Wyoming Ad Campaign Aims to Double State Population
Wyoming immigration agent William s outlines a plan to advertise the state to homeseekers and investors. He stresses honest promotion, statewide cooperation, and attracting the best citizens to build homes, invest, and educate their children as Wyoming positions itself for growth.
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Wyoming
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Washington
Dixie Land
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Wheen
Cheyenne
Wyoming Tribune
Notice of subscription lapse and renewal request
A notice warns that the subscription expires with the current issue and will be discontinued unless a renewal order is placed. The message states this is standard business practice.
Merrick Lumber Contract Celebration At Aladdin Saw Mill
Last Saturday night a grand dance and supper near Aladdin celebrated A B Merrick completing a vast lumber contract with the government. Mr and Mrs Merrick hosted a popular, hospitable event with top music, ample supper, and dancing until daylight, making it a standout of the season.
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A. B. Merrick
Aladdin
Merrick
Local Notes Include Travel, Farming, and Social Visits
C W Waldron heads to Pierre while Mrs Geo Cooke and Vane visit from Beaver Creek. William Abel builds a barn on Reel divide. Dr and Mrs J L Bostwick head to Spear fish for business and pleasure. Arthur Boden leaves for New York to join Buffalo Bill troupe. A W Storm and family visit from Sundance. Leo Osborne recovers from illness at Frank Parkins home. Ed Willson plants 75 acres on Reel divide then returns to Upper Beaver Creek to farm. Rev Geo White tours Utah and Wyoming Baptist work. Sherman Fordyce opens bowling alley and billiard hall seeking steady business. A Ripley ships corn fed beef from Redwater to South Omaha for $585 per hundred. Mrs T L Fox still on crutches after January accident.
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J. L. Bostwick
Spearfish
Arthur Boden
New York
Buffalo Bill
A. W. Storm
Sundance
Leo Osborne
Frank Parkinson
Beaver Creek
Ed Willson
Reel Divide
Upper
Geo. White
Baptists
Utah
Wyoming
Alva
Sherman Fordyce
A. Ripley
Redwater
South Omaha
Ripley
T. L. Fox
Go After What You Want Boost Guernsey Town and Business
The Guernsey Gazette urges citizens to stop waiting for the new year to bring change. It champions self-reliance, hustling locally, and investing in the town. It contrasts a failing, passive approach with a proactive one that builds customers and wealth from modest beginnings.
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Osborne
Guernsey
Guernsey Gazette
May 8th remembrance and local telephone progress
The note urges people to recall May 8th and watch for their children's interests. It mentions a late spring, delays from March to May, Dr. Rathbun summoned to Rev. Tracy's ailing wife who is improving, and rapid progress on the Aladdin Mona Telephone line built by ranchers along the route, a step toward eastern connections.
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Aladdin- Mona Telephone Co
One Way to Get Wood and Local Notices
On April 24 1909 Sherman Butler Fordyce sold to Jasper Jackson Haskins a red cow with two horns and one tail. The cow is between one and twenty years old and produces blue milk part of the year. Wood delivery at Hu lett. Also sheep shearers wanted by May 1 Ed Deford Hulett Wyo. Plus livestock and seed potato sales at Bolle and Buck Creek. D F Irvin Boll e Wya.
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Sherman Butler Fordyce
Jasper Jackson Haskins
Hulett
B. Fordyce
Ed Deford
Chester White
Wade Buggett
My Place
Buck Creek
D. F
Irvin
Bolle
Wya
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Donald Doings
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