A R Elected New Officers at Sona of the American Revolution
The annual meeting at the Carnegie Library bulletin attracted a large audience. President Leon C. Hills led the gathering as officers were elected including Vice President Frank J. Moore and Treasurer William F E Kaplin. New members Frank H. Vaughan Harold Linval Vaughan Robert Erakine Fitch Pitt Covert joined the society. The historian W L Whipple noted the group raised 50 dollars to aid a monument on the Overland Trail. Papers by F B Sheldon Roscoe Lehl Guernsey and Arthur Hedlew Doane were presented. A joint meeting with the Daughters featured revolutionary pantomime and an address by former Governor William Alford Richards.
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Princeton
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Laramie
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Governor Carey Paroles Prisoner
Governor Carey grants parole to Fred Delaney from Sheridan County after recommendation by the warden and state board of pardons. Delaney, convicted of larceny, has served his minimum sentence and will work at Parkman in Sheridan County.
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Poultry Association Plans Big Show This Year
The State Poultry Association will hold a large poultry show this year. A planning meeting will be held soon to arrange the exhibit. Secretary N. C. Murray invites interested people to join. membership is one dollar.
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Afternoon Session in the Future Police Court Arrangements
Judge Wellnitz will hold afternoon police court to allow night officers more rest. Under the previous plan night patrolmen stayed until noon to testify after arrests. From now on officers need not appear before three o clock in the afternoon.
Reveille Post Turns Water Loose at Garrison
Snow melted on the Garrison grounds revealing running rivers and submerged car tracks. Forecasters note Chinook winds expanding flood conditions while roads near Taylorsville and Randall Street show rising water. Beginning tomorrow morning the paper will publish Post news under Morning Report by Groff with his welcoming Hello.
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Hat Sale At Rockwell The Hay Ter Priced Two Dollars
Rockwell The Hay Ter sells hats for two dollars each. The brief ad notes pricing and availability.
Your Violin and Miscellaneous Verses
A collage of verse and prose notes includes James Whitcomb Riley poetry about a violin and dreamlike nature. It shifts to a statistic about 2,000,000 miles of road and wheat hauling costs, then an ad line for hats at Rockwell. The piece blends poetry, rural imagery, and a fleeting commercial jig.
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