D A R and S A R Promote Trail Markers Across Wyoming
The Daughters and Sons of the American Revolution urge Wyoming support for placing markers along the Overland Trail. They note Nebraska Colorado legislatures have funded trail monuments, hope Wyoming will follow, and call on state legislators to appropriate funds for remaining monuments.
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Daughters of the American Revolution
Sons of the American Revolution
Nebraska
Colorado
Legislature of
Wyoming
West
Wst
Arizona
Fort Russell Social Events Report
Mra Edgar Z Breever returned Friday night from a week's visit in Denver. Because of the Horse Show in Denver this week there will be little activity at the Post in a social. Several horses were taken to Denver yesterday to be exhibited two belonging to General Edwards. The officers of Fort Russell who went to Rock Springs to the Shrine returned yesterday morning. Master John Wilson son of Captain and Mrs Wilson who fell with scarlet fever is doing as well as can be expected. The little fellow is in the isolated ward at the post hospital.
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Ae Woman's Relief Corps
William Myers
Jacob Sherman
Bernstine
H. B. Buechner
Robert Burns
Burns Society of
Cheyenne
Mra
Edgar Z. Breever
Denver
Exhi
Genral Edwards
Fort Russell
Rock Springs
John Wilson
Visiting List Notes Cheyenne Residents Plan Move
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Bristol, longtime Cheyenne residents, plan to leave in February for Casper. McGrew joins her husband, a Gardon county representative, at the Plains. Dr. Hatter returns from Denver with his sister, who heads to the coast. Mrs. J. H. Magoon, visiting her mother Mrs. K. J. Dobbins, expects to return to Denver this week.
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A. W. Bristol
Cheyenne
Casper
Hire
GO. McGrew
Gardon County
the Plains
Dr. Hatter
Denver
Coast
J. H. Magoon
K. J. Dobbins
Notable Quote from Theodore Roosevelt on Opportunity
A fragment quotes Theodore Roosevelt praising the value of opportunity and the ability to perform meaningful work that serves the welfare of the world and society. It highlights the idea that worthy labor undertaken with capacity leads to vital benefits.
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Theodore Moormevelt
Preserves and Pickles from Old Housekeeper Recipes
Practical jarred pleasures from a era of home cooking. Includes Quinces, Tomato Butter, Gooseberry Catchup, Spiced Grapes, Chopped Pickle, Peach Butter, and Sweet Tomato Pickle with stepwise instructions and measured ingredients. Strong domestic guidance.
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Jara
Rose-Tinted Mountains
A fragment explains how the rosy illumination seen on snow-clad peaks at dawn and dusk results from the yellow and red rays of night penetrating the atmosphere more effectively than blue. The passage notes these rays travel through atmospheric layers that arrest and bend the light.
Twilight Glow Over Jungfrau Paints Snow in Rich Hue
Harper's Weekly describes a sunset phenomenon where red and yellow rays filter through particles, tinting the snowy Jungfrau with roseate light as twilight deepens and the town fades to darkness. The effect is noted as striking against the high alpine landscape.
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Jaden
Harper’s Weekly
Thermometer Tale From a Pennsylvania Coal Town
A physician narrates a tale of a phil anthropic doctor in a Pennsylvania coal mining town who gives each household a new thermometer and urges proper temperature. Round by round he finds the thermometer in a room and asks a woman if she followed instructions. She says she watches it and keeps it under control by lowering it outside when it rises, prompting the doctor’s astonished reaction.
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Pennsylvania
Newark Star
Why a strong citizen endures cold instead of waking early
The passage ponders why an able bodied person stays in a semi frozen state for hours rather than rising briefly to face the cold. It questions whether psychological factors or habit explain reluctance to seek relief with a blanket or warmer conditions.
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Walter Dill E Scott
Woodmen of the World Social at Fraternal Hall
Woodmen of the World social will be held at Fraternal hall Thursday evening January 28. Dancing and a general good time are assured. Everyone is invited. Refreshments will be served.
Notice of Laramie county certificates payment
The county commissioners of Laramie county Wyoming announce that all certificates issued from July to September 20 1912 registered at the county treasurer’s office will be paid on January 2 1913 or as soon thereafter as presented at the treasurer R K Olds office.
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Laramie County
Wyo
R. K. Olds
Venus of Milo Exhibits Draw Crowds at Local Fair
Visitors admire a famed statue replica as baseball fans mingle with attendees at a regional fair. Curiosity and sport mix as vendors offer summer treats while crowds linger around the exhibit area.
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Venus of Milo
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James Whitcomb Riley
D. A. R. Appeal
Ming
Womans’ Relief Corps
P. &E. Chestnut
W. “Wr Creek
H. W. Bullock
Ray Olds
Hiram Sapp
Bobby Burns
A. Gilchrist
Vigor
Postum Cereal Co
Lid
Battle Creek, Mich
Perrenen Binet
Social
The
Robinson
Carey
Boston Ladies Tailor
Coats
Fulrica
Pric
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