
Ralph Bigsby
Bill Youngs
Wyoming State News Roundup Highlights Local Developments
Razing work on a derelict L O B church in Rock Springs signals a $40,000 brick building. Laramie viaduct bonds sold for about $100,000 to Bosworth Chanute Loughbridge in Denver. Sheridan High School chief J Marshall resigns after thirteen years. Coughlin named captain of Wyoming basketball team. Sheridan Woman's Club opens new clubhouse May 31. Insurance rate schedules to be revised via a fall meeting with state official Thu ryer. Baratoga Hot Springs bathhouse to use brick construction. Basin grants charter for Security State Bank with $30,000 capital. Williams to serve as president. Wyoming firemen to meet in Rawlins this year. Postmaster Wise installed in Basin. Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs elects officers in Cheyenne. 29 farm units on Willwood division open to homestead entry June 10 with WW veterans preference. Freedom town spans Idaho Wyoming border with portion in Lincoln and Caribou counties. National Editorial Association to bring several Cheyenne church pulits in July. Dr J J Cullen elected president of Wyoming Optometric Association. University of Wyoming president disputes conservation policy. Wyoming Stores Growers Association to hold convention in Sheridan June 4 and 6.
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J. Marshall
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University At Wyoming
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Theodore Thuryer
Wyoming
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Ross Alcorn
Frederick If Porter
Basin
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Billings
Mont
George A. Hinman
Greybull
A. Maloney
Greybul
Security State Bank
Williams
Park County Bank
Powell
First National Bank of
Lowell
State Firemen's Association
Sheridan
Othor Onty
Fred W. Fossie
Tierbert B. Wise
Thasin
O. T. Gebhart
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Wise
Julia Bartlett Freehorn
Cheyenne
Prank
Minerson
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Lila McThawell
Lander
Secretar
Anun Jean Andrewa
Mabel Sykes
Caspar
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Rawlins
Wyoming Optometrical Association
Casper
A. G. Crane
University of Wyoming
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