Wyoming City Briefs Highlight Visitors and Appointments
Cheyenne hosts visitors from New York and Chicago, with local business and civic notices. Dr A W French names H D Port deputy state veterinarian, while Jim True sails to Berkeley for irrigation board talks.
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A. W. French
H. D. Port of
Sundance
State Board of Veterinary Examiners
Wyoming
Callifornia
Jim True
Berkeley
Cal
Elwood Meade
Days of joy for well nourished school children
The piece extols muscle building and brain supporting foods for children. It promotes one or two biscuits with milk for breakfast as a strong start, noting the product is ready cooked and produced at Niagara Falls New York.
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Niagara Falls
N. Y
Review of Green River Basin Reports by True and Richardson
In 1915 a United States Reclamation Service review was begun of the reports on the Green River Basin submitted by Harry True Jr and engineer John F Richardson. The effort sought to evaluate possibilities for irrigation and water resource development.
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Green River Basin
Harry True, Jr
John F. Richardson
United States Reclamation Service
Hughes Alliance Train to Visit Cheyenne on October 26
The Hughes alliance special touring the country for Candidate Hughes will reach Cheyenne at 5 a.m. on October 26 and depart at noon. In Laramie, D C Olmstead has taken over as train master for the Cheyenne and Laramie district of the Union Pacific. F Earl Gosselin, assistant ticket agent, resumed duties after a short Nebraska visit.
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Hughes Alliance
Hughes
Cheyenne
Olmstead
Laramie
D. C
Cheyenne and Laramie
Union Pacific
Gosselin Hack
F. Earl Gosselin
Nebraska
New oil company for Casper organized
The Universal Oil and Gas company of Casper filed articles of incorporation with the secretary of State yesterday and will commence operations at once. The company has a capital stock of $100,000 and will be directed by John J. Hancock, R. M. Bartholomew and Verne W. Mokler.
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Universal Oil and Gaa Company of
Casper
Secretary of State
John J. Hancock
R. M. Bartholomew
Verne W. Mokler
Civilian Rifle Team Delays Departure to Sunday
The adjutant general's office announces the civilian rifle team will not depart Saturday due to Casper members' late arrival. A captain will not be elected here. the 13 man squad will proceed to Jacksonville and must reach by October 10, leaving on the first train after Casper shots arrive.
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Adjutant General's Office
Casper
Jacksonville
Chicken dinner set by Past Chiesa association at K of P hall
Past Chiesa association hosts a chicken dinner on Tuesday October 10 from 6 to 8 PM at the K of P hall. Public invited. 356 cards likely available for entry.
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Past Chiesa Association
P. Hall
Mexico Seeks Quorum Rules and Oath for Constitutional Assembly
Article outlines quorum requirements for the constitutional congress with alternates seated for absences and multiple-term absences trigger replacements. Delegates receive 0 pesos daily plus travel expenses to Queretaro and must swear to uphold the Guadalupe plan and subsequent constitutional provisions. A break in the article notes a burglary at Huckfeldt's Furniture.
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Alternatwa
Ationd
Queretaro
Assembly
Constitutional Congress
Pew
Reid criticized for partisan framing of timber laws and court cases
Article argues that criticism of areal outrages against settlers is biased by pointing to a Republican law and to Republican agents and judges. It notes settlers can obtain cord wood rights by applying to field division and defends the administration for upholding civil service integrity amid past partisan actions.
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Miner
Wilson
Masonic Meeting Set in Cheyenne for Feast Day
A special meeting will be held at the New Masonic Temple in Cheyenne Wyoming on Thursday October 12 1916 at 8 oclock p m to celebrate the Feast Day of Rocky Mountain Lodge of Perfection No 3 All members and visitors are invited to attend Samuel Corson Secretary.
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New Masonic Temple
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Rocky Mountain Lodge of Perfection
Samuel Corson
Magic postponed as attendance rises at Baptist W Workers meeting
The Baptist W Workers held their monthly meeting at Mrs. L. H. Tyson's home with over thirty in attendance. Mrs. E. B. Johnston presided. Officers planned a chicken supper for October 20 to benefit the parsonage fund. Mrs. Van Winkle urged calls to foster acquaintances. Vocal solos by Mrs. Steinberg and Mrs. Joe van added to the program. Tea was served at five.
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Baptist W
L. HR. Tyson
George van Witkle
A. R. Towner
Mra
Johnston
van Winkle
Earneat Steinberg
Mra. Steinberg
Flora McCregor
Mra. Johovan
Cheyenne
Tyson
Local Developments and Elections in Dig Piney
Reports note Lavell doubled the payroll in January while a tiger factory and electric company start at the same place. Dig Piney hosts a democratic Realty event October 16 with Gov. Kenndricks speaking at Bad Hall. A Salt Lake backed drug estate may open in Sam an within thirty days. United States Geological Survey cites 1915 gas production in Wyoming Montana and Colorado at 347 297 000 cubic feet. Douglas schools enrollment up 26 percent with 600 students and five new schools. Converse county wool purchases exceed 200 000 pounds shipped by Chicago Hide Wool and Fur. 150 000 pounds remain in Northwestern warehouse.
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United States Geological Survey
A Wrolmng
Montana
Colorado
Converse County
Chicago
Taat
Northwestern
Wyoming Bulletin Details Relative Values of Farm Plants
The state experiment farm at Lyman, led by In Charge A. EB. livde, released a bulletin comparing relative values of four numbers of plants grown on the farm. Casper saw a late week snowstorm with streets and lakes coated in moisture. Lovell saw an Odd Fellows lodge meeting last Saturday led by Deputy Grand Master Darr of Basia.
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A. EB. Livde
Lyman
Odd Fellows
Lovell
Massive Darr
Basia
la “Loveil
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