National Boy Scouts Plan Five Year Expansion At Meet
The tenth annual meeting of the National Council of the Boy Scouts of America closed in New York. Delegates approved a five year expansion plan with forty seven men in the field and estimated costs from 920000 in 1921 to 446000 in 1925. The council urged local councils to bear financing and sent greetings to Gen Sir Robert Baden Powell and to Boy Scout groups in France and elsewhere.
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National Council of Boy Scouts of America
New York
Sir Robert
Baden-Powell
National Council of the
Boy Scouts of America
Great Britain
United States
Boy Scouts
Teen ‘de la France Bevastee
France
Boy Scout Movement
Casper Contractor Plans Hudson Water Lays and Bonds
In Hudson Wyoming on May 1 contractor R R Inman of Casper submitted his construction bond to build the Hudson water works. Town officials will likely award the contract at the May 4 council meeting. A trenching machine will be deployed soon as work begins with efforts to extend the water system and main sewer. A $25000 water extension bond and $8000 main trunk sewer bond were authorized at a special session. A June 1 election will decide the bonding issue. National figures are scheduled to speak at a Washington banquet marking the close of the Associated Harvard Clubs convention.
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Hudson, Wyo
R. Inman
Casper
Hudson
Washington
Harvard
Carpenter Studio Announces Closure and Relocation
The studio at 111 E Second St Casper will close June 1 as the photographer retires. A summer of view work for oil companies and fishing follows until October 26, then a new studio opens in Denver at no cost around $10,000. A final run of big reductions on all work ends May 25.
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Carpenter Studio
Second St
Casper
Denver
Wyoming Filling Station plans West Second Street site
The Wyoming Filling Station Company will erect a premier station on West Second Street east of the industrial track after buying a ground acre from Standard Oil. The plan includes brick foundation, white stucco walls, red tile roof, warehouses, and spur tracks with expansions to Cheyenne and additional Wyoming cities this year and next. Known members include Henry Posey and J W Johnson, contractor T Plucktahn, with operation of the East Second and Yellowstone station already in place.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming Filling Station Company
West Second Street
Standard Ol Company
Plana
Burlington
Wyoming
Wyoming Filling Station
East Second
Yellowstone Avenue
Henry Posey
A. Be, Chandler
Carl Shumaker
Roy Wyland
A. E. Stirrett
R. H. Nichola
J. W. Johnson
George B. Nelson
Julian Lever
Perry A. Morris
Meeting Notice at R T Kemp Office Monday Evening
All members are requested to be present at the office of R T Kemp Monday evening at 7 30 p m for a scheduled meeting.
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R. T. Kemp
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Scout Council
Hudson Water Lines
Sarah Bernhardt
Paris
Racin
Athalie
Amny
Baker& Cocoa
Val
Walter Baker & Co-Ltd
Dorchester
Mass
Illing Station
West Second Otreet
T. Plucktahn
Phope
Durbin
Fred Vargue
Casper Daily Tribune
The
Herpicide Co
Detroit
Michigan
All Drug and
Dep’t. Stores
Edwin Pee Ritton
Attention
Real Estate Board
Jos. I. Schwartz
Iris Theatre
Philadelphia
Boston
Chicago
San Francisco
Henning Hotel
Rose Hilts
Paderewski
Hofmann
Grainger
Ganz
Cortot
Novaes
Bauer
E. K. Henderson
Knight-Campbell Music Co
Grand Junction
Pueblo
Colorado Springs
Boulder, Greeley
Corona
L. C. Smith
Casper Typewriter
Wyatt Bldg
Boyle
North Center St
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