Funds For Cody Statue Blocked By Lower House
After the General Appropriation Act, the Wyoming Legislature adjourned sine die carrying 1 260 000. A Senate bill allocating 36 000 for a memorial statue of Col. William F. Cody at Cody passed the lower house. Governor Kendrick’s approval could record 127 session laws if all bills pass. Ray F. Lee’s confirmation as land commissioner and Hopkins resignation were announced.
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Union News Service
Cheyenne
Wyo
Senate
Col
William F. Cody
Cody
Ray F. Lee
8. G. Hopkins
Wyoming
House In Committee
Dynamite Used to Clear Ice on Denver Road
President Green of the Colorado Wyoming and Eastern railroad said the snow blockade out of Laramie is the worst he has seen. He reported opening one cut in North Park with ninety sticks of dynamite and eighteen kegs of powder, and the snow came out as solid ice.
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Laramie
Green
Colorado, Wyoming and Eastern Railroad
North Park
Load of Automobiles Catches Fire Near State Line
A train of forty nine flat cars carrying 147 machines traveling from Flint to Los Angeles caught fire near the Nebraska Wyoming line. Three autos were destroyed and several others badly damaged before the train reached Pine Bluffs where the blaze was extinguished.
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Cheyenne
Flint
Mich
Los Angeles
Pine Bluffs
Wool contracts set at forty cents per pound
Cokeville sheepmen P W Olsen Frank May and Stoner Brothers contracted next spring wool at 40 cents per pound. Olsen sold 90 000 pounds in Salt Lake City while the others sold to advance agents.
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Kemmerer
P. W. Olsen
Frank May
Stoner Brothers
Cokeville
Olsen
Salt Lake City
Wyoming Executive Order Bars Rabid Dogs from States
Governor John B. Kendricks issues Wyoming’s strictest rabies quarantine to stop dog shipments from Utah Nevada Arizona Idaho Washington Oregon and California. The order bans any entry of dogs from those states with widespread disease and imposes fines from 1000 to 10000 dollars per offense.
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Cheyenne
John B. Kendrick
Wyoming
Utah
Nevada
Arizona
Idaho
Washington
Oregon
California
Kemmerer Bandits Sent to Pen by Judge Arnold
John Hukovich and Reddy Kragovich received long state penitentiary terms after robbing eight Japanese in Oakley pool hall. Each man was sentenced to three to six years in prison by District Judge John R. Arnold.
Surveying for Double Track Burns
Union Pacific surveyors have arrived in Burne and are busy laying out the route for a double track from Arch er to two miles south of Pine Bluffs this spring and summer.
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Burns
Union Pacific Survey
Burne
Archer
Pine Bluffs
Hudson To Build Municipal Water System
Hudson voters approve water bonds by a four vote margin to fund a municipal water system. The measure passes in the town election, enabling construction and expansion of local water services.
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Hudson
Wyoming state news roundup features livestock show and oil deals
Reports from Douglas, Cheyenne, and Lander cover a March livestock show, a drunken shooting in Guernsey, a Burlington railroad line in the state, an $8,100 fraud arrest in Cheyenne, and the Inter Ocean hotel sale. Other items note drought relief slogans, labor and statistics office creation, injuries at Big Muddy, budget talks, road plans between Casper and the oil field, and early farming and packing activity in Laramie.
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Union News Service
Lander
J. L. Lawrence
Guernsey
Douglas
Burlington
Little
Cheyenne
Inter Ocean
Harry P. Hynds
W. P. Kimball
Iowa
Wyoming
Senate
State Commissioner of Labor and Statistics
B. Fallows
W. J. Miller
Big Muddy
E. W. Marchant
Cowley
John B. Kendrick
Washington
U. S
John A. Martin
Casper
Elkol
Kemmerer
Laramie
Frank J. Crowley
Ogden
Mail
Denver
Bureau
Capitol
Wyoming National Guard
Fort D. A. Russell
Muddy Oil Fields Company
Section 14
Section 15
Story
F. W. Cooper
Well Dressed Women Favor Separate Skirts This Spring
Advancing spring and summer fashion favor separate skirts and neat blouses alongside one piece frocks and suits. Home sewists are buying cotton fabrics, linens, and silks in stripes and checks for fitted hip hugging skirts with pockets, plaits, and decorative needlework including cross stitch and smocking.
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Orghndie
Prosperity Era Upheld by Wage Increase Data
The secretary of labor presents tables from trade unions and media showing over 1.1 million workers received wage increases in the last two months of the prior year. The rises spanned 38 states and 40 occupations, with 80 percent occurring without labor trouble, largely after election day and amid critique of Republican alarmists.
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Secretary of Labor
Wilson
Tariff Resolutions Favor Trade Encouragement Not Protectionist Rush
The National Foreign Trade council backs a tariff system with adequate resources to foster foreign trade through treaties and concessions, shielding markets from undue discrimination. It rejects claims the postwar aim is a rapid protectionist shift or reliance on gold, stressing goods for goods in maintaining gains in foreign trade.
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National Foreign Trade Council
Hughes
Republican Old Guard
Washington
Why Did It Not Help Business
A historical note questions Republican policy's effect on business and criticizes the long banking system in the United States. It claims the system was inadequate for over four decades and contrasts it with Spain and small states like Norway. It ends noting Democrats revised banking laws.
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United States
Spain
Norway
Steel workers face 18 hour shifts amid eight hour fight
The Chicago Journal notes harsh conditions for thousands of steel trust employees who endure 12 hour days seven days a week and 18 hour stretches at shift changes. It argues the eight hour day is aligned with societal judgment and questions corporate tolerance.
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Steel Trust
United States
Chicago Journal
War Exports A Tiny Share Of U S Manufacturing
Hon. Thomas L. Reilly of Meriden Conn cites a commerce department report showing war exports make two and two thirds percent of total manufacturing value and argues that if the war ended tomorrow its impact on overall business would be slight.
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Thomas L. Reilly
Meriden
Conn
Department of Commerce
Steel Used In This Country
Article argues most U S steel is consumed domestically, noting war stimulated production but less than ten percent is exported. It emphasizes internal demand drives steel output and questions the wartime export assumption.
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United States
Wealth Should Bear Burden in Defense Financing
The New York World argues for higher government revenues to fund national defense and army expansion. It contends the rich, not the poor, should shoulder the burden, so as to avoid reducing subsistence for those least able to bear cuts.
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New York World
Perce Cabinet Box Reflections Speak on Youth Happiness
A reflective note on youth, happiness, and lasting contentment. The fragment suggests a shift toward fulfillment as time passes, implying broader appeal to readers about finding joy and growth in later life.
Practical guide to drying fruit and homemade preserves
The article outlines soaking and cooking techniques to rehydrate dried fruit, and provides recipes for marmalade from citrus, spiced prunes, prune and apple roly poly, and spiced cranberries. It includes soaking times, sugar ratios, and spice adjustments for shelf stable jars.
Proverb on Knowledge and Action
A saying contrasts learning without action with the caution against overconfidence. It notes diligent effort in one activity without resulting results and warns that prudence should not tip into excessive certainty.
Recipes for Dishes and Dishes From a Vintage Kitchen
A collection of home cooking tips and recipes including sliced brown bread with butter and lemon, muffins with eggs and cream of tartar, chicken and chestnut salad with French dressing, sweet potato on toast with cinnamon sugar, veal with sour cream gravy, walnut sausage with rice and walnuts, stuffed heart with dressing, French toast with prunes for breakfast.
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Frances Davis
State Board of Medical Examiners
H. E B. McCollum
C. D. Stafford
R. W. Hale
State Board of Engineering Examiners
J. A. Whiting
State Board of Horticulture
J. V. Wolfe
State Board of Farm Commissioners
F. H. Vaughan
J. J. Zumbrunnen
J. R. Carpenter
State Fair Commission
B. J. Erwin
H. P. Allen
J. C. Shaw
John Flynn
Pen
Wyoming State News
Lincoln County
Will Jones
Pat Hayes
Clarence Cunningham
Jones Ranch
Yellowstone National Park
Civil Service
North Platter
T. F. Burke
Board of Trustees
The
University of Wyoming
Laramie County
Carpenter
Batiste
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