Wyoming Women Split Over Federal Suffrage Push
Laramie reports show little support for Alice Paul’s call to vote against Wilson to advance a federal suffrage amendment. Eleanor M. Cortell argues states must back suffrage before Congress will act, urging continued state campaigns and coordinated effort with real suffragists rather than dictating Wyoming votes.
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Misa Paul
South Dakota
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Cowboys Play In Utah Today
University of Wyoming eyes a close test against Utah Ag gies in Logan Utah on Saturday afternoon. The Cowboys travel in solid form with Immell Craig and Talbert back from injuries and scrimmage limited by heavy snow. Captain Wilcox Patridge Long Snell Buchanan Corbell Wallace Matteson and Talbert lead the squad as final selection awaits.
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Snell
Buchanan
Corbell
Wallace
Matteson
Talbert
Basin Oil Company Brings In Good Well
Reports from Lost Soldier field indicate Bair Oil Co struck oil in their fifth well at about 250 feet. Fair Oil Co plans deeper drilling to test lower sands and potential for greater oil quantity. Locals watch the drilling with hopes for improved grades.
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Rawlins
Soldier Field
Bair Oil Co
Fair Oil Co
Roundup at Millis Ranch Ends Four-Week Absence With Campfire Fun
After a four week absence the roundup returns to the Millis ranch. Bill Dolling drives the pie wagon and Tod Heartt handles the bed wagon as Hiram Higginson arrives with about 160 lively horses. Cowboys, musicians and a young entertainer known as Tex entertain with piano, violin, accordions and stories. The group names include Higginson Dolling Heartt Coolean Parkes Cardwell Sullivan Dolling Nelson Silimaki Horne Ellis and Matson.
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Hayseed
Rebenstein
New York City
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Roy Patrick
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Howard Coolean
Minne Parkes
Lester Cardwell
Lawrence Sullivan
Jack Dolling
Carl Dolling
Andrew
Matt Nelson
Sanders Silimaki
Jim Horne
Charlie Ellis
George Davis
Pine Bluffs Sees Substantial Boom With New Buildings
Pine Bluffs reports rapid growth with multiple new commercial projects. W A Brittel begins a 50 by 125 foot concrete garage and Ford supply station on Market and Second. Frank Furney starts a concrete block grocery and meat market on Hinckley site. W Johnson expands his rear business with a 10 by 20 foot addition.
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Pine Bluffs
Hinckley
Prank Furney
W. Johnson
FenceRemoval Eases Access at Burns Depot Area
Burns October 20 workers from Union Pacific began tearing down the long contested fence at the stockyard west of the depot to the east crossing. The removal allows farmers to reach the east crossing and directly access elevators for delivering shelled grain.
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Burns
Union Peetfie
South Burns
Prosperity Stories Rise From Northwest Lumber Debates
New York dispatch notes Republican papers claim Wilson era prosperity masks deeper troubles. Spokane reports strong labor demand with daily wages up to 3.50 for woodwork and road labor. Coeur d Alene notes Rutledge Timber will ship a 40 car white pine train to eastern markets, the first westbound load. Priest River and surrounding districts show full mill capacity, new crews, and copper and gold claims advancing into winter development.
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Spokane Spokesman Review
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Coeur D'Alene
Idaho
Rutledge Timber Company
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Priest River Times
Arlington
Coolin
Waterman Rold
Pine Creek
Oil and gas drilling to begin on New Mexico state lands
Officials of a leasing company arrive from the east with 100000 dollars of machinery and equipment and announce immediate boring on state lands. Two wells will start near Roswell in Chaves County and near the Panke ranch in San Miguel Santa Fe Terrace lands, led by D B Vannest with headquarters in Santa Fe. The project marks the formal start of state land development.
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Chaves County
San Miguel County
Santa Fe County
Terrace
Pankey Ranch
Roswell
D. B. Vannest
Santa Fe
Prompt phone service advertises hours and pricing
An old classified-style ad notes phone number eight for messenger prompt service with reasonable prices and hours extending to 2 a m, indicating late availability and weekend access.
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For & Messenger
Heavy registration reported at Rawlins
Rawlins reports 867 voters registered by close of the first period, compared with 1251 registered in the last general election. Officials anticipate at least as many voters for the upcoming election, with a possibility of a few more registering.
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Rawlins
Foot wagon road to Devil's Tower authorized
Washington reports the national park service of the interior department has authorized work on a Foot wagon road linking Sundance to Devil's Tower, advancing official plans for park access.
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Devil's Tower
Sundance
National Park Service of the Interior Department
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