Editor's role in community pride and restraint
A Pensacola note urges readers to respect local editors who boost community figures and mourns critics who attack the press. It argues editors shield families from harm, support positives, and quietly absorb losses, while warns to muzzle detractors and unite in promoting constructive journalism.
What Shall We Do With the Knocker
An ENSACOLA Florida editor lambasts local critics calling them knocker as nuisances and menaces who deter progress. The piece argues they cannot be educated or eradicated and can only be cured by obtracising them, noting their need for an audience and persistent criticism.
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Ensacola
Florida
South
Ile
Our Friend the Enemy: Reflections on Adversity and Success
A Rochester entrepreneur recounts battles with rival schemes and jealous rivals as he describes his rise from fruit grower to prosperous businessman. He credits adversaries for publicity and insists perseverance, patience, and prudent risk led to eventual success.
Wyoming Tops Crop Prospects Aiding State Festivities
The report shows Wyoming leading the nation in general average crop prospect for 1813. Celebrations spread from township gatherings to state fairs and carnivals. Frontier Days at Cheyenne and the State Fair at Douglas are among events inviting public attendance.
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Wyoming
United States
Cheyenne
Douglas
Third paper to start in Douglas led by C Littlefield
C Littlefield of Casper plans a new paper in Douglas with Democratic leanings to boost the administration. Geo Winkelman has sold the Niobrara County News after two years to focus on other business interests as it affected his work. Brer Davidson of the Hudson Miner is inspired by Brer Mokler’s free advertising and dedicates his first Phillipsc to the Frontier Show at Cheyenne.
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Hulett
C. A. Green
Rochester
N. Y
Green
Tom
Manu
Douglas
C. Littlefield
Casper
Geo. Winkelman
Niobrara County News
Brer
Davidson
Hudson Miner
Mokler
Cheyenne
Gillette News
Gillette
Bret Montgomery
Local notes and visits from Crook County town pages
A scattered update lists John Tanner’s eye ailment and visits by J C Newlin state bank examiner H T Bowman of Billings Mont and Roy Widmer of Upton. Others report property sales, horse and mule movements to northern markets and farm activity. Laura Jolley returns from Pemberton ranch. Miss Fairplay and Walter Cole work for Capital Amusement Co. in Hills towns while Mrs Fick visits family in Omaha.
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John Tanner
J. C. Newlin
State Bank
H. T. Bowman
Billings Mont
Roy Widmer
Upton
Herb Hemenway
Laura Jolley
Pemberton Ranch
Hayes
Alanda Fairplay
Walter Cole
Capital Amusement Co
Mrs. Fick
Omaha
Frank Frazer
Harry BK. Clarke
Gen. Russell
J. W. Hunter
Cheyenne
Lisle Powell
Lisle
Crook Country
Social Neck Tie Social At Strawberry Hill Ranch
Local notice invites attendance at a neck tie social at Carrie Johnson’s Strawberry Hill ranch on Saturday evening August 2 to benefit Government Canyon’s newly organized Sunday School. Bring a necktie, lunch for two, and enjoy ice cream, music, and dancing with Mrs. Tice visiting Mrs. Ella Bush.
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Carrie Johnson
Strawberry Hill
Government Canyon
South Dakota School of Mines Promotes Practical Education
RAPID CITY SD The South Dakota State School of Mines offers four year programs equivalent to top U S colleges with emphasis on chemistry physics mathematics economics geology mineralogy civil and electrical engineering mining and metallurgy. Preparatory science studies and a midwinter mining short course are available. Special students may enroll. tuition and expenses are low. the school year begins September 17.
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Pile South Dakota State School of Mines
Black Hills
United States
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