School Notes Updates From Town Library and Local Students
Eighth grade maps the Mexican War while high schoolers prepare to join debating circles on November 25. Miss Baker absent due to her mother’s illness. Miss Schlichting enjoys a new quiet room. Domestic Science begins at the Garmon home, bi monthly sessions led by Mrs Turneaure with a program on November 25 including music and a debate on electricity versus steam. Local families relocate for schooling. Jessie Willson and mother move toward Canadas. the Morrisons move to town for winter schooling.
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Mina Len Baker
Jessie Willson
Moorcroft
Canadas
Koehler
Mary Willson
Government Crop Report Wyoming and U S 1916 gains losses
Government crop report from Washington compiles preliminary estimates by the Bureau of Crop Estimates. It shows state and national figures for corn wheat oats potatoes and hay with October price comparisons and 1915 final estimates. Key grains include Wyoming corn 572 000 bushels and U S corn 2 640 000 000 bushels. wheat October state 245 000 and U S 607 557 000. Prices anchor the report with November 1 averages for state and national levels.
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Washington, D. C
Wyoming
United States
Bureau of Crop Estimates
Weather Bureau
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Knight-Campbell Music Co bulletin offers holiday musical goods
The 43rd annual illustrated bulletin of holidays specials from Knight Campbell Music Co Denver announces mail order, prepaid bulletin, and special terms. Exclusive Western wholesale and retail distributor for fifteen leading factories. Send name and address and indicate desired article to receive the bulletin. Established 1874.
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Victor
Zimmerschied Elected County Commissioner
William Zimmerschied of Carlisle elected county commissioner for a four year term by about 40 votes over Democratic candidate R. L. Bush. Local result reflects a close contest with post election certification expected.
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Wm. Zimmerschied
Carlile Ia
Rk. L. Bush
Wyoming Shifts After Election and Kendrick Senate Bid
The Cheyenne Tribune analyzes the post election mood in Wyoming and national implications. It notes Democratic gains in Wyoming under Governor Kendrick and urges public accountability, nonpartisan work in the Senate, and pursuit of a 640 acre homestead bill while stressing vigilant press scrutiny as a safeguard for liberty.
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The
Chicago Tribune
Wyoming
Kendrick
Tribune
Warren
C. D. Clark
Texas
Arizona
Ft. Russell
Ft. McKenzie
Senate
Western Women Vote in Westward Electorate Tale
In Cheyenne Wyoming the piece argues that western women shaped President Wilson's re election, noting eleven states grant full suffrage and Oregon and Illinois marginal. It credits the Hughes train and western women's direct ballot box action, contrasting with eastern campaign influence.
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Union
Wyoming
Arizona
Colorado
California
Idaho
Kansas
Montana
Nevada
Utah
Washington
Oregon
Illinois
Wilson
Ilinois
Missouri River
Hughes
Congressional Union
West
Cheyenne
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Clare Callquist
Callquist
Warren Gray
Judge Tate
Youngman
Harry Guthrie
Cap Storm
Kirk Stoddard
George Morrison
Love
Shier House
Government
Oats
Hay State
the Knight-Campbell Music CO
Denver, Colo
Zimmerschied
Black Legoids
Parke Davis
Hulett and
Alva
Tome
Thomas Jefferson
Cheyenne Tribune
the Womans
Firemens’ Fund CO
HH. H. Gunderson
People's
People's Banke
Hulett State Bank
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