University of Wyoming board meets on budget and dormitory plans
A Wyoming board meeting with Governor Carey discussed budget priorities and a plan to expand dormitory capacity for female students. Proposals include a new library and engineering facilities funded by the existing levy and federal leasing act funds.
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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 Evening Show
Moving pictures to be shown at the Parish House of the Episcopal church on Monday evening. The program includes the convention's work and Christian relief efforts in the Near East with a reel on American aid and the plight of starving peoples. The public is invited to view these demonstrations of aid and mission work.
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The
Episcopal
Convention of the Episte Church
Buy At Home Show Booths Selling Fast
Booth reservations for the Buy At Home Show are filling quickly as district offices await approval. Uniform booths of attractive size will be offered at varying rates with Chamber of Commerce providing lighting and color effects. For preferred locations, call the Chamber of Commerce at telephone 95.
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Istriet
Baation
Chamber of Comerce
Telephone 95
Chamber of Commerce,mediately
Million and Third for Improvements Yellowstone Way
The Yellowstone Highway association delegates at the Wyoming capital urged widening Wind River canyon south of Thermopolis and expanding Shoshone canyon toward Cody. Reported auto tourism growth justified a 1920 project cost of 1,332,100 dollars for Cheyenne to Cody improvements, with 15,556 tourists entering Yellowstone in 1920 and 10,351 in 1919.
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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
Great Western Sugar to Pay Platte Valley Farmers
Farmers in the Platte valley and Wyoming irrigation districts will receive between 4 and 7 million dollars as Great Western Sugar pays for 1920 sugar beets. Officials say acreage is rising and aim to contract more for 1921 with a sugar factory likely in one town between Wheatland and Torrington if 14 000 to 20 000 acres are pledged.
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Wyoming
Great Western Sugar Company
Platte Valley
District of Wyoming
Tri-State Canal
Sugar Company
Platte
Wheatland
Torrington
Court hears divorce action amid factory contract bids
Judge W. J. Tidball of Laramie heard arguments all day Saturday in the divorce case Betty Bergman vs Sam Bergman. The action arises from efforts to secure contracts and insure operation of a proposed Wellington, Colorado factory and related regional business campaigns.
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Chevenng
Cheyenne
Wellington
Colo
Hbas Divorch
W. J. Tidball
Laramie
Judge Montier
Betty Bergman
Sam Bergman
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Eee
University
Wyo
Aero 4Ro
University of Ing
Ti.scarey
Yellowstone
Pest
Wyoming Trust & Savings Bank
Cheyenne, Wyo
Farmers OF
Wyoming-Nebraska
Athens
Cheyenne Wyo
Greeley
Fort Collins
Capitol Avenue
West 16Th Street
Ceight
Hart Schafiner & Marx
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Shepherd & Klett
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