Political realignment hints emerge at state capitol talks
The Wyoming capitol discussions show Republicans moving toward Progressive reforms once opposed, with proposals include a public utilities panel immigration bureau funding referendum nonpartisan judges and an anti pass law. Democrats plan fusion talks as Progressives gain leverage and predict a unified progressive ticket with a future presidential contest.
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Musical Easter Program at Methodist Church Services
Morning and evening program feature Chopin Prelude, Anthem Jerusalem, Saviour Breathe, and God is Love. Soloists include Mrs Rubb Miss Holman and Mrs Clinton Boone with additional saxophone duet and quartet. Memorial flowers will honor departed loved ones.
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Methodist Church
Gabriel Solo
Jerusalem
Arker
Rubb
Davork
Mc Dowell
Davidica Solo
Clinton Boone
Luet
God
Cramer
Miss Holman
Roberts Brothers
Bryant Cromer
Easter Services Outline With Hymns and Attendees
Easter schedule lists Holy Communion at morning, Sunday School at 9:45, Morning Service at 11, and Evening Service at 7:30. Knights Templars will attend. The program includes Morning Processional Hymns and numerous choir pieces by Sullivan, Schilling, Turk, Stainer, Woodward, and Palestrina with titles such as Christ Our Passover and The Lord Is Risen.
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Salt Creek Notes on Midwest ferrie progress
Rapid progress on the Midwest ferrie near Salt Creek with post holes complete. Red Weller leads crews along the Casper Kaycee county road as WJ Sommers returns from Kaycee. Several local trips and absences are noted among refinery City and Wyoming Crude Oil Co. staff. Stew Peed Boydston narrowly avoids serious injury after a horse incident. Supt M A Wilson arrives from Casper to oversee production department changes.
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Local notes on visits, travels and a boarding house fire
A.G. Rewan and family returned from a two week visit with friends at Kaycee. Fire destroyed the Midwest boarding house in the camp early Tuesday morning. Ancil s tre planned a new boarding house as married ladies volunteered to serve meals to those displaced. J C Snook heads to California for weeks, and many residents report travels and routine errands around Casper, Salt Creek, and Hartville Junction.
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