University board discusses dormitory and library plans
A Wyoming university board meeting with Governor Scarcey explored budget priorities for a new girls dormitory and expanded library facilities. Proposals include funding from federal leases and a state appropriation, with aims to double dorm capacity and support engineering and humanities class space.
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Cirlé
Gvita Gray
Overnor
von Nelgon
Re- Davis
C. B.ler
G. P Olingon
A. EB. Bowman
Soule
College of Uberal Arts
Well
Ille
A. B.ilton
Moving Pictures at Parish House E Fort Monday Evening
A program of moving pictures at the Parish House of the Episcopal Church opens Monday evening to show church convention work and missionary efforts. One reel highlights American aid through the Near East Bellef: starving, illustrating Christian relief.
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The
Episcopal
Convention of the Episte Church
Buy At Home Show Booths Selling Fast
Promoters report quick reservations for the December 6, 10 and 11 exhibit, with branch offices awaiting district approval and buyers scrambling for prime locations. Uniform booths, favorable pricing, Chamber of Commerce lighting and color effects promise strong display opportunities.
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Istriet
Baation
Chamber of Comerce
Telephone 95
Chamber of Commerce,mediately
Million and Third for Improvements Yellow stone Way
Yellowstone highway delegates at the annual Yellowstone Highway association meeting in Denver recommend widening Wind River canyon south of Thermopolis and promoting Shoshone canyon west of Cody. The 1920 program calls for 1,332,100 dollars to improve the Cheyenne to Cody stretch. L. L. Newton of Cody was re elected president with Gus Helms of Cody as secretary.
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Denver
Colo
Yellowstone Highway Association
Wind River Canon
Thermopolis
Cody
State Capitol
Cheyenne
Wyoming Highway Commission
L. L. Newton of
Yellowe Highway
Yellowstone Park
Yellowstone Highway
Livingston, Mont
Newton
National Park To Park
Gus Helms
Helms
Sugar payments to Platte Valley farmers total up to 7 million
Great Western Sugar will pay Platte Valley and Tri-State canal irrigated Wyoming farmers for 1920 dairy sugar beet crops, with estimates between 4 and 7 million dollars, up from 3.6 million in 1919. Company reps are pursuing larger 1921 acreage, aiming to secure 14 000 to 20 000 acres for a new factory and refinery in the region.
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Wyoming
Great Western Sugar Company
Platte Valley
District of Wyoming
Tri-State Canal
Sugar Company
Platte
Wheatland
Torrington
Local court action over divorce bids in Wyoming dispute
Judge W J Tidball heard arguments in a case where Betty Bergman sues Sam Bergman in Laramie. The action involves contracts to insure operation of a proposed factory at Wellington Colorado amid efforts tied to irrigation territory near Cheyenne.
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Chevenng
Cheyenne
Wellington
Colo
Hbas Divorch
W. J. Tidball
Laramie
Judge Montier
Betty Bergman
Sam Bergman
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Athens
Cheyenne Wyo
Greeley
Fort Collins
Capitol Avenue
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Hart Schafiner & Marx
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Shepherd & Klett
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