Wyoming Paragraphs Snapshot Of State Happenings
Miss Helen Hylton of Douglas tops a beauty contest judged by John Held Jr. Elvira Agnew of Lusk placed second in a feature at the University of Wyoming campus. Bart Clark declines UW coaching offers to return to Colorado College. Sherpsey lodge opens with 70 Masons in Casper. Edith G O Brien seeks help locating her brother Frank OBrien. Boundary commission report may push limited Yellowstone Park expansion. Governor Emerson discusses with Dr Brownell. Wyoming farm congresses in Lander and Riverton energize livestock and crops. Wyoming to join Oregon against certain hospital insurance forms. A campaign against slot machines starts in Sage with seizures. Bear population seen to cause early hibernation this month. February gasoline tax receipts fall about 12,000 from January. State Treasurer Edelman and Dawson face license law issues. Lincoln County sports and spring football practice feature John Rhodes associate and athlete Raymond Richards with rare heart arrangement. Birkin Ranch near Aston to become experimental farm. Mountain Fuel layoffs affect 37 workers.
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Helen Hylton
Douglas
University of Wyoming
John Held
Elvira Agnew
Lusk
United States Veterans’ Hospital
Fort McKenzie
Bart “Dutch” Clark
John “Choppy” Rhodes
Colorado College
Sherpsey Lodge
A. F
A. M
Grand Lodge of Wyoming
Joseph G. Loundes
Casper
R. John Allen
Cheyenne
Edith G. O'Brien
Brighton Avenue
Perth Ambo
N. J
Frank O'Brien
Yellowstone National Park Boundary Commission
Frank ©. Emerson
BB. Brownell
Commission
Ait Lander
Riverton
Theodore Thulemeyer
Wyoming
Oregon
R. Jom Allen
Allen
Sage
Wyo
William Tredale
L. G Jones
W. H. Edelman
Sheridan
John D. Dawson
Converse
Dawson
Justice Court
Edelman
Albert Peyton
Raymond Richards
University of Nebraska
John
Choppy) Rhodes
University Armory
Rhodes
Richards
Sandwiches and sweets from a tea table menu
A vintage menu outlines varied hot sandwiches and toppings. Recipes cover hot beef and tomato sandwiches, broiled cheese and ham, pepper cheese spread, almond and date sandwiches, lemon ice box cookies, graham fruit bars, and related confections for an afternoon tea setting.
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Graham Fruit
Bolero and Pajama Ensembles Dominate Spring Fashion
Fashion writer Julia Bottomley notes bolero jackets appear across outfits from evening gowns to day dresses, with plaited frills and short jacket effects. Pajama ensembles expand for children and adults, featuring bright prints, striped cotton, and versatile pieces that pair with bolero jackets for day or party wear.
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Meng
Woodbine Elf's Balloon Journey Adventure
A whimsical tale follows Woodbine the elf who proposes balloon travel for the elves. They craft bright color balloons with parasols as parachutes, fly over hills and streams, drink water from birch cups, sleep in swings, visit the Giant for breakfast, and slowly return home, proud of the plan.
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Woodbine
Woodhine
Riddle on Pigs Beads and Tails at the Market
A playful tale frames a cart with pigs and two friends as they reach market. Misleading questions about tails and beads lead to a counterintuitive answer. The puzzle resolves with five figs described as three facing one way and two facing the other.
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Joe
Christmas Baby Barry G1's Sunday School Gaffe
A four year old boy in Sunday school after Christmas blurts out his family has no Christmas baby, adding that their baby is Phil who is two years old. The affectionate teacher smiles at the innocent remark and notes the family joy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry G1
Phil
How, Indeed A Riddle About a Mole and Its Weight
A playful riddle where a teacher asks how the mole eats its own weight in food daily and a pupil questions how the mole can know its weight. The exchange relies on a pun linking the animal mole to a chemical mole unit of weight.
Tough on Dad Quote Sparks Generational Tension
A father hostages a moment of advice with a blunt reply from his son who insists he wants to steer his own path. The exchange highlights a clash over manners and independence within a family dialogue.
The Man Who Doesn’t Believe in Signs
A concise saying critiques belief in omens and signs, noting that skepticism hinders craft and perception. It reflects a mindset that dismisses symbolic cues and could undermine practical artistry.
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Birkin
Aston
Kemmerer
State Department
Mountain Fuel Supply Comming
Obie Oil Company
Baxter Basin
State Line Gas and Oil Structures
Rock Springs
Ron
Bocrates
Plutarch
Chile
Glen Wright
Mthey Up Chiming Ty Into Cildren
Berdenog
Giavist
Julia Bottomley
Western Newspaper Union
Braham
Elf
Pop
Arden
California
Yprians
AIP
OMNIA
Freddie
Flo
Doan
Daan
Clara
Nieder
Eagle Ave
Detroit
Mich
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