Cabinet appointments and Wyoming progressive meeting urged
The article lists Wilson cabinet choices including Bryan and Palmer and notes a Wyoming Progressives conference in Sheridan on January 9 and 10 to bolster organization and push for legislative aims. It urges state support for the Coming Children’s Home, located at Wheatland, seeking land and funds for a permanent self supporting facility.
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Wilson
William J. Bryan
Treasury
A. Mitchell Palmer
Pennsylvania
Albert 8. Burleson
Texas
Joseph Daniels
North Carolina
Navy
Norrin
Montana
Interior
Obadiah Gardner
Maine
Agriculture
H. N. Getleib
Wyoming
Sheridan
Sheridan County
Wheatland
The New State Capital In Casper Discussion Grows
With the Burlington road reaching north and the Denver Laramie and North Western resuming through Laramie to central Wyoming, many expect the capital to move to Natrona County. Casper emerges as the logical site as railroad access expands and past votes show support.
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Denver
Laramie
Northwestern
Wyoming
Natrona
Fremont
Casper
Wyoming Advertising Drive Urged for Growth and Elections
The article discusses railroad improvements boosting valuation and settlement in Wyoming. It covers Lincoln county election contests over fraud in Diamondville, Glencoe, and Oakley, potential legal actions, and the political impact on the legislature. It also stresses sustained aggressive state advertising through the Wyoming State Board of Immigration to attract growth and wealth.
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Lincoln County
Warren
Parley P. Baldwin
Ben Bell
C. D. Stafford
O. E. Bradbury
John L. Eynon
E. F. Fisher
N. C. Allen
Weston
Crook
Jefferies
Hoyt
United States Senate
Wyoming
Rocky Mountain
Board of Immigration
State Board of Immigration Issues Biennial Report
The biennial report details the Wyoming State Board of Immigration's work with representation from several communities. It notes 175 prospective settlers with wealth over 1600 dollars per capita, forecasting 105000 dollars in new local wealth this year and 385000 dollars including capital. Over 42000 letters were sent in eighteen months, with inquiries from every U.S. state and fourteen foreign countries.
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State Board of Immigration
Edward T. David
Douglas
W. A. Sizer
Usin
E. &. Drury
Encampment
J. J. Jewett
Riverton
Roy W. Schenck
Wyoming
United States
Wyoming Highways Convention Heads to Cheyenne in 1916
The second annual Wyoming Highways Association convention will meet in Cheyenne on Tuesday January 21. Officials estimate a half million dollars to upgrade three routes through the state to attract eastern tourists for the Panama Exposition and boost state revenue.
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Wyoming Highways Association
Cheyenne
Automoilc
San Francisco
Wyoming
National Park
Sundance
Buffalo
East
Occupations of College Men Across Time
Federal study of 37 colleges and universities tracks graduates from 1442 to 1900. Teaching rose to about one fourth of careers by 1900, overtaking clergy and law, with ministry declining since 1700s and law gaining earlier prominence.
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Federal Bureau of Education
William B. Bolley
Yale
Eustaces
Columbia
Neighbor’s Odd Behavior Stirs Farmer in Rural Tale
An obscure rural scene describes a neighbor’s peculiar conduct as Farmer Cornlessel notes the neighbor is one of those quiet types who stay off the farm and out of sight. The fragment hints at a cautious, contented resident who avoids confrontation and comments on community norms.
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Farmer Cornlessel
Famed Terena Carreno Recalls Career and Rival Composers
The account follows Terena Carreno and rivals Techolkowski and Kublosteta, recounting reminiscences from her career. Rubinetein, a famed composer performer, discusses dedication and recognition, while inductor Von Ivlow accepts a proposal. Time shifts frame the evolving status of these musicians and their place in musical history.
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Terena Carreno
Wei
Techolkowski
Rubinetein
Eechalkowel
Eetra Rubinetein
Beene the Cailorala Farmer Seen at Busy Night Work
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Caillorala farmer named Beene working long hours with a mounted searchlight during a busy census period. The text is incomplete but suggests active labor and nighttime surveying.
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Beene Bloom
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