L. R. Davis Dies After Illness Near Sundance
Obituary notes the death of Hon. L. R. Davis on August 4 1915 near Sundance in the Bear Lodge mountains after paralysis. It recalls his Civil War service Methodist ministry Wyoming politics and mining work. Funeral held in Sundance Episcopal church with Mason support and burial at Deadwood cemetery beside family.
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L. R. Davis
Sundance
Bear Lodge
Sandance
Masonic Hall
Episcopal Church
Deadwood
Ray Davis
Lee Oliver
P. Oliver
Fitchburg
Mass
New York
Galesville University
Wis
Black Hills
Newcastle
Wyo
United States Land Office
House of Representives
Wyoming
Davis
Black Buttes
Sundance Times
Mrs Rita Fraser Hupp Visits Rapid City Journal
Mrs Rita Fraser Hupp, formerly of Redfern, with husband G A Frazer and son Douglas, and daughter aged sixteen, arrived in Rapid City to visit relatives. Aaron Hupp of Hulett Wyoming also traveled to the city.
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Jo, Hupp
Rapid Mra
G. A. Frazer
Douglas
Redfern
Mraz
Aaron Hupp
Hulett
Wyoming
Mra. Hupp
Rita Fraser
Hupp
Rapid ‘City Journal
F V Andrews 15 Dead In Beulah Flour Millier
F V Andrews died at Omaha on August 7 1015 age 59 after long Crook county Beulah flour miller life and business influence. He owned the Beulah flour mill and helped shape the village prosperity. Survived by Mrs Andrews and daughter. Sundance Times notes community mourners and local notices follow.
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F. V. Andrews
Omaha
Crook County
Black Hills
Andrews
Colorado
Beulah
Mr. Andrews
For Sale Remington Type writer
Household goods and livestock offer reads For Sale Remington Typewriter 15 dollars Hereford Milch Cow and assorted Household Goods Call and see or address B F Webb Alva Wyo 32 31
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Remington
B. F. Webb Alva
Wyo
Why idle cash vast reserve in banks prompts question
A Cheyenne Leader editorial argues about 1.2 billion dollars in excess reserves lying idle in U S banks beyond required reserves. It questions why money remains unused despite demand and record crops. The piece contrasts desire for interest with ample business and asks why funds stay idle.
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Wyoming Text Book of Democracy
United States
Echo
Editor Commands Outsiders Days From The Waste Basket
In Washington Life the managing editor orders directions from outsiders to be carried out. The office boy gathers them into a large waste-basket and disposes of them.
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Washington Life
Legislature Should Have Known Census Slump Began Year
The lawmakers likely anticipated that if assessors conducted the census the numbers would drop sharply. The period around that time of year typically sees a notable decline in activity or figures.
Willing Workers plan meetings and local visits
The Willing Workers announce gatherings with Mrs. J. M. Cole on Friday August 20 and with Mrs. Robert Brown on September 3. Secretary I Merrill Brown notes all members should attend for special business. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Daley from Cut Meat S D and their Kalamazoo visitors, and Mrs. Richie’s relatives.
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J. M. Cole
Robert Brown
I. Merrill Brown
M. A. Daley
Kalamazoo, Mich
Will Richie
Daleys
Richie
Read It in the Globe First and Here News
Local notes describe visitors and moves across towns. W. 5. Miller arrived on Saturday night after an Illinois visit and promotes Wyoming. Chas Roberts’ mother visits from the west coast, living in Virginia. K H Byrd and family rent Frazer ranch for winter and buy winter pasture. B C Noble named county attorney effective September 1 after Somers resigns. Dr Bosewick appears lonely after Mrs Bostwick leaves for vacation. Mrs W F Leslie visits relatives here after arriving Tuesday. Insurance touted as cheapest protection. Gunderson handles insurance. Mrs C C Storm returns from Hills trip. Butte County Fair planned for September. Read your home newspaper.
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G. Fischer
H.R. Ferdinand
Fer
Herman Fischer
White
Walter Cole
Walter
Fred Sutton
Sam
Herb
Malden
Illinois
Orville Clossom
Mrs
Johan
Barkypoint
Jones
B.C. Noble
Somers
Bosewick
Bostwick
W. F. Leslie
Gunderson
Booster banker spurs farming success on South Dakota land
Raetz family, moved from Illinois to Wasta South Dakota, received bank backing to stock 320 acres. Three years later crops flourish with wheat oats barley corn and potatoes. Expected grain value around 4000 dollars plus fodder value. The family praises farming in South Dakota over Illinois and plans to stay.
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Henry Kaetz
Dalzell
Missouri River
Raetz
Selby
Ilinois
South Dakota
Wasta
Raat
Beath
Mr. Ravta
George
Randall
Iun
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Lee
Paris
Adi
Fred
D. Bothwell
Carlie Store
Rednion
R. K. Mespell
Kerer
LR. Davis
M. L. Stephenson
G. W. Dennis
Clarence Kysar
D. G. Stoddard
H. Hauber
J. E. Bloxom
W. Bryant
George Dalton Houe
Lisle Powell
Montana
New Estore
Gonault
Dirk
W. L. Wright
Hoag
Bant
Kester’s
Nebraska
Frank Eblert
John Madding
Laramie
the Globe
Rheta Thain
A. W. Storm
Powell Hill
Blatt
J. L. Callquist
TL School House
New Haven
Barlow Canon
The
Globe
Miller
Chas. Roberts
West Coast
Virginia
Roberts
K. H. Byrd
Frazer Ranch
C. C. Storm
Butte County
Raeta
Raets
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