Final Tribute For Senator Warren In Cheyenne
Wyoming gathers at the capital to honor United States Senator Francis E. Warren with the nation’s grandest military funeral in the Rocky Mountain region. More than 2,090 troops escort the body from the Capitol to Lakeview Cemetery with volleys and a 12 gun salute by the 76th Field Artillery. Notables including former Gov. Carey and Sen. Kendrick attend as congressional guard of honor members join Governor Emerson and Fort Russell officials in paying respects.
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Rocky Mountain
United States
Francis E. Warren
Cheyenne
Wooring
Congress
Wyoming
Lakeview Cemetery
Captol
Fort
D. A. Russell
C. R. Howland
Patrick Sullivan
Casper
Republican National Committee
J. M. Schwoob
Cody
State Senate
Oscar Beck
Sublette County
John Wray
Bock Springs
PF. C. Spencer
Independence
Kan
Republican State Committee
A. J. Hazlett
Congressional Guard of Honor
Washington
Deacon Dubbs Delights Big Piney School Crowd
The Big Piney High School presented Deacon Dubbs at Clyde hall last Friday night drawing strong attendance from local and visiting patrons. The show was well cast with scenery crafted by Superintendent J W S Green and praised by the audience. Miss RB E Sielaff directed the production as school principal.
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Deacon Dubbs
Big Piney
Clyde Hall
Pinedale
J W. S. Green
RB. E. Sielaff
Clyde's Smoke House Destroyed By Fire
Early Sunday fire consumed Clyde's Smoke House burning the building and all contents. Paul Graffe, leasing the property, lost hundreds in tobacco and candy. Charley Clyde carried $2500 insurance. A sleeping occupant escaped unharmed after a cat woke him. County Commissioners chose a site near Green River for a Span Bridge to replace three aging spans built years ago by Amos W. Smith to move cattle to desert pastures.
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Clyde
Paul Graffe
Charley Clyde
Gust L. Larson
James P. Jensen
Green River
Amos W. Smith
Local notes from Daniel and surrounding area
The column reports on residents and visitors in Daniel and nearby towns. It notes Mrs Key’s illness prompting a trip to Salt Lake City, Mr J. W. Stanford’s illness and medical care, Mrs Agnes Howe moving to Kemmerer then California, the Sargent couple’s new ranch home, beef sales by D. H. Scott and G. L. West, Madge McHugh changing boarding place, and local business and travel updates. It also mentions Christmas card orders and the Wind River Cooperative Wool Marketing Association’s incorporation, handling over 25 000 fleeces and claiming higher profits last year.
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Fremont
Wind River Cooperative Wool Marketing Association
Pretty Church Wedding Here Wed Evening
At Community Episcopal church last evening a pretty church wedding was solemnized by Rev. A Best. Miss Olive M. Kitle wed William Green Jr in front of a large invited audience. The bride wore pale pink georgette and carried roses and sweet peas. bridesmaid Virginia Black attended with two other girls. The groom wore black with groomsman Dempsey Budd. After a reception at Congregational Community church, guests toasted the couple with ice cream cake and coffee. The couple, both well known locally, depart for Kemmerer then plan to reside in the F. A. Fear house near the phone office.
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Community Episcopal Church
Olive M. Kitle
William &. Green, Jr
Virginia Black
Anna Gravenkamp
Lacey Wilson
Dempsey Budd
A. C. Power
Congregational Community Church
Royal Neighbors
Woodman of America
Denver
Kemmerer
F. A. Fear House
The Last Roll Call Shocking Senator Warren Dies
Washington dispatch announces the sudden death of Senator Francis E. Warren at 85 from pneumonia. Wyoming grieves “The Grand Old Man” after 37 years in the Senate and as chair of the appropriations committee. His memory is praised as a gallant hero and devoted citizen.
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Washington, D. C
Francis E. Warren
Wyoming
Senate
United States
Great Appropriations Committee
Washington
Lamb and cattle feeding reports from Washington
Senator Francis Emory Warren reports from the U S Department of Agriculture on lamb and cattle feeding through October. The movement into Corn Belt states shows slight gains in lamb feeding while prices and weights shift. stocker and feeder cattle shipments remain above year earlier levels but below 5 year averages. News also notes local family updates with Mrs Charley Ott and Mr Ott in Cheyenne and Kemmerer.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Washington
Corn Belt
Chicago
Colorado
Nebraska
Texas
Reading
Montana
Idaho
Utah
Nevada
Oregon
Lancaster
Pennsylvania
Charley Ott
Mason
Cheyenne
May
Ott
Mr. Ott
Kemmerjer
Wyoming Special Election Planned To Fill Warren Seat
Attorney General announces plan to fill the late Senator Francis E Warren's seat with a special election in Wyoming. Election timing aims for about 30 days to name a successor. governor will call the election, with party chairmen setting convention dates for nominations and ballot selection. The winner serves until March 1, 1931, with the next six year term decided in the fall 1990 general election.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Wyoming
Francis FE. Warren
United States Senate
Washinton
Wilson
Congress
Mr. Wilson
Frank C. Emerson
Shippers and Railroads Meet in Cheyenne for Forum
Shippers from Colorado Idaho Nebraska Utah and Wyoming will join railroad managers in Cheyenne on December 10 for an open forum at the Elks Club to plan uninterrupted railroad service through January February and March 1930. The Central Western Shoppers Advisory Board organizes the meeting to gather facts from growers bankers and distributors to chart the next three months of service and car supply. Wyoming residents are urged to attend as meetings rotate among the five states and no fees are charged for participation.
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Colorado
Idaho
Nebraska
Utah
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Elks Club
Central Western Shoppers' Advisory Board
Chambers of Commerce
Theg
Notice to Creditors in Estate of Charles A Cox
District Court in Sublette County Wyoming issues Letters of Administration to Minnie F Cox for the estate of Charles A Cox. Creditors have ten months from November 14, 1929 to file claims with vouchers in the clerk’s office in Daniel or present them to the administratrix. December 1929 notices include local society items and a Treasury Dept. claim that the public debt is at its lowest since 1918.
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Sublette
Third Judicial District
Charles A. Cox
Court of
Sublette County
Wyoming
Daniel
Big Piney
Minnie F. Cox
United States
Treasury Department
Big Piney High School News and Senior Ring Day
Big Piney High School notes report seniors receiving class rings and excitement over the senior play Deacon Dobbs. Students across grades describe exams in Normal Training, ongoing studies in Romeo and Juliet and heredity, plus Thanksgiving events and a community response to the school play.
Thanksgiving Offering for Benevolences at Community Church
The Community Church announces a public worship service next Sunday led by Rev. A C Best with a church school. A Thanksgiving offering will be taken to support the church benevolences and related missions.
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A.C. Best
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Senator Warren
Capital City
Bentsh Key
Sait Lake City
J. W. Stanford
Horse Ereek Tin
Sargent Inn
J. W. Montrose
Swan Borg
Lozier
Rock Springs
Vigo Miller
Agnes Howe
California
J. E. Sargent
D. H. Scott
G. L. West
Omaha
Madge McHugh
Beulah Key
R. Johnson
Stevens Brothers
Finedale
Glidden McNeel
Bedford
Mr. D. A. and
W. D. Blackmon
Jackson
Francis Emory Warren
Nyoming Crop and Livestock Report
Lovell
Warren
State OF
G. B. Hackett
Administratrix
K. D
Tanner
Beth
Ludvig Lindback
Lava Hot Springs
Halfway
BIG Piney High School
Deacon Dobbs
Philapina Popover
Alma Biuart
Yeony Yensen
Cora Davison
Dean Jewett
Cora
Rose Raleigh
Noles
Sieleff
George
Barbara
Dan
Joe
Aurel
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