Sunday School Children's Day Recital Delights Local Audiences
The Sunday school held a program of songs recitations and music last Sunday evening. Children and teachers performed numbers praised by a full house. The event highlighted the school’s role in community work and the value of guiding children toward future action.
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Charles Chittim
Blunder and the Crime in the Sheridan Post View
The Sheridan Post blasts President Wilson with a caustic cap titled Blunder and the Crime. It argues free trade causes idle times and distress through imports, lost revenue, and reduced building. The piece warns of protectionist backlash in 1918 and calls for congressional adjournment to avoid further harm.
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Sheridan Post
Wilson
Ita
The Alfalfa Plant and Its Human Uses
Alfalfa, long valued as livestock feed, is shown as a food and medicine for humans. Experiments advance in culinary and medicinal applications, with chemists extracting powers from the plant. The field remains in its infancy but promises remarkable resources.
Nomination Prospects For Governor Remain Unclear
Fragmentary lines suggest uncertainty over whether Mr Kendrick has heard back about his nomination for governor. The text hints at delays or conditions before a formal decision, with no clear timeline or confirmation.
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Kendrick
Westin County Sees Many Candidates for Sheriff Race
Weston county reports a strong slate of contenders for the sheriff's race as Campbell county also fields several hopefuls. Voters may face multiple choices in upcoming filings and party cues.
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Weston County
Campbell County
Wyoming elects men to curb bad laws in state senate
The Buffalo Bulletin urges voters to send the best men in the county to the state senate and legislature. It argues for legislators who prevent excessive laws and ensure laws passed are good, citing that Wyoming statutes contain laws detrimental to state interests.
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Senate
Wyoming
Buffalo Bulletin
Thorn seeks renomination in Crook County August primary
John M Thorn announces his candidacy for another term as Crook County’s representative. A lifelong resident and pioneer, he claims deep knowledge of local trails and stock brands, and notes his single term in office along with his Left Creek ranch near the Tower area as proof of experience.
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Thorn
Ublicanes
Crook County
John Thorn
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Left Creek
Fiff
John M
Mrs E G Tice Named As Candidate For Lower House
Mrs EF C Tice appears on the Globe as a Democratic candidate for the lower house. Resident in the area for several years she has worked as a public school teacher nearly throughout her career and is active in civic duties. She aims to strengthen school laws and other progressive legislation.
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Globe
EF. C. Tice
Upper Mewhirter School June report shows enrollees
Monthly record for Upper Mewhirter school ending June 19 lists enrolled pupils including Max Chlassburn Marion Harrington Goldie Rathbun Edna Rathbun Rmeya Redding Edmouia Redding Lloyd Redding Mayme Redding Roy Strand George Strand Nora Strand. Noted present: Max Glassburn and Giorgé Strand. Edaconia Saul Redding not turn during work Nena Wiientflibacher.
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Upper Mewhirter
Max Chlassburn
Marion Harrington
Goldie Rathbun
Edna Rathbun
Rmeya Redding
Edmouia Redding
Lloyd Redding
Mayme Redding
Roy Strand
George Strand
Nora Strand
Max Glassburn
Giorgé Strand
Edaconia
Saul Redding
Nena
June Wedding Binds Lytle and Moss in Hulett Home
A June wedding unites Thomas J Lytle and Mable Moss at the Gundereon home in Hulett. The groom, a Sundance printer, is a local native, while the bride came from Missouri five years ago. They start life together on the Barrow place on Whitetail. A long list of notes includes community events, travels, school terms, and local notices from Bear Lodge to Moorcroft with concert by the Luce Family Orchestra and shifts in mail lines.
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Thomas J. Lytle
Mable Moss
Phorn
Missouri
Lytle
Joe Lytle
Sundance
Hins
Aladdin
Barrow Place
Whitetail
Roy Widner
Newcastle
Priddy
Chautauqua
C.D. Garman
George Granier
Moorcroft
Finlett
Mickelson
Bear Lodge Pharmacy
Gen Garman
Crook County Merce. Co
Wilkie
Russell School
Jefi
Fred Sutton
W. A. Ripley
Willard
Fred
Selma Tromble
St. Francis
Kansas
Dweauth
Happers
Hulett
Luce Family
Wayne
Virgil Moore
Rhaddin
Zimmerschied Bros
John Bant
Rockypoint
Zimmerschied
Bear Lodge
Creorgin Noble
Ridge
Lydia Anderson
Mewhirter
C. E. Carpenter
Anna Anderson
Atkinsom
Anderson
Jim Wilson
Koehler
Key
Brown
Larrow Canyon
Storm
Goldie
Nuttome
Sunday Ball Game Witty Oddities End With 1–0 Score
Moorcroft visits Helett in a humorous slow motion ball game. Players named in a spoof lineup march through a dizzy display as the crowd jeers and bets rise. The final score reads one to nothing with playful complaints about pitching and umpiring.
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Moorcroft
Helett
Moorcroft Boys
Helett Boys
Hindin
Horn
Corn
Apple
Axe
Long
Cround
Baloot
Cherry
Spider
Needle
Lee
Cabbage
Chnss
Organ
Hornet
Hammer
Door
Reward for information on trespassers at Georgia residence
A $50 reward is offered for information leading to the arrest and conviction of anyone removing or damaging property from a residence in Georgia. The notice asks for tips identifying trespassers at the property, urging prompt reporting to authorities.
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