High School Day Lengthened by Extra Period
Principal F J Merten announced an added period extends the school day with start at 20 a m The day ends at aernal time and honor roll students are dismissed at the start of the last period a general study time for teachers and students to address difficulties The plan has broad PTA and student support and aims to reduce ongoing anxiety over overcrowding or fatigue A Merten letter said the study period will benefit earnest students.
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F. J. Merten
Parent Teachers’ Association
Aa Jetter
Merten Veeterdae
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Offer Gentle Breath Relief
Olive Tablets marketed as a substitute for calomel claim to gently purify the system by stimulating the bowels and liver. The product is described as a purely vegetable formula with olive oil, priced 25 cents per box, available through druggists.
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Dr. Edwards
Nee
F. Mc Edwards
Pain Relief Patent A E Tablets Promoted in Early Ad Copy
A vintage ad-style passage touts Anti-kamoi tablets as remedies for fever pain headaches migraine colds indigestion gastralgia dyspepsia malaria and neuralgias. It claims quick relief for gout earache toothache and sciatica and urges asking for A E Tablets from any druggist.
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Moetus
Ant-Kamals
No Homework Relief for Students Says Official
The official cautions that increasing in class work at school does not exempt students from all home study. He stresses that extra at home effort remains essential for progress.
Clarence Cathcart Hurt in Dairy Horse Incident
Clarence Cathcart an employee of Cheyenne-Creamery was injured when horses bolted at 4 am after a piece of paper blew toward them. He attempted to jump to the seat but fell under the wheels and is expected to recover soon.
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Clarence Cathcart
Cheyenne - Creamery Company
Cathcart
Authorities Seek Camara Thief In Post Office Robbery
Government officials conduct exhaustive search for clues to identify the robber or robbers who stole $760 from the Cambria post office last week. Postmaster Simpson was at dinner when the money disappeared. authorities were notified but no trace found and a substantial reward is offered for the capture.
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Cambria
Simpson
New Yorker Is Killed
Pacific authorities report a New Yorker killed with the body held at Hasmudsen's undertaking rooms in Rawlins under coroner care. Rail service resumes after a six day storm. ten Laramie trains and eight eastbound trains moved by night, wind abates, single track opened Medicine Bow to Lookout, double track to follow as conditions improve. Coal cars dominate freight movement with 2500 loads tied up between Rawlins and Ogden pending clearance.
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Pacific
Hasmudsen
Rawlins
Hockade
Laramie
Keawline
Rock River
Medicine Low
Cheyenne
Leaver
Hanna
Medicine Bow
Lookout
Youre
Ogden
Coal Shortage Impacts Rail Lines Across Stations
A fuel shortage idled many locomotives while coal from Hanna was delivered last night. Seven cars were sent to Laramie amid a coal famine there and forty one more are ready for Laramie and Cheyenne. In Hanna there are 140 coal cars to be rushed out as soon as possible.
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Hanna
Laramie
Cheyenne
Volunteer Auxiliary Fire Association to Hold Annual Meeting
Members of the Volunteer Auxiliary Fire Association who proved their worth during the Inter Ocean fire and the Union Pacific shops blaze will meet at the Industrial Club at 7 50 this evening. A supper will follow.
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Volunteer Auxiliary Fire Association
Inter Ocean
Union Pacific
Industrial Club
Stanford boys en route to France for relief work
Twenty Stanford University students traveling via New York to France to aid the sick and wounded will arrive in Cheyenne on an extra train February 6 at 5 25 am. They are prepared for a long stay and outfitted for an exciting time.
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Stanford University
New York
France
Cheyenne
Naval defenses and training bills advance in congress
The Ferris bill opposes coast defense funding totaling over 51 million while the house naval committee completes an appropriation bill over 35 million. The army bill is forecast to exceed 460 million, excluding border mobilization deficiencies. The universal military training bill faces final hearings this week.
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House Naval Committee
Senate
Chavez Beats Sanders In Trinidad Bout For Popular Decision
In Denver Benny Chavez of Trinidad won a fifteen round fight by popular decision against Frankie Sanders of New York. Chavez led every round and scored three knockdowns. The card also notes a ten round draw between Jack Hutton of Chicago and Johnny Griffith of Akron and a twenty round decision for Johnnie Dundee over Jimmie Hanlon in New Orleans.
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Denver
Benny Chavez
Trinidad
Frankie Sanders
New York
Chavez
Cincinnati
Jack Huntton
Chicago
Johnnny Griffith
Akron
Ohio
New Orleans
Johnnie Dundee
Jimmie Hanlon
Dundee
Birth control activists in Brooklyn await verdict hunger strike threat
Mrs Margaret Sanger and Miss Mandel faced trial in Brooklyn for circulating literature. Mrs Ethel Byrne, sister to Sanger, began eating today after a week of hunger protests. Others vowed to repeat the hunger strike if convicted.
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New York
Margaret Sanger
Miss Mandel
Brooklyn
Ethel Byrne
Sanger
Wyoming supervising matron bill aims to reform institutions
A supervising matron empowered to visit any institution at any time could boost Wyoming facilities. The bill will be discussed by the house committee of the whole today with pledges from enough representatives to pass in the lower house and expected senate support.
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Wyoming
House
Senate
Refugees Evacuated as Forces Move to Border
The 5 Mile Trail Refugees bring 500 more Americans Chinese and native refugees from the evacuation district as a train is set to return tomorrow night. Gen Jose Carlos Murguia is expected to arrive from Casas Grandes aboard a troop train at the same time. General Pershing previously stationed cavalry at Colonia Dublan to guard refugees until border departure.
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Jose Carlos Murguia
Casas Grandes
General Pershing
Colonia Dublan
Village Short Course Covers Living Costs and Home Grounds
A county lecture series at the state university features Dr. Nelson speaking on beautifying home grounds and a discussion on rising living costs from a housewife’s view. The event includes a two day milking contest with a top prize for the best milk, a corn grain and potato show with a prestigious display prize, and bread making content arranged by County Agent Reynolds.
Scions Have Busy Day
Scions Have Busy Day reports continued notes on budgeting and proposed system claims. The column outlines proponents arguments about the budget system and its claimed benefits.
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Scions
Resolution Linking Appropriations to State Board Endorsement
A legislative resolution requiring any appropriation bill to carry the endorsement of the state board or the responsible state officer was adopted in the senate after debate. Senator Riner said the measure clarifies officer advice. critics warned it cedes legislature prerogatives. The session also saw bills advancing and several killed in committee, including water exchange and convict-made goods labeling, with school code debates imminent.
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Semrad
House
Myers
State Board
Senate
Riner
Diers
O'Car
Jim Baker
Allison
Snake River
State Capitol
Daley
Pearson
Holiday
Meeks
Cummings
Musterole Heals Aches For Muscles And Joints
Advert depicts Musterole ointment as a clean mustard oil salve for rheumatism neuralgia lumbago sprains bruises and chest colds. Claims faster relief than mustard plasters and notes popularity with consumers and stores carrying the jar.
Wyoming advertising act and state taxation provisions
A legislative report discusses a Supreme Court appeal from district courts of Wyoming and outlines a bill to prohibit false or misleading advertising in all media. It also re enacts statutory sections and provisions for natural gas taxation, listing sponsors and voting outcomes.
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Supreme Court
Wyming
Thomas
Sullivan
Wyoming
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Fight Freedom
China
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State Federation of Women's Clubs
Iunia
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Mills
Marion P. Wheeler
Casper
Mercer
H. B. No. 70, By Committee No. 4. To Authorize the Commissioner of Public Lands
Brubaker
Hadsell
Judiciary
State Bar Association
P Will
Musterole
Dennis K. Gash Company
Carey Ave
Davis Merchants Co
Bob Wetribetors
Mader
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