Wyoming Children’s Home Society page advocates permanent site
Our volume discusses the Wyoming branch of the National Children’s Home Society, notes Wheatland as temporary headquarters, urges a permanent building with ample space, and calls for statewide input in choosing a location. It lauds the work as noble and urges public support for the welfare of Wyoming’s needy children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming Children’s Home Society
Wheatland
Wyoming
National Children’s Home Society
Childrens Home Society Organization
Douglas
Kimball
Casper
Carnegie
Politics and the call for reform in public service
The piece argues well educated youths avoid politics due to corruption and intimidation in Illinois and national debates. It cites Lorimer investigations and editorial critique, urging honest citizens and strong reform to attract capable leaders and cleanse government. The writer asks readers to unite for accountable, moral governance and to lift standards in Wyoming and beyond.
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Chicago Standard
Politica
Committee On Elections
Senator Lorimer
Illinois
Lorimer
Proey
Reform Club
Municipal Voters’ League
Colorado City
Standard
Citiens
Rault
Ring
Hhey
Che
Wyoming
Gute
Examinations for Eighth Grade Teachers at Hulett August 25 26
Examinations for teachers and eighth grade will be held at Hulett on Friday and Saturday August 25 and 26. The schedule lists subjects by session with detailed topics in arithmetic penmanship botany history psychology geography rhetoric zoology chemistry supervision pedagogy and more. Examinations start promptly at 8:30 each morning.
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Hulett
Lols
U.S
Monroe
Wyoming
U. S
Baptist Church to present monthly first Thursday entertainments
The Baptist Church plans a monthly entertainment on the first Thursday. For the September debut, Miss Lena Brion will perform with local talent. Brion, a Wesley graduate and noted elocutionist, is leading the initial program, with full details to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Baptist Church
Mies Lena Brion
Mies Brion
Wesley
Beaver Creek News Roundup From Alva And Peaks
Last week at Alva a dance occurred while Walter Miller worked at Warren's Peaks for three weeks. Mr and Mrs George Soubarc and son Richard shopped in Hulett. Everett Engle cut up his father's last week to feed the winter. A C Woodcock, Jesse Graver and Thurman Graves Jr headed toward the Peaks to pick berries. Woodcock will soon drive to Chalk Buttes Montana to brand young colts and visit Roy L Kopp. Thousands of cattle are driven to Aladdin and shipped to Omaha due to feed scarcity. B F Engle notes porcupines or skunks destroying his corn for the second year. he culls stalks for feed.
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Everett Engle
A. C. Woodcock
Jesse Graver
Thurman Graves, Jr
Chalk Buttes
Montana
Roy L. Kopp
Aladdin
Omaha
B. F. Engle
Enge
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Inter Mountain Globe
MH. Gunderson
A. C. Turneture
Business Mans
Det
Church Entertainments
Beaver Creek
Alva
Walter Miller
Warren’s Peaks
George Soubarc
Richard
Attorneys AT Law
al Ita
Litv
Sundance
Globe Office
J.H. Chittim Hulet
Gust Hardt
Hulett Hotel
Fred W. Blatt
Globe Offic
E R. C. Hnode
Sundanese
E. C. Raymond
Land Office
D. H. Ahey
Carlile
Wroming
Moline
Bush
Pearson
Rocky Mountain District
H. H. Gunderson
A. B. Merrick
Henry Bosch Company
New York
Hel
Bear Lodge
D. A. Ruland
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