Local Weather and Notices Seen With Brief Range Update
The item notes subscriptions, delivery, and circulation details for The Daily Tribune, with mentions of weather reports across Wyoming towns Casper Cheyenne Douglas and Encampment plus livestock conditions and poison weed concerns in northern locales. It also references The Rt Hon James W Lowther retiring as speaker after a long tenure and having listened to over 35 840 speeches.
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Casper
Wyo
Cheyenne
Chugwater
Cokeville
Douglas
Evanston
James W. Lowther
House of Commons
Women of Casper urged to join public welfare drive
The Casper public welfare bureau led by Mrs. Hazel G. James calls women to support a citywide campaign for morals and health. The piece argues women must help salvage the community, urging mothers, wives, sisters, and daughters to participate and back the effort.
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Casper
Navarene
Public Welfare Bureau
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James
Poli Chora
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Local Democratic Candidate Filed Candidacy Amid Dusty Fray
A fragmented item mentions Jim Cox as a Democratic candidate amid unclear district details and sparse context. No further concrete facts or dates are readable in the clipping.
New York Girls Hike to Coast Leave for Park Trips
Four young women Mina Hannah Davis Bertha Rogovin Ann Low and Bertha Cohen travel from New York City to San Francisco by hiking and hitchhiking arriving in Casper spent a day at the Y W C A and plan to Thermopolis Yellowstone Park and back toward Colorado before California. They work temp jobs to cover expenses and praise the YWCA for support during their journey.
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Mina Hannah Davis
Bertha Rogovin
Aann Low
Bertha Cohen
New York City
San Francisco
Casper
Buffalo
Chicago
Thermopolis
Yellowstone Park
Park
Tos Park
Colorado
California
W. G. A. Here
Private care lifts noted by Western people
A girl recalls acts of care she received during travel, praising Western people for kindness along the way and specifically citing their respect and assistance.
Weather summary shows warm week with dry spell and good crops
Georgette W Pitman reports Cheyenne weather for the past week was warmer than normal with average day and night temperatures of 85 and 68. Precipitation averaged slightly less than half an inch, sunshine hovered around 74 to 80 percent. The period favored haying with first crop nearly finished and prairie hay excellent. Winter wheat in good condition. spring crops show promise but need rain as oats and spring wheat head and boot. Potatoes excellent. beets and beans performing well in several areas.
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Geo. W. Pitman
U.S. Weather Bureau
Cheyenne
Sheridan
Lander
Salt Lake
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