Wyoming Teachers Hear Claxton Plans for 1819 Summer School
State officials announced the University of Wyoming summer school opening June 14 for six weeks. Courses target teachers seeking higher certificates, with experts from Wisconsin and Stanford teaching elementary and admin topics. U S Commissioner of Education Claxton will lecture June 4, and public talks accompany sessions for educators en route to the National Education Association meetings in Salt Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramie
Wyo
University of Wyoming
Algo
Wyoming
HH. I. Miller
University of Wisconsin
P S6. Davidson
Stanford University
California
P. I. Claxton
United States Commissioner of Education
United States
Balt Lake
National Educational Association
Reversionary title shocks Lincoln County Gage
County commissioners report apportioning assets and liabilities for Uluta and Lincoln. Taxed property in Uinta 1912 valued at 19 062 385 while Lincoln detached territory valued at 11 957 001. Court house block appraised at 30 000 under a reversionary title to Union Pacific, limiting use to county purposes.
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Evanston
Wye
Cintargunty
Lincoln County
Kemmerer
Uluta
Lincoln
Uinta
Court House
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Trhta County
Laramie Plans New City Hall Remodeling
The Laramie building committee met with architect Louis Holliday to draft a remodeling sketch for the city hall. Plans include a new front, split upper floor into council chamber and offices, first floor police station and municipal court, and relocated fire facilities. Further details and cost estimates await the next council meeting.
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Laramie
Wyo
Connellmen Davidgen
Mast
Scott
Louis Holliday
Calaboose
Agricultural Course Offered to Teachers
In Larana Wyoming on April 8 the University of Wyoming announces a summer school session 1913 will include a course in suriculture for teachers. The program focuses on nature study and elementary agriculture to equip rural school educators for required work despite limited training.
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Laraana
Wyo
University of Wyoming
Hole in Wagon Box Points to Grain Burglary Case
In Laramie Wyoming on April 8 a wagon box hole tied William Kidward Johnson to a carload of corn stolen from W L Ayres of Wheatland. Sheriff Carroll traced a grain trail from the looted car to Johnson’s ranch where the corn is found, a hole in the wagon box cited as key evidence.
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Laramie
Wyo
William Kidward Johnson
State
W. L. Ayres
Wheatland
Atole
Carroll
Johnson
Ayres
Dance Night Adiesion at Evening Hall
W. QO and W. Will present a dance Thursday evening with Adtiesion set at 50 cents per couple. An extra lady adds 10 cents.
Upton Poised for Oil Gas and Coal Boom
There is growing talk of oil coal and natural gas prospects around Upton Wy in April. Strong evidence of existence and rising consumption fuels plans for prospecting and investment as residents and companies anticipate regional development and potential new production in Wyoming.
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Upton
Upton, Wye
April
Wyoming
Union
Mondell Fathers Measure Giving Ballot to Woman
Formal resolutions proposing a constitutional amendment to grant women the ballot were introduced in both houses by Senator Chamberlain of Oregon and Representative Mondell of Wyoming. Five hundred suffragettes from every district marched to the Capitol delivering petitions, led by Miss Alice Paul, who was greeted by Representative Bryan and several senators who expressed support for the measure.
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Washington
Congress
Chamberlain
Oregon
Representative Mondell
Wyoming
Ccapital
Capitol
Alice Paul
Representative Bryan
Rotunda
Brady
la Follette
Jones
Shafroth
Poindexter
Townsend
Thomas
Henry Klotz the Bronx Bomb Maker Dies in Last Experiment
Henry Klotz, a draughtsman in the borough president of the Bronx New York topographical bureau, died after confessing to sending two bombs that killed and a third injuring another. Police say he was killed by his own next experiment. The piece describes two types of bomb makers in New York, comparing Klotz with Black Hand operatives.
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Henry Klotz
Topographical Bureau
Bronx
New York
Theop
Klotz
Klot
Humor in Love and Self Regard Noted
A reflective piece asserts happiness comes from endured misery and that love of self removes fear of competition, implying ego fuels confidence.
Growing Children Need Good Bowels
Advice on child digestion urges mild laxatives for regular bowels as children grow. Recommends Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin for gentle, lasting relief and warns against harsh cathartics. Includes testimonial and offer for a free sample by mail order.
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Caldwell
Henry Babler
van Dyas
Wis
Melvin Babler
Dr. Caldwell
Serna
Powtal
W. B. Caldwell
Washington St
Monticelle
Bette
Preparation of land for first Wyoming crops
Large numbers of settlers move to Wyoming facing different soil, vegetation, and climate. The guide explains breaking sod or sagebrush land, using shallow initial plowing, disk harrows, and harrowing to pulverize and retain moisture. It covers crop choices for first year, deeper subsoil work in subsequent years, and sagebrush versus sod practices with recommended crops and timing.
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Wyoming
T. 8 Parsons
Supreme Court Gives Time on Federal Coal Contracts
The court delayed the eastern Pennsylvania federal court to decide if contracts with 65 percent terms should be carved out of a recent ruling voiding such agreements. The April decree extends the deadline for a decision on these contracts.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Federal Court of Eastern
Notice of Annual Meeting of Wyoming Stock Growers
The annual meeting of the Wyoming Stock Growers Association will convene in Buffalo Wyoming on Tuesday April 10 1940 at 10 AM and will adjourn to Friday April 12 1940 at 10 AM for the election of officers and other business. ALIGS SMITH Secretary. 4-10 Home rendered lard at the Washington market. 19 Graising't The Gherman Co.
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Wyoming Stock Growers’ Association
Buffalo
Wyoming
Aligs Smith
Sevrssary
Notice of Sale of School Lands in Wyoming
Public auction planned for May 10 191% at 1 pm at the courthouse in Cheyenne Wyoming for section 16 township 16 north range 62 west. Lands offered at a minimum of 75 percent of appraised value and not less than 10 per acre with terms up to 18 annual payments at 4 percent interest. Reserved right to reject bids.
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State Board of School Land Commissioners
Commissioner of Public Lands
Chyenne
Laramie
Wyoming
State Board of School and Commisionare
M. Canby
State Board of School and Commissioners
G. Hopkins
Notice of Hearing in Estate of Max Idelman
In Laramie County Wyoming the District Court Probate division schedules a hearing on Samuel Idelman petition for probate of the will of Max Idelman and issuance of letters testamentary. The hearing is set for May 1, 1913 at 10:00 a.m. in the district court courtroom in Cheyenne. Any interested party may appear and contest the petition. Dated April 8, 1915. (seal) T. C. Fisher, Clerk of the District Court.
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Wyoming
Lammie
Max Idelman
Samuel Idelman
Max Iielman
Leriels
Cheyenne
Laramie
T. C. Fisher
Colm
Fragmentary clipping recalls market and moral reflection
A mangled passage mentions home rendered lard at a market and a conundrum about human frailty. It alludes to truth, hope, and the body, with scattered phrases on suffering and moral stance, but no clear event or names emerge.
Floods Have Reached Wyoming
Graphic previews of the Obio fiom will be shown at the ORPHE! theater this afternoon. A regular program will be presented at 2 PM with admission ten cents.
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ORPHE
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Jean Burnett
Susie Simpson
Capitol Avenue Theater
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