State of Wyoming MARSHALL FIRED FOR BEFRIENDING A FALLEN WOMAN
A Wyoming town marshal resigns after sheltering a fallen woman and opposing a landlady’s eviction in a dispute tied to fines and beer charges. The letter argues town officials neglect vulnerable residents and calls for community aid to homeless victims while noting public uproar over the case. The piece ends with a political jab about arson and the arson trust in New York.
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Hudson
Marshall Hall
Hulls
House of Ill-Fame
Third Street
O’clark
Beriice de Officer
City Nominations Confirmed In Secret Session
Laramie council held an executive session to confirm the mayoral nominations after a dry discussion of the city sedges matter. The mayor broke three ties to approve the appointments of W. Sovicon city engineer, William McMurray city attorney, Dr A. J. Lane physician, R. G. Fitch treasurer, W. Jones electrician, and Pat Couli can poundmaster.
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Laramie
Wyo
W. Sovicon
William McMurray
A. J. Lane
R. G. Fitch
Wt. Jones
Pat Coulican
Star Chamber
Scantily Clad Woman Appears on Street in Laramie
A woman farmer from the St. Regis hotel, described by physicians as a morphine fiend, wandered barefoot through a Laramie street Tuesday night in a scanty beauty gown. She reached a drug store seeking medicine, was captured, taken to the police station, treated, and returned to her friends.
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Laramie
Wyo
St. Regis
Cascarets Offer Quick Cleanse for Stomach and Bowel Health
Advert shows Cascarets as a remedy for constipation and digestive discomfort. Claims a nightly dose cleanses stomach and removes waste, with no griping or inconvenience, costing 10 cents per box and widely used by men, women, and children.
Sheridanites launch the Live Commercial Club in Sheridan
Sheridan Wyoming March 19 the new commercial organization named the Sheridan Commercial club was launched at a city hall meeting. Officers elected include Harvey E K Fryberger president W E Edelman vice president George W Perry treasurer and nine trustees with ex officio directorate members J H Stone H C Benham and C A McIntyre. Membership expected to reach about 200 by next meeting.
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Sheridan, Wyo
Sheridan Commercial Club
F.C. Poll
Harvey EK. Fryberger
W. EL. Edelman
Department of Public Affairs
George W. Perry
E.R. Dinwiddie
J. F. Mille
L. B Jeffers
F. C. Poll
H. Hensechke
J. Sanbergh
Burke H. Sinclatr
L. Y. Hurd
W. HH. Wallate
J. H. Stone
Husiness Men's Club
H C. Benham
Good Roads Department
C. A. McIntyre
Manufacturer’s Department
Divorce Better Than Children In Wicked Home
Article argues marriage should not be blamed for crime and that divorce should be allowed under hardhearted or godless unions. It stresses the home as the root of social ills and urges creating pure, loving homes to curb crime. The author cites Moses and biblical reasoning to defend divorce as a remedy to protect society.
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Carl T. Vorik
Moses
Ingersoll
Almighty
God
Foot Misery Spoils a Good Dinner
An appeal promotes a free trial package for a foot care product. It stresses tired feet and claims the remedy, sold as a 26 cone box of TIA, removes acids and poisons from feet and hardens the skin to resist shoe wear. The vendor urges readers to write Walter Luther Dodgy & Co. in Chicago for the trial.
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Walter Luther Dodgy & Co
S. Wabueh Ave
Chicago
Don’t You Believe It Chronic Constipation Cure
An advertisement claims Chamberlain’s Tablets can cure chronic constipation with a trial suggested. It states the medicine costs a quarter and is available from all druggists.
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Chamberlain
Vocational Education Movement Seeks State Support
The National Society for the Promotion of Industrial Education urges four fields of training and state aid to local communities to fit youth for productive work. The U S Bureau of Education distributes pamphlets to applicants, outlining essentials of practical education and the role of public schools in preparing students for trades, farming, clerical work, and household arts.
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National Society For the Promotion of Industrial Education
United States Bureau of Education
Vocational Education Expands Across Six States
The text lists types of vocational schools including all-day, part-time, and evening programs for students over 16, noting six states Massachusetts New York Connecticut New Jersey Wisconsin and Indiana have long operated systems. It states new programs supplement rather than replace existing schooling to enhance employability and overall education.
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Massachusetts
New York
Connecticut
New Jersey
Wisconsin
Indiana
The Old Rail Fence and Alder Bushes
A lyrical reminiscence of a rural fence line with rose clusters and dew kissed corners, recalling childhood scenes beside the old rail fence where alders and lilac may have shaded a quaint, intimate space.
Dreaming of Childhood by the Old Fence
A reflective poem recalls days by the sheltered paths and a tall old fence. The speaker laments missing the mused joys of youth, hearing the past in memory while noting grown wisdom and unforgotten dreams from childhood.
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Enrand
Walline
Sage Tea and Sulphur Hair Remedy Endorsed by Pharmacist
A local pharmacy promotes Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy claiming to restore natural hair color and shine. The ad describes a grandmother’s mixture and asserts the ready-made product darkens evenly without staining, also reducing dandruff and scalp itching.
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Wyeth
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