Wyoming to Build Agricultural Hall at University
Wyoming voters or university authorities announce plans for a new Agricultural Hall at the University of Wyoming in Laramie. The $100,000 building, to be erected west of the existing tier, will house the agricultural museum, machinery and engine rooms, and a central campus landmark. Architects submitted plans with winner William Dubole of Revenne, including two UW graduates Wilbur Hitchcock and Lawin J. Helliday as prize recipients.
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University of Wyoming At
Laramie
Campany
Pinne
Jupiway
Willian Dubole
Revenne
University of Wyoming
Wilbur Hitchcock
Lawin J. Helliday
Will Dent
Ledford
Agricultural School
Wgricultural Museum
Ento
Democratic primary nominees certified in Laramie County
In the recent primary election the following gentlemen were nominated by the Democratic party. Their records have been certified to by a majority of the Democrats of Laramie County and they deserve the united support of all Democratic voters of the county, as well as all lovers of honest government.
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Democratic Party
Laramie County
Edward G. Schorl Seeks Democratic Sheriff Nomination Support
In the regular primaries Edward G. Schorl won the Democratic nomination for Sheriff and asks friends and all primary voters to support him. He pledges faithful performance of duties in office.
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Edward G. Schoel
Beard Announces Candidacy for Laramie County Coroner
Coroner candidate Dr. C. Beard announces to voters of Laramie County his bid for the coroner post. He pledges faithful service if elected, signing respectfully as Dr. C. Beard.
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Laramie County
Mecomas Seeks Support for County Commissioner Race
A note solicits votes and support for W B MeCOMAS for the two year county commissioner term promising conscientious administration of county business once elected.
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W. B. Mecomas
County Commissioner Candidates Seek votes in Laramie County
The statement by County Clerk W H Dillman and Samuel Ellis urges support for the Democratic ticket in the upcoming election. They claim prior regular nomination and pledge faithful efficient service with courteous public treatment. William Dunstan is named as the regular Democratic nominee for four years in county affairs.
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William Dunstan
Vote for Fred Bohnstedt for Justice of the Peace
Justice of the Peace District No. 2 candidate Fred Bohnstedt is urged as the honest and fearless choice for the district. The notice promotes his fitness and integrity for the duties of the office.
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Justice of the Peace
Fred Bohnstedt
New Wyoming Hall of Agriculture to Feature Modern Laboratories
The proposed building will house chemistry and biology labs on the second and third floors with offices for the state chemist and departments of zoology bacteriology and pathology. A large greenhouse will be a feature and the hall of agriculture aims to be both useful and beautiful. The governor criticizes indirect taxation, noting low earners pay taxes while higher earners see varied burdens.
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Agricultural Chrb
Hall of Agriculture
Jews Pray for Roosevelt in New York Rally
Three thousand Jews gathered at the Roumanian American synagogue in Rivington Street and prayed for Colonel Roosevelt's speedy recovery. Speakers included Dr Henry Moscowby of the Building Moose ticket for Congress, Judge Leon Sanders, and Rev Joseph Jackson, who led three prayers with a full choir. A resolution expressed hopes for his swift recovery.
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New York
Rivington Street
Prafera
Roosevelt
Henry Moscowby
Moose Theket
Roorevelt
Mosconts
Leon Sandera
Joseph Jacobson
Cold wave to follow after next storm in US weather bulletin
Washington Oct 22 The weather bureau bulletIn reports fair weather across much of the country then a general storm in the Far West Thursday moving to the Middle West Friday or Saturday and the East by week end. It will bring rain on the Pacific coast and southern states then snows in the north and end with the coldest weather of the season in the Northwest. No West Indies disturbance indicated.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Far West
Middle West
Pacific Coast
Rocky Mountains
West Indies
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Travel Aid Ad
A travel themed promotion extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as essential for travelers. It claims the tablets relieve weak stomachs, aid digestion, and support digestive fluids, with the product sold by druggists for 50 cents a box and positioned as superior to substitutes.
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Stuart
Taft vetoes every House tariff bill cutting living costs
Washington dispatch notes Taft vetoed all tariff relief bills passed by the Democratic House since 1912. It highlights proposed reforms like the Farmers' Free List, wool, cotton, and sugar measures, estimating large savings to consumers and shifts in tax burdens.
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Taft
Clyde M. Taverner
Washington
Congress
House of Representatives
House
United States
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Wyoming
Edward G. Schorl
Dr. C. ¥. Beard
W. H. Dillman
Ray K. Olds
Ray K.olds
Imstrict Court
Ramuel J. Ellis
Ray E. Ler
First Judicial
Converse, Platte
Goshen and
Niobrara
Mi Albert BK
Bartlett
Democratic
Toll
Hansen
Pred Bohnstedt
WREK
Clara A. Ligler
W. 19
Gadder
Fox
Hon
Champ Clark
National House of Representatives
Cheyenne
Capitol Avenue Theatre
Cheyenne Band
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