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Newspaper
Casper Daily Tribune
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1920
Page
8
Mrs Cook longtime Chelalin resident cherished as an earnest Christian and devoted wife and mother who contributed 13 years of service to the community and family.
Retail and consumer goods costs in Berlin have surged with prices up about 1200 percent compared with wartime levels, signaling severe inflation and reduced purchasing power for residents.
Wyoming created insurance department has paid 75000 into the state treasury for the year, 15000 more than the previous year before the department existed. Since January over 90000 has gone to the star treasurer. Thirty new insurance companies have joined, signaling operator confidence and future growth under Insurance Commissioner R. B. Forsythe.
I A Toothaker state Y M C A secretary returned to Casper headquarters after a tour through eastern and southeastern Wyoming. He reported strong sentiment for work for rural boys and will visit Laramie to see the Y M C A at the State University. Court held in Douglas with Judge Ralph Kimball examining naturalization matters. court to sit in Casper tomorrow and Saturday and opens Monday at Lander.
Talin Wyoming May The Republican county convention of Big Horn county met with three attending delegates from across the county. Resolutions condemned the present administration for free promises and maladministration. J C Stewart of Basin was endorsed as Big Horn county's candidate for delegate to the state convention and national convention. Delegates chosen for the Sheridan convention include Dr BE W Croft Cowley Albert Olson Lovell J H Neville Byron W W Shaver Greybull A J Crandall Cloverly Warren Dalley HMyattville Ft HB West and C A Zaring Basin W K B Taylor Bonanza. Delegates will ride a special train to Billings and Sheridan. NEW MEMBERS TAKE OATH At the grade school board meeting Mrs John Grieve and Ambrose Hemingway took oath as new board members. A meeting to elect officers of the newly organized board will be held later this week. We tremble to think what will happen to the excitable Germans if the Ouija Learnd craze gets hold of them.
Charle M. Cook of Casper returned from Yakima Washington after his wife Mrs Inex Gnok died shortly after arrival. Death was due to heart trouble after years of illness. Mrs Cook born in Decatur county Indiana on July 4 1863. They had six sons and six daughters with five sons and five daughters surviving. The couple lived in South Dakota for 33 years before moving to Casper two years ago residing on East Yellowstone Avenue. Mr Cook worked for Warren Construction Company.
Eugenie former Empress of the French marks her 95th year as Mexico celebrates Independence Day. In Washington the American Institute of Architects holds its annual convention for three days. Connecticut Democrats meet in New Haven to select delegates for San Francisco. Missouri Republicans name at large delegates at a state convention in Kansas City. The Mulvihil faction of Mississippi Republicans calls a convention.
Amid a busy political agenda Wickshare announces delegates to the national convention. Delaware moves to ratify the Medora suffrage amendment as the legislature reconvenes with anticipations of action. Indiana University hosts the first annual educational conference opening today with speakers including Herbert Hoover and other notable figures. California politics also features a crowded scene with prominent men and women.
If you have seen it you will want to see it again. If you have not seen it you cannot miss it. At the Hub Theater for a five day benefit starting May 11.
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