Wyoming High License Law Sparks GOP Dissent in Carbon County
A Saratoga Observer note linked to the latest high license bill shows Republican leaders facing strong opposition from supporters in Carbon County. A businessman letter argues the measure creates class legislation, hurts small towns, and abandons local option promises, urging voters to switch to the Democratic ticket in two years.
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Carbon County
House
Senate
Laramie
Rawlins
Missouri
Wyoming
Saratoga
Ferrall Findings From Crow Creek and Nearby
Luther Kendrick and wife of Crow Creek visited the W F Smith home and relatives in Sundance then attended a North Redwater dance. They left Sunday with Lester Maud who will work for Kendrick. Encounters include Tanz, letters from Africa with Teddy Roosevelt, and plans to marry soon.
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Luther Kendrick
Crow Creek
W. F. Smith
Sundance
North Redwater
Lester Maud
Mr. Kendrick
Aladdin News Briefs On Local Officials And Events
The Aladdin column notes the state legislature’s revision of statutes will delay session law publication. Funeral services for Odo Red Bear were held with remains moved to Spearfish and Custer South Dakota. Soper Murray shipped six carloads of feed cattle to Omaha and Chicago markets. County commissioner John Marchant passed through en route to Sundance for a board meeting. Miss Davie from Illinois began teaching at the Aladdin school. D W Hickey and wife left for an eastern trip. Sheriff J T Farrell was in town on business. Miss Hall left for a Hills visit.
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Wyoming
Odo Red Bear
Spearfish
Custer
Soper & Murray
Omaha
Chicago
John Marchant
Sundance
Miss Davie
Illinois
Aladdin
D. W. Hickey
J.T. Farrell
Louthan
Custer County
Mont
Mrs. Brown
Blakesley sale at Hulett residences March 20
Auction notice states Blakesley sells his household goods at 2 p m at his Hulett homes. Items include organ piano dresser secretary desk book cases tables chairs carpet rugs dishes stoves and tools. Terms offer six months at 10 percent.
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Blakesley
Hulett
Wilkersons feature in local talent show noted
The Upton column recounts Claud Wilkerson’s standout performance as Jack Worthington in a town talent show with Mrs. Claud Wilkerson as leading lady. It praises their stage impact, notes Dr. Louthan visiting, Mellor family relocating from Fort Collins, and various local happenings from farming, school, and wildlife to household moves and daily life.
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Upton
Claud Wilkerson
Jack Worthington
Blackburn
Claud
Wilkerson
Miss Edith Thomas Ends Six Month Term at Nilson School
Miss Edith Thomas of Beulah completes a six month teaching term at Nilson schoolhouse on Friday March 12. Her first teaching job proved progressive and efficient as she returns to Beulah to begin another six month term three miles southeast in District No. 7. DT Arnold & Co offers heater fabrication for dipping tanks and can advise on needed equipment.
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Edith Thomas
Beulah
Nilson
Sunday Closing Notice After April 2000
In a policy change Pourson and Younguian Wl Wood announce stores will close on Sundays after April 2000. The notice explains the new hours and impact on customers.
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Pourson & Younguian
Wl. Wood
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L. H. Ellsbury
W. EF. Smith
Fairbanks Morse & Co
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Chas. Durfee
W. J. Wood
Tly Shoes
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Rocky Point Settlement
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Cole
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Gillett News
Oak Creek Cullings
Walter Marchant
Ed Hamlin
Frank Kimball
Colorado
Clarence Bell
John Deere
Henry Hanson
J. B. Walker
Buasley-Williams Sheep Company
Jl. M. Derrickson
Myrtle Duck
Minnesota
E. A
Nils Nilson
Globe
Ufe Wood
the Forest School
Leta Sanger
Cecil Richard
Vital
Wim. Shiers
George Butts
George Harper
Speartish
Mr. Horlocker
P. V. Wells
Oka Wells
Leslie Wells
Houston Creek
Andrew Guthrie
W. H. Hollister
DT. Arnold & Co
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