State of Wyoming Laramie to Have Big Labor Picnic
The pro labor committee in Laramie announces plans for a Labor Day picnic with athletic events led by James M. Christener Dwight O. Merrick Louw Math Chae L. Patchell and Will McMurray. Parade will be on Monday September 8 followed by races for men women and children and an employees race. Entries must be in by Sunday at 7 90 oclock at the Republican office editorial rooms to prepare the program.
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Laramie
James M. Christener
Dwight O. Merrick
Louw Math
Chae L. Patchell
Will McMurray
Hae
Bust Hear
Jane
Thera
Gov Johnson to Speak in Laramie Friday
Governor Johnson of California plans a coast to coast speaking tour and will arrive in Laramie at 2 46 am to rest at a hotel and then address crowds from an automobile around 10 am The schedule includes Rock Springs on Thursday Cheyenne Friday Denver and then eastward by train or carriage.
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Laramie, Ave
Spaulding
Carey
Hiram Johnson
California
All Moose
oJdneon
Laramie
Johnson
Rock Springs
Cheyenne
Denver
Enat
New York School Gardens Grow in City Classrooms
New York schools turn yards into gardens with plots for classes or individual children. Even crowded Manhattan schools host flower and vegetable beds, sometimes on cement playgrounds. The School Garden Association, led by Van Evrie Kilpatrick, promotes these efforts with photos of P. S. No. 64 at Amsterdam Avenue and 104th Street.
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New York
Manhattan
School Garden Association
van Evrie Kilpatrick
Amsterdam Avenue
One Hundred and Fourth Street
Convenient Pantry Tips for the Home Kitchen
The article offers practical emergency meal ideas with stored staples. It describes fruit cake that keeps for months, sardine sandwiches, pimento cheese with crackers, and sauces for ice cream. It also suggests salads using salmon with coconut, peas, tomato, onion, and lettuce for guests.
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Timuch
Fragmentary LS in A notices broad hardship
Reading fragments show a scene of widespread trouble among people bearing heavy burdens. The text hints at multiple kinds of distress and the expectation of enduring hardship for a long period.
Deaf Mute Couple Clash Probed by Flushing Court
In Flushing a deaf mute couple faced court after a complaint accused the husband of vile language toward his wife. An interpreter aided the hearing impaired family as the judge advised reconciliation and told them to resolve their disputes.
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New York
Ave
Richard Dawke
Flushing
Magee
Thompson
Dauksa
Death by own action pact ends in double suicide
In St Louis on August 27 Anton Newberg 65 once wealthy realty man and his wife a former actress who retired four years ago killed themselves after sealing their home and turning on the gas. Each drank carbolic acid while a neighbor found them in each other's arms an open letter stated we are both dreadfully tired of life and have decided to die together.
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ST. Louis
Anton Newberg
Grecian Petasos: Hat Use Among Ancient Greeks
The Greeks wore a felt petasos strapped under the chin for secure fit. Lower classes such as herdsmen and travelers used hats of similar shape, while nobility and gentry often did not. Women adorned hair with flower wreaths when outdoors, rather than hats.
Wyoming Sealed Bids Sought for State Printing 1912
Secretary of State Brank L. Houx invites sealed bids for the 1912 Wyoming session laws journals and related documents. Bids due by 10 a.m. September 12 1912, specify pricing for binding binding and printing in various formats with separate bids per class.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Secretary of State
Wyoming
Ing
Aecretary of State
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