Children Day at Lodge Pole Creek Delightful Service
Hillsdale Presbyterians hosted a Children's Day on Lodge Pole Creek featuring songs by children and birds, a sermon by Pastor Markley, and a communal meal. About 200 people from Hillsdale and Durham attended as Alex Hastie of Cheyenne spoke on building a community through religious and educational institutions. The day closed with Rev Markley’s thankfulness and a benediction, praised as shaping Wyoming’s moral landscape.
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Pole Creek
Bundiy
Hillsdale
Durham
Markley
Alex Hastie
Cheyenne
Ita
K. Markley
Golden Prairie
Wyoming
Henry Clews Optimistic On Business Outlook Hopeful Harvest
Henry Clews expresses optimism about a forthcoming revival in industry and trade. He notes light current merchandise supplies due to recent slowdown, forecasts stronger railroad equipment orders with better crops, and expects a sharp steel rebound by year end. He cites strong cotton textiles demand, rising imports under tariff influence, and a large 900 million bushel wheat yield with favorable corn and fruit crop outlook.
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Fabrica
Generous Union Pacific Donates Train for Wyoming Farm Board Trip
The Union Pacific offers a free special train from Cheyenne to Archer for the farm board round-up at the experiment farm. Secretary Hastie and Director Quayle secured the arrangement, with guests invited to ride from 10 am to 3 pm on special No. 3 and return on No. 4. Free tickets available at the Greater Cheyenne and Industrial club office.
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Union Pacific Railway
Wyoming Farm Board
Cheyenne
Experiment Farm
Archer
Golden Prairie District
Farm Board
Alex Hastie
W. L. Quayle
Jeffers
Olmstead
Broderick
Union Pacifica Railway
Union Pacific
Ferd
Wyoming
Joint
Greater Cheyenne and Industrial Club Committee
Burlington
West Sixteenth and
Capitol Avenue
Denvers Judge Advocates Simplicity Over Dignity in Court
In a column reflecting on courtroom conduct, the piece praises human warmth over formal dignity. It cites a Denver judge who paused proceedings to offer a smoke to parties, arguing that true dignity comes from sympathy and simple fellowship, not suits and wigs.
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Denver
Lincoln
Martinet
Way out there in Wyoming verse about game and scenery
Poem extols Wyoming as vast plains and sagebrush where grouse, elk, and deer roam. It invites readers to visit, praising air, sunlight, pines, and verdant hills as proof of the state’s beauty and abundant wildlife.
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Wyoming
Pointed Paragraphs on Love and Society Reflections
A string of wry aphorisms on femininity love gender roles and social norms. The pieces observe women and men in love work ethics and public life with sharp humor and vintage tone about marriage pride and folly.
Thompson seeks second term as county attorney
County Attorney Sam M. Thompson announces he will run again for county and prosecuting attorney. The editorial notes his first term saved county revenues, pledges a square deal with no favoritism, and invites taxpayers to scrutinize the office records.
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Sam Thompson
Tasue
Sam M. Thompson
Thompson
Golden Prairie Hogs and Grain Shipments Rise Rapidly
A letter to the Omaha Union Pacific office details growing shipments from three Golden Prairie stations in Wyoming. From 1908 to 1913 grain totals climbed from 84 to 578 cars, with hogs shipments appearing in later years. projections estimate near doubling of last year’s totals for both hogs and grain.
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Omaha
Union Pacific Railroad
Wyoming
Golden Prairie
Suffragettes March On White House Planned After Club Pact
Washington reports a new suffrage march on the White House after the Federation of Women's Clubs endorsed woman suffrage in Chicago. President Wilson will receive a deputation of suffrage club women led by Mrs. Harvey W. Wiley on June 30. Mrs. Wiley is to select hundreds of club women from across the states for the delegation.
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Washington
White House
Federation of Women's Clubs
Chicago
Wilson
Harvey W. Wiley
God pity the standpatters in Wheatland talk
Rev Charles W Dean derides shifting views as he addresses Wheatland Sunday Behoo convention. Wheatland Times notes a few holdout standpat Republicans and a local paper still peddling tariff and reactionary doctrines from two decades past.
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Wheatland
Charles W. Dean
Wyoming Secretary of State bids for pamphlets with samples
For A primary pamphlets and B general ejection pamphlets the state seeks bids with price per page for composition press work and finding for 6000 copies in class A and 20000 copies in class B plus price per page for each additional four copies. Each bid must include a stock sample naming paper maker and a bond or certified check to Wyoming for 300 as security and show acceptance of work under statute. Work to be done in Wyoming and pamphlets delivered to the secretary of state within the prescribed period. Bids sealed and endorsed. Right reserved to reject any or all bids. Frank L. Hous secretary of state.
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State of
Wyoming
Department of State
Secretary of State
Public Land Final Proof Notices Cheyenne 1914
Consolidated notice lists settlers John D. Briney Fred N. Briney and Glenwood Marpel filing final proof on homestead entries in T15N R66W T15N R65W and T16N R66W with June 26 1914 as the hearing date before the U S Land Office Cheyenne Wyoming. Witnesses include Charlies T. Child B D Vand sant BE H Goodman and others. W E B Chaplin J-24.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
U. S.land Office
John D. Briney
Charlies T. Child
Glenwood Marpel
Durham
B. D. Vandsant
D. J. Hudson
Fred N. Briney
B. D. Vandrant
BE. H. Goodman
Wio
Charles T. Child
W. EB. Chaplin
Public Land Sale Notice Cheyenne 1914
Public Land Office Cheyenne Wyoming advertises a sale of Lot 4 BD% SWY% SW%SEY% Sec 18 T16N R67W 6th P M at 10 am July 21 1914 at the office to highest bidder not less than 2.60 acres Pauline Shelven of Little Bear Wyoming is applicant Serial 010892 claims or objections due by sale time Register W E Chaplin notices from U S Department of Agriculture May 25 1914 Regulations 1 to 9 issued by Secretary of Agriculture superseding prior inspection rules
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Commissioner of the
General Land Office
Congress
Pauline Shelven
Little Bear
W. E. Chaplin
Register
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Secretary of Agriculture
Notices of Interstate Regulations and Wyoming Court Suit
The document announces an interstate live stock movement regulation effective July 1 1914 and a Wyoming equity suit United States of America v Fred Armstrong and Jacob Mill filed 1912. It details patent cancellation claims to land in section 23 township 36 north range 65 west and requires Armstrong to plead by July 20 1914 with publication in Cheyenne State Leader for six weeks.
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United States
District of Wyoming
United States of America
Fred Armstrong
Jacob Mill
A. D
Seyney
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Charles Johnhous
Florence B. Bradley
Dental office offers free examinations and latest systems
Please call the Bresnaben block office to see the newest systems used in eastern cities. No charge for examinations. Dr H Sweatt and W V Barnett, assistants, provide contact at phone 198 W.
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H. Sweatt
D. D
W. V. Barnett
P. D
Bresnaben Block
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SS Hastie
Hillsdale Presbyterians
Lodge Pole Creek
Henry Clews
U. P. Railway
Benedict
Grier Lumber Office
G. H. Needham
G.H. Needham
Dan
S. Park
Jane
The
Sherman Co
Frank L. Hous
Bureau of Animal Industry
D. C
F. Houston
Sweatt
Boa
Massachusetts
T Seo
OLUS
Wm. Myers Dry Goods Co
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