Naturalist leads park games program for children
Ernest Thompson Seton directs a Sunday park event with hundreds of children and adults around a campfire. The program features Indian storytelling, woodcraft games, scouting tasks, a symbolic hunting dance, and a movie contest with Seton acting as Robinson Crusoe. General O Neill attends. Seton plans to visit Estes Park and Laramie.
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Ernest Thompson Seton
Selon
Mr. Seton
Cheyenne
Welch
Fort Sussell
Price
Seton Frat
Robinson Gruede
Cron
Jackson
Cherry Red Smock Hand Painted Charm
A small charm features a hand painted cherry red smock. The crafted item highlights fine brushwork and a vivid red garment detail. Suitable for decorative wear or collection use.
Canning Demonstration Next Friday at High School
An August 1 demonstration on the one period cold method of canning will be led by Katherine Bennitt and Mrs Glaféke in the high school domestic science rooms at 2:30 PM. The event, free and open to the public, invites girls who gardened and their mothers to attend and receive a method bulletin. Plans for free follow up classes next week will be announced.
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Katherine Bennitt
EL. W. Glaféke
Cheyenne
State Fire Marshall Seeks City Help on Fire Safeties
A letter from Harry C. Hoffman, state commissioner of labor and statistics, asks mayors and municipal officers to pass ordinances and enforce fire escape laws. He cites past tragedies, notes theaters and hotels with unsafe exits, and urges cooperation to correct dangerous conditions.
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Hoffman
Harry C. Hoffman
State Commissioner of Labor and Statistics
Municpal
Commissioner of Labor
Department of Labor and Statiatics
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Automobile and Milk Wagon Collide on East Nineteenth Street
An automobile driven by George Montgomery hit a milk wagon driven by Jerome Tyler on East Nineteenth Street. The wagon wheels were damaged and Tyler’s children were frightened but unharmed.
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George Montgomery
Jerome Tyler
East
Nineteenth Street
Rock Springs Proclaimed City of First Class
Governor Hubert D. Carey issued a proclamation declaring Rock Springs a city of the first class after the mayor certified population over 4 000, meeting the Wyoming minimum under state law.
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Hubert D. Carey
Rock Springs
Naval Reserve May Transfer to Regular Navy Offered
The naval appropriation bill allows enlisted United States Naval Reserve personnel to transfer to the regular navy to fulfill remaining terms. Transfers grant same pay and benefits as re-enlistment, plus one month leave with pay, extra pay for re-enlistment, citizenship pay, and a cash gratuity of four months pay. Eligible reservists include active or inactive members with at least one year remaining.
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Regular Navy
United States Naval Reserve Force
Willie Four Monte
Navy
Testamania
Writer Warns Women Suffer Mood Decline From Physical Ailments
A prominent writer asserts that women are naturally despondent and that persistent low mood may stem from abnormal bodily conditions. The author links this to symptoms such as backaches and headaches and urges attention to physical health as a cause.
Beautiful 6 Room Home For Quick Sale On East 24th St
Corner lot house with hot water heat maple floors gas and built in storage three stoves home comfort range and laundry included. three-stall garage at rear lot measures 44 by 132 feet possession in 10 days ideal for a fast sale with ample closets and built in china closet privacy.
Six room house on East 18th Street offered for 6300
Price 6300 for a six room house on East 18th Street South front. Modern except heat, a two car garage, and ample trees in a good location. The old house sits on a 66 by 132 foot lot, which is nearly worth the price by itself.
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Mise 23Rd St
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the Friendly Tobacco
Kentucky Burley
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Holdrege
Hebd? Dancan
Thermopolis
Elly Ypeterday
America
Setrday
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O'Neil St
East Front
Seymour Sts
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