Farm Loan Board Agrees Wyoming Meeting Sets Plans
A Carpenter meeting finalized plans for a federal farm loan association. Seventeen members aim to apply for 548400. Officers elected: President W J True, secretary treasurer Edward Jacobson, vice president Charles Jacobson. Boundary lines for associations to avoid overlap are outlined. A Cheyenne short course with university instructors is proposed. Farmers urged to buy seed now and contact the county agent for available seed sources.
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Ty R. BE
Reynolda
Carpenter
Federal Farm Loan Association
W. JD. True
Edward Jacobson
Charles Jacobson
Cheyenne
Wretter
Parmer
Parchay
Opices Elected by the Royal Arch Masons
Officers elected Thursday night by Wyoming Chapter No. 1 Royal Arch Masons include C. E. Lane high priest M. A. Kline king Harry Hoffman scribe J. A. Whiting captain of the host Henry Watson principal cojourner Roy Large Captain W. H. Gill master of third veil J. A. Kirkpatrick master of second veil T. P. Wilcox master of the first veil D. W. Gill secretary W. M. Foust treasurer Samuel Corson Samuel Idelman G. H. Gilland trustees
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Royal Arch Masons
Wyoming
C. E. Lane
M. A. Kline
Harry Hoffman
J. A. Whiting
Henry Watson
Roy Large
W. H. Gill
J. A. Kirkpatrick
T. P. Wilcox
D. W. Gill
Egbert Schools Close For Holidays With Carol Program
Egbert schools closed Thursday night for holidays after a Bird's Christmas Carol presentation by high and grade school students. A large audience enjoyed the program as Mrs. Clara Gordon Coulson, superintendent, left for Boulder to spend the holidays.
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Egbert
Clara Gordon Coulson
Boulder
Tupper Named Local Agent for New York Life Insurance
Harry W. Tupper county clerk, whose term ends on New Car's Day, has accepted an appointment as local agent for the New York Life Insurance Company.
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Tupper
Harry W. Tupper
New York Life Insurance Company
Rea Held on Forgery Charge
R. M. Rea of this city was arrested yesterday by Officer Gua Clancy and is being held by the police for forgery.
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Hk. M. Rea
R. M. Rea
Gua Clancy
America First Campaign Urges Immigrant Language Help
A message to Mr. American Citizen promotes a Christmas present by aiding one non English-speaking immigrant to learn the United States language and participate in civic life. The appeal emphasizes language as a pathway to integration and citizenship.
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America
United States
Union Pacific inspectors tour Cheyenne fire ruins
HM J Sterling general auditor and assistant Hugh A Tolland visited Cheyenne to inspect the burned paint shop and storehouse from Sunday night’s fire. They expressed pleasure at the board’s recent announcement of the bonus and insurance plan.
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HM. J. Sterling
Union Pacific
Hugh A. Tolland
Cheyenne
Birth Registration Neglected in Wyoming Says Health Official
Dr W A Wyman, secretary of the state board of health, told a Young Men's Literary club meeting last night that scores of Wyoming children are born each year without any birth records. He cited a Scottish estate case where proof of birth was lacking due to no record in this state.
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Wyoming
W. A. Wyman
State Board of Health
Young Men's Literary Elitb
Scotland
State Good Roads Club Plans First Annual Meeting
Wyoming road officials and visiting experts debate federal good roads fund and a proposed highway commission. A two day program with banquet is planned, officers to be chosen at January convention, and state county local road classification urged.
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Wyoming
Federal Good Roads Fund
M. O. Eldridge
Industrial Club
the Plains
C. D. Spaulding
R. H. Weston
G. E. Parisoe
C. A. Duniway
Z. E. Levison
H. O. Punshon
Notice on Robin Red-breast Stockings Return
Instructions require all Robin Red-breast stockings be sent today to 208 KE. 18th St. addressed to Mrs. Hiram Sapp.
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Hiram Sapp
Don t Forget Anything for Sunday and Christmas
Notices remind customers of Sunday and Christmas closures and urge planning for holiday dining. The message highlights fresh market produce available this morning including vegetables, fruits such as oranges, bananas, apples, and Malaga grapes.
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Malaga
New Good Roads Association Formed Statewide
The constitution outlines eligibility for residents and clubs, aims to form subsidiary roads societies in every county, and designates a vice president per county. Annual meetings alternate between Cheyenne and other cities, with dues set at $1 per year for individuals and 25 cents per subsidiary member.
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Cheyenne
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