Strengthening District Boards and County Education Powers
The article outlines proposed rural school legislation to empower district trustees with budget, site purchase, building, tuition, transport, census, hiring, auditing, and broader use of school plants. It also proposes a county board of education to fix boundaries, approve plans, consolidate districts, set term lengths, approve teachers, adapt to county conditions, standardize grades, audit accounts, and publish annual reports. It promotes preserving and strengthening local district control. It ends with a note on government life insurance offerings through Uncle Sam’s program.
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U. S
Jqinu
Government Insurance Promise After War Readjustment
About four million Army and Navy personnel are insured by the U S Government with a total nationwide coverage near thirty seven billion dollars. Hold on to Uncle Sam insurance as the safest cheapest life policy, a continuation of wartime protection through readjustment and peace.
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United States
Bureau of War Risk Insurance
Treasury Department
Uncle Sam
W. G. McAdoo
Army
Uncle Sam'e Insurance
Sam
County Commissioners Proceeding Report
The board approved bounty on 9 coyotes and raised Matilan Hampton’s allowance to $10 monthly. Bond for Cleve Tracy as Road Supervisor was approved. M Nichols received $25 monthly for office rent. Bond for Joe Lytle as deputy assessor was laid over due to size. Stewart named county youth supervisor at $300 yearly. Bostwick assigned north half of county at same pay. Times awarded county printing. W D Roadifer named deputy sheriff and janitor at $70 monthly. Ollie Hegg approved for $10 monthly. County districts retained from last year. Deputy for No. 2 postponed. James Barrett named deputy assessor for No. 3.
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Board of County Commissioners
Matilan Hampton
Cleve Tracy
M. Nichols
Joe Lytle
Co. K. Stewart
J. d
Bostwick
Times
W. D. Roadifer
Court House
Mra
Ollie Hegg
James Barrett
Newell Garman Ends Moorcroft Visit Early
Newell Garman came from Moorcroft late last week and left Monday for urgent business. He did not stay long due to Moorcroft duties. The Mulett Rochdury store inventories show year end stock of shoes over five thousand dollars, the largest in Crook County.
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Newell Garman
Moorcroft
Newell
Hhe
Mulett Rochdury
Crook County
148th Field Artillery Transferred from Forty-first Division
Letters from the 148th Field Artillery reveal transfer from the Forty-first Division for occupation duty in Germany. Some Wyoming National Guard troops stay overseas as the Forty-first units return home, with Fort D A Russell proposed as demobilization point. Moorcroft Democrat reports.
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148Th Field Artillery
148Th
France
Wyoming National Guard
Army of Occupation
Germany
Sheridan
Moorcroft
Washington
Wyoming
Restoration of Entry for Township Lands in Wyoming
The suspension on entry and disposal of land in Township 33 north range 6 west and Township 56 north range 10 west is revoked by the General Land Office effective after restoration to entry. The township plat will be filed February 3, 1910, with filings or selections due 20 days before that date. applications must follow law and pay required fees. C. H. Massie, Register. C. R. Yeoman, Receiver.
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6Th Principal Meridian
Wyoming
General Land Office
C. H. Massie
C. R. Yeoman
Kerer Shoe Man Auction Opens February First
Kerer the shoe man announces an auction sale beginning February 1 for boots shoes and rubber goods. Each purchase includes a chance on one Kerer lot.
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Kerer
Obituary of Aubrey Percy Ingraham of Crook County
Aubrey Percy Ingraham known as Doc died Thursday Jan 16 1919 at 38 after homesteading near Hulett Crook County since 1907 He married Kate Reddington in 1908 and raised four children Leo Woodrow Ivis and Roland Woodrow preceded him He leaves widow Kate and several relatives and friends across Mountain View Bunneyide Sundance and Hulett The family thanks neighbors for support and sends rest in peace notes.
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Aubrey Percy Ingraham
Wyoming
Percy Ingraham
Crook County
Omaha
Neb
Durfee Divide
Hulett
Cox Comb Butte
Kate’ Reddington
F. Wood
Beaver Creek
Leo
Woodrow
Ivis
Roland
Grim Reaper
Ladora
Iowa
Jones
Rh. M. Ingraham
Mountain View, Mo
Merton F. Ingraham
Bunneyide
Wash
Ed Tupper
Mountain View Mo
Mia
Carl Massie
Eddie Driskill
Sundance and
Twins Welcome Bear Lodge Family Visit in Area
Mrs Catherine Barrett visits with uncle Bert Derrickson’s family on Oak Creek. Doctor Barrett is proud father of twins Helen and Harry. Mr J Nelson suffers illness. Belle Fourche hospital. Kobt Cook remains sick since last June. Will Coburn and Fred Groat haul grain to Belle Fourche. Mrs Carrie Durrett staying with Mrs C I Walker. Bert Derrickson on sick list. hopes for no serious issue.
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Catherine Barrett
Bert Derrickson
Oak Creek
Doctor Barrett
Helen
Harry
Doe
Mra
Carrie Durrett
C Is. Walker
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Government Insurance
Aileaens
Ihe
Oakes
Hulett Merc. CO
A. P. Ingraham
Ed Driskill
Wm. Burns
Bear Lodge
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