Aftermath of the Late Election Surges in Votes Across Parties
The article notes record voter turnout with Wilson receiving about 8,563,713 votes and Hughes 8,160,401, highlighting increases for Democrats and Republicans since 1912. It explains the Sunday March 4, 1917 inauguration creates an interim president, Secretary Lansing, and calls on voters to continue voting in the nation’s best interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Wilson
Hughes
Socialist Labor
Taft Roosevelt
Taft
Roosevelt
Lansing
Marshall
Wyoming and U.S. crop estimates for corn wheat oats potatoes hay
Preliminary crop production estimates from the U.S. Department of Agriculture show state and national figures for Wyoming and the United States. Figures cover corn wheat oats potatoes hay with October and September price ranges and per unit values. Highest named entities include United States, Wyoming, and several crop types with their respective bushel and ton figures.
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Wyoming
United States
Bureau of Crop Estimates
Weather Bureau
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Get Into Print No Business Now in Any Town
Editorial urges all town papers to include owner name and business in every issue to show the town's business lineup. Mentions general stores grocers furniture dealers and professionals should be identified. Also notes Mrs Stewart Mulhail underwent appendicitis operation at Saint Lake Clinic and is recovering.
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Uae
Au Town
Keminerer Republican
Stewart Mulhail
Sait Llake Cig
Thanksgiving Designated by Wilson for November 30
Washington confirms for the first time that President Wilson has designated November 30 as Thanksgiving Day. Amid uncertainty between November 23 and November 30, thousands of telegrams asked for clarification as the president works on the proclamation.
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White House
Wilson
Washington
Coldest Night in Years Records Shatter in November
Sunday night brought the coldest temperature in years for this region. Government records show November lows previously reaching 20 below zero, with the local weather bureau reporting 25 below. The reading marks an unprecedented cold for the month in this area.
Girls' Friendly Society meeting at Mrs Parkison's home
The Girls' Friendly Society held a pleasant evening at Mrs. E HW Parkison's home on Wednesday November 8. Attending were Mesdames Parkison and Suttles and Misses Elsie Altwater Gertrude Vergquist Edythe Dunbar Jessie Cunningham Marguerite Rheades Francis Heaton and Marion Crout. Refreshments were served and the girls departed late.
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Girls' Friendly Society
HW. Parkison
Mesdames Parkison
Suttles
Elsie Altwater
Gertrude Vergquist
Edythe Dunbar
Jessie Cunningham
Marguerite Rheades
Francis Heaton
Marion Crout
Presbyterian Notes Sunday service theme and sale notice
The Sunday evening sermon will address The Limit of Influence and Christian Endeavor discusses Christianity the Hope of Our Country. Miss Hunter leads a singing meeting at the parsonage Friday evening. A parcel post sale is set for Saturday evening in the Presbyterian reading room with parcels at 25 cents each and light refreshments.
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Hunter
Presbyterian Reading Room
Ladies' Guild Hosts Afternoon Sew and Bazaar Prep
The Ladies' Guild hosted by Miss Edythe Dunbar at her home with Mrs W F P Hopka as hostess last Wednesday. They sewed for their bazaar planned for December and enjoyed refreshments. Attendees included Mesdames Parkison Carver Anderson Tennant Siackhall Rhoades Reed Croft Hopka and Misses Marguerite Rhoades Alga Wombaler Edythe Dunbar.
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W. FP. Hopka
Edythe Dunbar
Miss Dunbar
Theo
Mesdames Parkison
Carver
Anderson
Woman's Magazine Club Meeting at New Poho Hotel
The Woman's Magazine Club met with Miss Bohn at the New Poho hotel on Friday November 10 at 2 30. Minutes were read and approved. Miss Bobo served a six o'clock dinner in the dining room with a fine center piece and cut towels. Members present included Mesdames Parkison Ball Little Clough Anderson Wilcox Stallings and Miss Boban. The group adjourned to meet again October 24 with Mrs J E Anderson. Also noted are social events and a missionary departure from Vancouver to China for seven yearsClaire record mentions Miss Marguerite Rhoades as Sunday guest and a turkey dinner given by Mrs Geo O Baker to a few friends. The piece ends with Mr Dunbar returning to the winter ranch.
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Bohn
New Poho Hotel
Oorder
Nee le Woth
Bobo
J. E. Anderson
Mesdames Parkison
Ball
Boost Your Community With Cooperative Boosting
An old poem exhorts readers to stop knocking at neighbors and townsfolk. Emphasizing collective effort, it urges boosting farms churches schools and community projects to spur progress and growth in the township. The piece from Progressive Farmer frames positive action as the key to development.
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Progressive Farmer
Week-Long Plains Forecast From U S Department of Agriculture
Weather outlook for the Plains states and upper and middle Mississippi valleys. Cold start to the week with a warmer second half and generally fair conditions. The Mississippi valley regions remain fair and cold early, turning warmer after Tuesday. Unsettled conditions and probable local snows expected Friday or Saturday in some areas. Forecast by I H Bowie Forecaster.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
Washington
Plains States
Miss
Mississisipi
Rail Rocks
Plateau
I. H. Bowie
Beaver Creek News Highlights Local Visits and Travel
Beaver Creek notes include Clyde Lowrey attending business college in Denver and J. F. Metcalf helping thresh over ten days. Bert Rose returned from Salida with his mother. Rev Clough and Edwin Hayden hunted deer. Laura and Eda Stout visited by car. Arthur Payne of North Park visited Toothaker home. Ralph Wood of Elk Hollow visited Rollman and Toothaker. Willie went to Cheyenne on business.
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Clyde Lowrey
Business
Denver
J. F. Metcalf
Beaver Creek
Thresh
Bert Rose
Salida
Colorado
Rev. Clough
Edwin Hayden
Laura
Eda Stout
Toothaker
Arthur Payne
North Park
Mrs. Toothaker
Ralph Wood
Elk Hollow
Rollman
Toothaker Ranch
Reapportionment to Court Districts in Wyoming Election
The upcoming wyoming election will be the last where legislators are chosen from districts as counties select members. Reapportionment will base seats on county populations per the state census expected later this year. New counties since the last census affect current district lines and party strength remains uneven across regions including Laramie Platte Goshen and Sheridan counties.
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Wyoming
Sothe East
Lavalle, Platte and Goshen
Laramie
Laramie- Platte Goshen
Laren
Sheridan
Laramie Platte
Goshen
Laramie County
Platte County
Platte
Laranie County
Senate
Goshen County
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Government
Presbyterian Notes
Ladies’ Guild
Woman's Magazine Club
Marguerite Rhoades
Crout
Geo. O. Baker
Mesdames Kunotzman
Heaton, Shafe, Bowers and Smith
Hattie Stallings
Texas
Vancouver
B.C
China
Mr. Dunbar
Binoter Ranch
Bor
Labor
Beaver Creek News
Willie
Cheyenne
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