Then and Now in Thermopolis 1907 Letter
Dear Globe readers receive J.8. F. Wood reports ice trip through Big Powder Fort McKinney and Kay Cee to Thermopolis Wyoming shows irrigation growth telephones and cattle ranching nine years after a prior journey. He notes fewer game antelope scarce, large cattle herds, and a highway valley developing into a garden spot with a six wire line. He closes with warm greetings.
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Thermopolis
Big Powder
Hulett
Sam
Fort McKinney
Kay Cee
Pumkin Buttes
Abraham
F. Wood
Bear Lodge National Forest Protest Denied by Forest Service
In a July 9 1907 letter to Rep Mondell the U S Department of Agriculture Forest Service denies the protest against retaining the Bear Lodge National Forest Wyoming. It cites rainfall patterns irrigation needs and expected benefits of conservation and notes many misunderstandings about cattle leases and land entries.
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Washington
Bear Lodge Forest Reserve
Congressman Mondell
United States Department of Agriculture
Forest Service
F. W. Mondell
House of Representatives
Mondell
Bear Lodge National Forest
Wyoming
Belle Fourche
Black Hills National Forest
Forest
Forest Administration
Hulett
Black Butte
Bear Lodge
Boar Lodge National Forest
Bear Lodge National
Rev W N Merritt to Tour Wyoming Sunday Schools
Rev W N Merritt, field worker for the International Sunday School Association, will tour Wyoming for five weeks visiting 21 places. Under the Wyoming State Sunday School Association, the goal is to boost Sunday school quality and efficiency. The state convention is set for Sheridan August 25 to 27, with Sundance hosting meetings September 1 in Crook county. Plan to attend the Sundance events. the invitation extends to all workers.
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Rev. W. ©. Meritt
Field
International Sunday School Association
Wyoming
Merritt
Wyoming State Sunday School Association
Sheridan
Crook County
Sundance
Haywood acquittal sparks questions over Orchard murders
The Haywood verdict frees Mr. Haywood and boosts his wealth as an attraction. The jury called Orchard's confession unbelievable, prompting public concern over who committed the murders and the value of life and property.
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Haywood
Orchard
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