Friends of the White Man and Indian Scouts in U.S. History
An exploration of how the term Friends of the White Man reflected Native affiliations with U.S. forces. The piece traces Indian scouts from Tawnee to Crow and Arikara units, highlighting leaders like Bloody Knife and I See O, and notes their roles in campaigns from the Sioux to Geronimo, ending with I See O’s late life and a military funeral in 1920.
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Wyoming Parag Rapides of 1931 Lodge Choices and Local Industry
Casper hosts the grand lodge meeting where Caspar Laramie is named 1931 convention city and Elwood Anderson of Gillette wins grand master. News covers local sales of Green River pits, a poisoning death of Burnett Williamson, a fatality and injuries at a Glenrock dance affray, and sheriff sales of Ohio Mineral Co properties near Thermopolis.
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Elwood Anderson
Gillette
John ©. Whisenand
Rock Sprittys
Green River
Christina Irvine
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Burnett Williamson
del Carbon
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Owen A. Mackage
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Glenrock
Jose Messer
Marple Lane
Manderson
Ohio Mineral Co
Thermopolis
B. 0. Grnich
Greenville
Ohio
Carl E. Brogeson
Deryer
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State Public Service (Commission
Cheyenne
University of Wyoming
Wiliam Hotland
Buffalo
Cylvin G. Owens
Thermonpolis
N. E. Hirtyell
K. G. Hasining
Charles Fitzmaurice
Greybull
Leona Paulson Fitzmanurice
Campbell
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Sheridan
Weston
Wyoming
Wyoming Public Service Commission
Andy Rusiussen
Wyomlng
de Molay
Laramiie
George Holdredge
Thermogiolis
Foster Harvey
Scribe Sheridan
John A. Red
State Department of Commerce and Industry
L. L. Newton
Carl P. Shumaker
Wyoming National Bank of Casper
Wyoming Bankers’ Association
W. B. Fair
Bank of Commerce
Kathleen Snyder
Claude Elias
Rock Springs
State Public Service Commission
Shoshont
August Day Eventful in American History
August 3 highlighted in American history with a War Department note. The date marks World War I start and the Panama Canal opening, plus a peace treaty 145 years earlier with Northwest tribes yielding Ohio Wisconsin Michigan and lands west of Pennsylvania. George Rogers Clark and Maul Anthony Wire are named.
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George Rogers Chute
Untraveled Clergymen Recount Sealess Lifetimes Near Maine
Seventeen Vermont clergymen who attended the New England rural church workers conference near Hol Orchard Maine have never seen the Atlantic. They lived within 210 miles of the ocean for life yet never glimpsed the sea as cars and towns grew.
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Unclear text fragment about license check and car incident
Fragmentary OCR mentions license check by an officer and a potential vehicle related issue. Key names and concrete details are unreadable, making precise event identification impossible.
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Promotes Fast Gentle Bowell Cleansing
An advertisement touts Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a mild thorough laxative for all ages. It claims to cleanse the bowels without pain, with quick effects and a pleasant taste, noting Caldwell's forty seven years of bowel expertise.
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