Wyoming Plans Agricultural Hall at University of Wyoming
The University of Wyoming in Laramie votes plans for a new Agricultural Hall to grow with the agricultural school. Architect William Dubole of Revenne wins the contest with two Wyoming graduates among entrants. The building, costing about 100000, will sit west of the current main block and house a museum, machinery and engine rooms, and lab facilities.
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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 nominees named in Laramie County primary
The article lists Democratic candidates nominated in the recent primary election and notes their records have been certified by a majority of county Democrats. It urges united support from Democratic voters and lovers of honest government.
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Democratic Party
Laramie County
Sheriff Edward G Schorl Seeks Democratic Support
Having secured the Democratic nomination in the regular primaries for Sheriff Edward G Schorl solicits support and votes from friends and all participants of the election promising faithful performance of duties.
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Edward G. Schoel
Coroner Candidate Beard Announces Candidacy
Dr C Beard announces his bid for coroner of Laramie County and pledges faithful service if elected in the upcoming race.
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Laramie County
Ray K.olds
MeCOMAS Seeks Support For Commissioner Race
A political notice urges voters to support W. B. MeCOMAS for county Commissioner for a two year term. It pledges conscientious administration of the county's business if elected.
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W. B. Mecomas
County Clerk and Commissioner Nomination Letter
A letter from RAMUEL J. ELLIS seeking votes for county commissioner and endorsing WILLIAM DUNSTAN as the regular Democratic nominee. It claims support from Democratic and other voters and promises faithful, efficient, courteous service and businesslike county management.
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William Dunstan
Vote Fred Bohnstedt for District No 2 Justice of the Peace
Justice of the Peace District No 2 race urged in a brief note: voters are asked to back Fred Bohnstedt, described as honest and fearless in his duties.
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Justice of the Peace
Fred Bohnstedt
State building plans pledge modern halls and a greenhouse
The article outlines a multi floor Wyoming state building with a library and classrooms on the first floor the second floor housing chemistry zoology bacteriology and pathology labs plus the state food commissioner's office the third floor for chemical laboratories and the state chemist offices a meeting room for the agricultural board and a large modern greenhouse. It praises the hall of agriculture as both useful and beautiful and condemns indirect taxation on low income earners while noting higher earners would pay minimal tax under the bill.
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Agricultural Chrb
Hall of Agriculture
Jews Pray for Roosevelt at Roumanian American Synagogue
Three thousand Jews gathered at the Roumanian American synagogue on Rivington Street to pray for President Roosevelt’s speedy recovery. Speakers included Dr. Henry Moscowby and Judge Leon Sanders who praised Roosevelt’s support for Jews and immigrants, with three prayers by Cantor Joseph Jacobson and a full choir. A resolution urged 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 early week weather disturbs forecast
Washington Oct 22 Fair weather will prevail over much of the country for several days per a weather bureau bulletin. A general western storm will move in Thursday with rain in the Pacific coast and Southern states, then snow in the North. a cold wave is expected to arrive in the Northwest by weekend. No disturbance expected in the West Indies.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Far West
Middle West
Pacific Coast
Rocky Mountains
West Indies
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Promote Travel Comfort
A traveling critic extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as essential for travelers noting they ease weak stomachs and aid digestive secretions. The ad claims tablets work like a strong stomach, relieve discomfort, and are sold by druggists at 50 cents a box with universal demand.
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Stuart
Taft vetoes House tariff bills cutting living costs
Washington report notes President Taft vetoed every tariff relief bill passed by the Democratic House since January 1, 1912. The piece emphasizes proposed savings from bills removing duties on agricultural implements, wool, cotton, sugar, and other goods, arguing consumer relief totals reach hundreds of millions annually.
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Taft
Clyde M. Taverner
Washington
Congress
House of Representatives
House
United States
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State of
Wyoming
Edward G. Schorl
Dr. C. ¥. Beard
W. H. Dillman
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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