Notable Education Path of Peoria Figure Revealed
Peoria Illinois reports that the University of OMe MEG studied law for one year and pursued varied schooling. The subject, Fanmeartner, attended four county and technical schools, a large university and a professional program. He studied German and mathematics at Brad ley Institute for four years and served as librarian at the University of Chicago. He also tutored and was private secretary to the general manager of Armour & Co Fort Worth Texas.
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Peoria
University of Ome Meg
Fanmeartner
Tte
Hradley Institute
U. of C
Cadde and Hever Pressed For County Offices in Torrington
William H Cadde of Torrington seeks the county assessor post on the democratic ticket. Born 1887 in Grant City Missouri he homesteaded in Wyoming midcareer and built a carpentry trade. Guy N Hever aims for prosecuting attorney after a long legal and ranching career in Torrington with strong civic ties.
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William HH. Cadle
Torrington
Countescasot
Cowden County
Mr. Cadle
Grant City
Missouri
Wyoming
Prominent Democrat James L Masters of Torrington
James L Masters a respected Wyoming Democrat from Torrington born September 12 1876 in Danville Illinois moved to Wyoming in 1912. He led lumber ventures including Long Bell Lumber Baxer Springs Kansas and Foster Lumber Torrington and served as postmaster while remaining active in Modern Woodmen of America and A M Lodges.
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James L. Masters
Torrington
Danville
Lil
Wyoming
Master
Long-Bell Lumber Company
Baxter Springs
Kansas
Foster Lumber Company
M Slautch Ieee
Master Wee
Pont- Dissier Rreentiy
Eccuphes
Modern Woodmen of America
A. F
A M. Lodges
Nellie Armitage Stands for County Treasurer Post
Nellie Armitage of Torrington is the Democratic candidate for county treasurer in Gooheen county this year. She was appointed treasurer in 1916 to fill her late husband’s term and has held the office in a masterly fashion. her candidacy is endorsed by many Republicans who recognize her ability.
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Nellie Armitage
Torrington
Goehen
Ucket
Woman of Torlington Chosen Despite Competition
Born in Farmington Indiana in 1882, she moved to Torrington in 1910. Mrs. Armitage built a loyal network of friends in the county and was regarded as a practical businesswoman without peer.
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Farmington
Indiana
Torrington
Wyoming oil and future of its petroleum industry
L. W. Trumbull notes Wyoming’s oil development surged in the past five years from early discoveries to significant field operations. He cites historical springs, the Dallas and Salt Creek fields, and early wells, while warning of promoter fraud and federal opposition. He projects rising future yields, with six million barrels expected in 1916 and growth from untapped pools. The tone defends western oil against eastern competition and praises industry progress.
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Wyoming
Indiana
Washington Irving
Bonneville
Wind River Valley
Dallas
Stansbury
Great Salt Lake
Hilliard
Uinta County
Carter Spring
Polson Spider Creek
Big Horn
Honansa Creek
Moomoom
Carter
Uletea
Shannon
Balt Creek
Casper
Salt Creek
Salt Creek Dome
Rocky Mountain District
Sum
Moon and Stara Company
Chicago
Pittsburg
New York City
Conservation
Department of the Interior
National Forests Movement
Minnesota
Oregon
L. W. Trumbull
Mondell Fights Bill to Conserve Wyoming Game Resources
Wyoming activists urge support for the Chamberlain Hayden game sanctuary bill as Mondell attacks it in Congress. The circular cites 778 Wyoming residents across 41 cities endorsing the plan and challenges Mondell’s opposition as unconstitutional.
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Mondell
Bill
Wyoming
State of
Haa
W. T. Hornaday
United States
New York
Dr. Mornaday
Chamberlain-Hayden
Congress
Eluba
Correns
National Forest
Wyromilng
Kendrick
Supreme Court
Hat
Cheyenne
State University of Wyoming
Wolf Creek
Rod and Gun‘club
Ceives
Jaceway
House Committee On Agriculture
Supreme Court of the United States
R. W. Williams
Department of Agriculture
Mondelka
State Figures of Interest on Receipts and Disbursements
A state financial table shows receipts and disbursements across multiple years. Totals include receipts rising to over 11 million dollars and disbursements approaching 1.6 million in a year. The document notes funds in hand as of Sept 30 in various years, ending with a balance around 2 million in 1916.
Measure This Man by His Achievements
A wartime style tribute praising President Wilson for keeping the nation at peace during a volatile era. It extols prosperity, calls the U S a creditor nation, and credits acts such as the Federal Reserve Act Rural Credits Bill and the Income Tax. It lauds reforms aiding government workers industrial arbitration and Philippine independence while highlighting farmer's wife support.
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William H. Cadee
Cadle
Tle
Guy N. Rever
Attourney
MN Ohie
Goshen County
Guy N. Hever
Hever
Brooklyn
Iowa
Ilo
Marshall Business College
Valparaiso University
Indiana College of Law
South Bend
South Beod Watt
Beever
Himneels
Bever
Knights of Pythias
A. M
James T. Masters
Inereeto Miany
Wilson
Employment Bureau For
Wilsone
Woodrow Wilson
Thomas R. Marshall
John B. Kendrick
J. D. Clark
U. S. Senate
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