Senator Clark Voices Republican War Cry at Sheridan
The first 1916 state campaign meeting at Sheridan featured Senator Clark delivering a forceful appeal. He urged Republicans to unite beyond differences, attack the current administration’s missteps, and restore prosperity and national honor with a stronger, proactive policy.
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Sheridan
Republic
State Department
United States
Dark Lantern
Mexico
Free Republic
Washington
President Wilson’s Supreme Court pick sparks Wyoming clash
Wyoming critics denounce the president’s nominee as an ultra conservationist tied to monopoly interests and Ballinger controversy. They warn a grandstand career fails the nation and urge a justice with learning, experience, and professional standing to preserve respect for the courts.
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Wilson
Cleveland
Supreme Court
Wyoming
Constant Hoctor
Ballinger
Democratic Party
Spearfish Normal Loses to Visiting Pro Team in Hulett
Last Friday Spearfish Normal faced a tall, skilled Spearfish team from a professional school in Hulett. The visitors overwhelmed the local squad, who trailed 28 to 12 at the final, though the hometown players gained strength in the second half. Coach Prof. Hager earned praise for his courteous conduct and the visitors left with the full respect and goodwill of the town.
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Spearfish Normal
Wilson
Hulett
Spearfish
Prof. Hager
Minstrel show program plans and nearby social notes
The community prepares for a big minstrel show with a March 1st date and extra-good program. Watson sale terms offer 18 months at 10 percent interest. Local residents visit, attend games, and relocate. ranches change hands as Lew Atkinson buys Ed Storm ranches near New Haven while Ezri Wollen visits Bear Lodge farm country.
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Watson
John Hundrup
Omaha
Alva
John Huzett
al Padgitt
Ralph Tinkcom
Thompson Creek
Jim Wayne
Institute
Byrd
L. C. Thompson Ranch
Ezri Wollen
Hulett
Bear Lodge
Lew Atkinson
Ed Storm
New Haven
Alva townsite sale brings homecoming for Aikman
A. Ruland of Alva sold the Alva townsite ranch adjoining land and the store to Fred Aikman of Spearfish. Aikman, formerly of Bear Lodge, returns home to take charge of the business. Ruland retires to his built home, while new ventures and further improvements are hinted. Other local changes and community notes follow.
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A. Ruland
Alva
Fred Aikman
Spearfish
Bear Lodge
Aikman
Crook County
George Mitchell
Wisconsin
W. R. Reeves
W. E. Tinkcom
Thompson Creek
H. G. Sutton
Tinkcom
Local News Bits From Moorcroft Area
Ed Moore drills a well for Ray Carr while Bud Damson works for Porter Green. Hugh McLeod trips to the Buttes on Wednesday. Squirrela Montgomery attends a dance at Arnold's. Ray Carr travels to Moorcroft by train Wednesday and notes the roads are poor. Blankenship returns from range labor herding sheep for Fount Bush. Jessie Singleton stays with Mrs. Pete Lackous as his father works in Moorcroft. A dance at Joe Arnold's on the 22nd drew a large crowd. The Butte school enjoyed a musical program on the 22nd. Mr Parsons delivered a graphophone with forty records.
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Ed Moore
Ray Carr
Bud Damson
Porter Green
Hugh McLeod
Buttes
Squirrela Montgomery
Arnold's
Moorcroft
Blankenship
Jessie Singleton
Pete Lackous
Joe Arnold
Butte
Parsons
Ellendale Items Show Local Movement and Delayed Freighting
Our mail carrier lost one trip this week due to bad roads slowing freighting. Local residents and neighbors moved, bought, and hauled on farms including hogs, grain, lumber, and a schoolhouse frame. A minstrel show is announced for soon.
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John Handrup
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Senator Clark
Frank Gervasi
Aladdin
Wyo
Oshoto News
Hulett New Store
Alva, Wyo
Ellendale
John Stoddard
Louie Strand
Jess Driskill
the Dranch
Robert Garman
Charlie Jolley
Goldie
Geo. Strong
Clem Blore
McGuire Ranch
Pete Younaman
Lena Brion
Forest
Ira Wilson
Duck Creek
Free Mewhirter
Jess Benson
Edith
Duck Creek Ranch
Mr. and
Mrs. Givo
Congleton
Hobart
Ed Fowlkes
George Congleton
Benson
Kerer
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