Casper Scouts Introduce Annual Honor Contest
The Casper council plans an annual Honor Contest for all Roy Scouts beginning Jan 1 1921 to boost enthusiasm. Troops compete for a color set prize and a perpetual trophy after three consecutive wins. The award process, point schedule, and administration are defined, with results announced at summer camp.
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Casper
Roy Scouta
Capaper Council
Court of Honor
Ita Dacre
Scout Executive
Scout
God Turna
Seouts contest to write best troop sorry at high school meet
Seouts in Troop 2 contest to write best troop sorry. The troop held a 100 percent meeting at the high school last Friday. Scoutmaster Goodrich ordered 16 pairs of eight foot skis for winter hikes. Otto Goodrich, his brother, comes to Casper to assist as Scoutmaster.
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Park School
Harry
Scoutmaster Taylor Reports Scouts make good progress
Scoutmaster Frank R. B. Taylor keeps busy testing candidates for advancement with two tests each meeting. He reports that the Scouts are progressing well in their duties and training.
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Frank RB. Taylor
Scoutmaster presents new American flagpole emblem
The troop receives a new American flagpole and emblem while a signed copy of the troop constitution and by laws was lost last week on Center Street between Narona Power Company and Henning Hotel. Finder should return to Scout headquarters at the Chamber of Commerce. Scout Ernest Wert named scribe and correspondent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin
Center Street
Natrona Power Company
Henning Hotel
Seout
Chamber of Commerce
Ernest Wert
Troop 6 Forms Quick Organizing Scout Unit
Troop 6 organized in a Baptist church is forming into a full unit under Scoutmaster Stout. Tender foot instruction is underway, nine applications received, and each member vows to recruit a new member by the next meeting. Leaders include Assistant Scoutmaster Ralph Somers. meetings shift to Thursday evenings for an entire Scout night.
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Baptist Church
Stout Ia
Aesistant
Ralph Somers
Himslf
Ted Cartwright
Chapin Cartwright
William Anderson
Paul Cody
Junior Scouts Grow as Troop 6 Holds Regular Meeting
Herbert Pennington and Ceri Somers lead a Tuesday eve meeting at the Baptist parsonage. Troop 6 Juniors expand with new enrollments Ike Stoddard Manuel Truc jalio Jaren Bagley Elmer Hawk ine and three younger boys start Troop 7 Junfora. Dues set at 50 cents monthly Miax Dwyer North Casper principal attends as guest.
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Herbert Pennington
Ceri Somers
Badine Dinmuke
Tom Cole
Baptist Parsonage
Troop 6
Dewey King
Wesley King
Clark Tilton
Russell Brown
Robert Trowbridge
Robert Brown
Nelson Chase
Hubert Black
Robert Castell
Waldo Hurley
Paul Schntn
Jack Schnur
Ray Morgan
Frank Neiton
Gale Moore
Harry Davie
Floyd Cole
Richard Anderson
Wile Issier
Stanley Marrion
Frank Marrion
Joe Bingham
Warren Luyden
Donald Tumbs
Glen Wilkes
Bernard Rutkowski
Harold Terry
Donald Lobdell
Vern Ham
Ing
Ike Stoddard
Manuel Truc Jalio
Jaren Bagley
Elmer Hawkine
Alexander Foster
Ernest Bagley
William Guthrie
Miax Dwyer
North Casper
Troop 7 Holds Regular Meeting at North Casper School
The regular meeting of Troop 7 was held at North Casper school Thursday evening under Scout Buetics Ginck. Six new candidates enrolled that week studied Tenderfoot requirements including the Scout oath law motto and badge significance. A new lesson was arranged for next meet.
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North Casper
Buetics Ginck
Elementa of
Scouting
Jesson
Dutch Children's Dress Reflects Parental Style
The passage notes that Holland's children dress identically to their parents, indicating limited variety in their clothing choices and a strong cultural emphasis on parental fashion as a model for the young.
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Holland
Covn
Difficulties Distinguishing Children From Adults in Study
The statement notes confusion in telling apart children and adults in certain contexts. It underscores challenges for researchers and educators in identifying age-based categories and applying appropriate criteria.
Mis Nose Saved His Life In The Farmland Tale
An odd report recounts a blind horse in Lorain guided by its sense of smell to graze safely. The animal’s nose allegedly steered it away from danger, underscoring the creature’s instinctive skill and resilience.
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M. P. Wheeler
Inef Counel
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Magi
Cy Eym
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Harry, Astin
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Elsie Young
New York
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Denby Truck
S. D. Riley
South
RED Cross
AT. Kemp CO
Troop 5
N. and A. Coal Co
Crosby
Hudson
Nebraska School of Irrigation
City of
Scottsbluff
Platte Valley
Thos. H. McCarthy
Nebraska
Norris CO
East Second Street
Norway
Delicatessen
Finnan Haddie
Rochefort Camembert Circle
Blue Hill
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Ouur Bank
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Casper National Bank
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