Wyoming University to Open with Encouraging Attendance
The fall term at the University of Wyoming in Laramie will start September 23 with prospects for higher attendance. The article notes faculty updates, campus moves, and various local items including a fire at Ferris hotel, a gold lead discovery near Sybille, and an estate goods sale at 115 East Twenty second Street.
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Laramie
Wyo
University of Wyoming
Republican
Mise Crawford
Colorado
Paul Merica
Madison
Wis
Knight
Pure Food Commission
Towar
DeLoss Towar
Professor
Dart
Grand Avenue
McWethy
W. B. Griffin
Sheridan Street
Professor McMillan
Chimney Rock
Professor McWethy
Profesor Towar
Albuquerque
N.M
National Congress of Irrigation Engineers
Wyoming
Albany County
University and
Union Preffic
Nebraska
Wheatland
Charles Rinert
K. G. Turner
East Twenty-second Street
Settlement Unreported Leaves Wyoming Miners Idle
The 2,500 Wyoming miners of the United Mine Workers and Mine Operators' association have not heard of any settlement and will not return to work next Monday. In Wheatland a house on J. W. Shurrum’s farm was destroyed by fire with no one present when it started.
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Rock Springs
Wyoming
United Mine Workers of America
Mine Operators’ Association
Wheatland
Wyo
J. W. Shurrum
Frank R. Kellogg
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Pritchard
United States Court
Richmond
Virginia
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Zcomererall
Community supper hosted by Methodist youth group
The Methodist church youth group invites all to a cafeteria supper in the church parlors on Tuesday September 22 from 6 to 9 p m. Meals cost no more than five cents. The notice ends with a call to seek peace through a Leader want ad.
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Methodist Church
Wheatland County Fair Looms With Bigger Exhibits
The Times notes the Laramie County fair in Wheatland Wyoming runs September 24 to 26. The agricultural and livestock exhibits are expected to be larger and better than last year with horse races, bucking contests, and a 220 yard relay. Superintendents are urged to submit displays by Wednesday to avoid Thursday morning crowding.
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Wheatland
Wyo
the Times
Laramie County
Rail alliances and railroad politics spark major speculation
Rail observers discuss a possible Union Pacific move to gain control of the Chicago and Northwestern through stock guarantees. Analysts note the strategic rail positions, the need for dividend guarantees, and the potential antitrust implications.
Grand Lodge Meeting in Denver September 19 26
A railroad excursion rate to attend the C. C. F. Grand Lodge meeting in Denver is offered September 17 to 23. The round trip Cheyenne to Denver costs $4.35 and is valid on all trains both directions, with a limit until September 30 1908.
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Denver
Colo
Cheyenne
BH. R. Breisgh
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