Editorial responded to in Cheywater style from 1915 Wyoming
Chugwater residents defend local progress amid criticism from Wyoming Tribune. The letter by Egbert Veneklasen dated Sept 12 1915 praises growth, schools, and loyal farmers while accusing rivals of mischaracterizing the town and noting a bank’s statement as a rebuttal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaywater
Guthridge
Clugwater
Wyoming
Wyoming Tribune
Chugwater, Wyo
Egbert Veneklasen
Appreciation and Prospects From Underwood Apartments 1915
A 1915 statement from Alex Flastie expresses gratitude to Leader newspaper staff and readers. He notes illness and recovery, praises business partners, and envisions a prosperous Wyoming with Cheyenne reaching 50 000 people and the state achieving lasting growth. He calls for continued public service and personal dedication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Underwood Apartments
Leader
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Alex Flastie
Chugwater Responds to State Leader Over Tribune Piece
A Chugwater reader criticizes a Wyoming Tribune article dated February 11, accusing the piece of misrepresenting the town and its dry farm region. The letter defender praises the Wyoming state paper’s methods and asserts local pride while seeking fair treatment in future coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chugwater
Iowa Flats
Wyoming Tribune
R. E. Guthridge
The
Tribune
Wyoming
American shipping leads after year of wartime growth says commerce official
Washington reports the United States now ranks second to Britain in shipping with a total of 6,819,486 gross tons for foreign and domestic trade. Acting Secretary Sweet warns this reflects wartime patterns and future policy, noting Atlantic tonnage rose while Pacific and Great Lakes showed mixed changes and river tonnage declined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Great Britain
Norway
Italy
France
Molland
Department of Commerce
United States
Britain
Sweet
Atlantic Ocean
Americas
Pacific Coast
Great Lakes
Car Crash Injures Noah Groff at State Fair Grounds
Noah Groff, 22, of Ladiao Ky, was seriously injured when his car crashed through a fence at the state fair grounds while tuning up for automobile races. He was not fatally hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Noah Groff
Ladiow
State Fair Grounds
Local agency seeks ambitious workers for nationwide firm
Ads from Hesaw F. Lowe Co invite self employed agents to operate from home. No merchandise stock required. Flexible weekly earning potential. Interested parties in Des Moines Iowa requested to respond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UbOeweeeaty
F. Lowe Co
St. Dee Moines
Lowe
Commendable Calmness Marks National Financial Outlook
Henry Clews notes improving sterling exchange and reduced liquidation pressure from foreign holders, with British and French treasury leaders seeking a substantial credit to pay for deliveries. Despite diplomatic strains and upheavals, U S policy remains calm and steady as war uncertainties linger and shocks are handled prudently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Clews
New York
Treasuries
United States
Sach
Mary Reunion Honors A Classic Name In Indiana
An opinionated piece notes a middle IndianaMary reunion drawing two thousand Johns and plans a Mary reunion with invitations to all Marys from Tudiana to Richmond. Prizes will honor youngest oldest tallest slimmest newest attached prettiest Mary with a nostalgic defense of old fashioned names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Enquirer
Middle
Indiana
Mary
Tudiana
Auburn
Evanaville
Terre Haute
Winchester
Richmond
Toosier
Marie
Mayme
Ibyla
Gadyses
Marguerites
Angelicns
Albertas
Almas
Annettes
Uclemiatinas
Genevieves
Maregilas
Paulines
Sytyias
Mount Carmel Faces Controversy Over Lawson Murder Verdict
Residents recall John R. Lawson's boyhood in Mount Carmel and defend his character amid his life sentence for Nimmo’s death. Local leaders and the Union Mine Workers urge federal and state action, circulating petitions and seeking a fair retrial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Carmel
John R. Lawson
Nimmo
Colorado
Lawson
Mandkind
First Presbyterian Church
Verie Auten
Anthracite
Auten
Nicholas Norgan
Ousneas
John PB. White
United Mine Workers
White
Wilson
Carlson
B. W. Spooner
Laweon
State Board of Veterinarians Reaches Fifty Dollars
The newly formed State Board of Veterinarians reports a treasury of $50, sourced from five members paying $10 each. The board requires each practicing veterinarian to pay the fee and file credentials to legally operate in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Veterinarians
Inary Board
Ths
J. R. Bond
Eimer Could
A. W. French
J. B. Hidges
W. S. Green
Free Magazine Sample Offer From Publishers
The text promotes an offer where readers send 10 cents to receive their name listed with hundreds of publishers. Applicants provide a plain address and money order, and within a year they will receive free sample copies of many magazines and journals across genres including Farm, Story, Housekeeping, Fashion, and more.
Circulating Ad Promises Dime Reward to Advertisers
A garbled solicitation from Circulating Co. of Boston offers a silver dime for listing readers' names in next month's issue. The ad urges recipients to mail full addresses to Box 5240 and asks how they saw the advertisement, promising “real surprise” and no regret.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E Circulating Co
Boston
Extica
Railroad Time Card Highlights Mixed Schedule Details
The timetable lists intercity and regional trains with arrivals and departures for UP routes to Cheyenne Portland Los Angeles and California Express along with Denver Pacific Colorado Southern and Wheatland lines. It notes multiple trains including Fast Mail Limited and Atlantic Express with various times and routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angele
California Express
Pacifice Limited
Ovoerland Limited
Chayenne
Teoparte
Pacific Limited
Atlantic Express
Also Mentioned on This Page
Editorial
Alex Hastie
Chugwater Resents
Wyoming Trust
Cheyenne Wyo
U. $. Shipping
Actrack
Mary and
John
Beecham’s
Toma Seno
Hepes
Jonathan Apples
Kelley Mercantile Company
Hall
Sunday State Leager
Denver Pacific No
South
Southern
Denver
Trevley
Wheatland
Trelo
Are Lane
Billings
Aurlangton
Bastt
Crain 166
Capitol Avenue
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!