Memorial Day parade supports auto transport for veterans
Robert N. Lapontaire, famed for carrying materials, offers his auto for use in the Memorial Day parade. He is son of a Civil War veteran and colonel LaPontsine. Town has about two hundred automobiles in Cheyenne but few will be needed to transport veterans next Monday. Volunteers are sought to assist.
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Robert N. LaPontaire
LaFontains
LaPontsine
Choyshae
Myr. Jaares Ad
Joftries
Tribune Publishing Company Denounced for Fraud Perjury
The State Leader cites facts and figures alleging deliberate dishonesty and premeditated law violations by Tribune Publishing Company. It accuses management of fraud and perjury and claims officials face penitentiary exposure.
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Tribune Publshire Company
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Trbune Publishing Company
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Capitol
Press Bureau Brass and the Shameless Hound of Publicity
A critique of press bureaus as self serving and parasitic on newspapers. The author derides slick advertising led stories sent to editors and targets a bill on health, calling the piece non news and destined for the wastebasket. The piece argues such notices boost postal revenue and create needless work for reporters.
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Press Bureau
Dowward
Gifford Pinchot
Pewepaper
Department of Health
Senate Committee On Health
Braze Gall
Ax & News Glory
Copas
Riverton Seeks Reclamation of Irrigable Wind River Area
Residents of Riverton press for Wyoming Central irrigation district action to reclaim irrigable lands within the ceded Wind River region. Local officials and state staff are involved in evaluating the course of the project.
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Riverton
Wind River
Reviloy
Wyoming
Riverton Weekly Academy Developments Delay Water Rights
The article notes Riverton and nearby settlers contending with delays in water rights for a Wyoming canal project. It mentions a planned construction and a contested claim involving a central irrigation company, with settlers facing extended waiting periods and financial strain as they pursue compensation or resolution.
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Riverton
Lester
Tribene
Choyotine
Halley’s Comet and Political Rambles Trigger Mixed Reactions
A jumble of dated reflections touches on Halley’s Comet sightings, political shifts, and public figures. The piece notes reactions to the comet, mentions President Minz and Mark Twain, and references Cheyenne’s famed autumnobile racer alongside casual critiques of politicians and local figures.
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Minz
Mark “Twain
A Wireless Age Poem Misses the Old World
A Century Magazine poem imagines a future “Wireless Age” where fences and cages are replaced by wireless devices. It envisions cattle grazing behind wireless fences a chicken yard and a canary in a wireless cage. The verse playfully contrasts traditional wires with a noiseless modern screen to keep pests away.
Horses Bring Home Partners Head
Mrs. B A Coleman wife of a home worker under the Sheashone project of the reclamation service went out to greet her husband and found the horses wandering toward themselves in the field. The dead form of her husband lay near the home as the horses reacted to the scene in Wyoming May 25.
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Wyo
B. A. Coleman
Reclamation Service
Hic
Coleman
Towa
Opening of Shepherd's Bugh Exhibit Showcases Japanese Bronze Art
An 18 item display just opened at Shepherd's Bugh after months of preparation for the exposition. The king, with brush and polisher, presents a bronze lantern as a feature of the Japanese bronze works section. Skilled Japanese art accompanies pictures showing his hanging display in the exposition.
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Shepherd's Bugh
Building and Loan Growth Across the Country
The 1909 report by H F Cellarius shows building and loan associations rising by over 70 million dollars in assets, with 5 719 institutions, 2 016 651 members and 856 352 710 in assets. Ohio led gains at 14 164 077 followed by Pennsylvania New Jersey and others. Average member debt rose from 67 to 424 65, up 15.6 percent. Extra Mayor Cook had not yet removed the county commissioners.
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Charlotte
Ani Lone
United States
H. F. Cellarius
Cincinnati
Regus
Ohio
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Massachusetts
Hilnois
Weather Forecast for Wyoming and Washington D.C. May 25 1971
Fore cast for Wyoming fair in the west and local showers in the east with Friday clearing. 24 hour period ending 6 a.m. May 25 shows maximum 60, minimum 9, precipitation trace. Palmer Section Director. For sporting goods James Bros.
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Washington
D. C
Wyoming
Palmer
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