Immigrant Bureau Debate Weighs Wyoming Politics
The Globe argues the Wyoming immigration bureau should boost the state and remain nonpolitical. The Cheyenne Leader defends the governor's appointment role and a $24,000 appropriation to revitalize the bureau. Both sides claim truth and fairness as they scrutinize legislative actions and editorial links.
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Wyoming
Immigration Department
Immigration Bureau
Cheyenne
Globe
Kendrick
Board of Immigration
Bureau
Christensen
The
Snake River Sentinel
General Assembly
Right to Be Heard on Prohibition Sparks Wyoming Debate
A Snake River Sentinel commentary argues that temperance is what Wyoming wants not prohibition. It cites Sioux City Tribune saying a wave of prohibition grows from liquor excess and lobby failures, while urging the state to uphold law and allow citizens to be heard.
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Wyoming
Snake River Sentinel
Sioux City
Central West
Wood family political record sparks pride in progress
A short, celebratory note touts the Wood family for holding several appointed and elected positions. W J Wood becomes U S Land Office register at Sundance Morna Wood rises to county superintendent of schools and state legislator KE C Raymond Wood lands a top appointment in Montana C L Wood becomes provisional county commissioner of Fallen and George W Meyers secures Miles City land office post. The piece invites the reader to trot out the family that can beat this.
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Dam
Wood
W. J. Wood
U.S Land Office
Sundance
Morna Wood
KE. C. Raymond Wood
Kendrick
Montana
C. L. Wood
George W. Meyers
U. S. Land Office
Miles City
Governor Kendricks’ Punchline Forecast in Wyoming Election
The Cheyenne Leader boasts a wonderful punch for Governor Kendricks, asserting its truth. It predicts a stronger impact in the upcoming Wyoming election, hinting at a future showdown with Kendricks and his supporters.
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Kendricks
Wyoming
Former Nisland resident Barney Otterbein moves to Belle Fourche area
The Nisland Press notes Barney Otterbein and Mrs Otterbein left Tuesday for a new home about twelve miles southwest of Belle Fourche. Otterbein farmed on Dr L J Townsends land adjoining Nisland east for five years. He is described as a good, honest, hardworking man who gathered substantial stock here and sought more range.
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U.S. Land Office
Judge Nichols
Nisland
Lee Johnson
Tits Barney Otterbein
Otterbein
Belle Fourche
Church Services and Easter Observances Nearby
Preaching at Alva next Sunday at eleven o clock. Easter services at Hulet at 7 30 with good up to date music. Hulett will provide musical talent. Evening service promises music and friendly greetings. Pastor J M Brown invites all to attend.
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Alva
Hulett
J. M. Brown
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