Mondell’s Land Legislation Impact Praised Across West
Wyoming leaders laud Congressman Mondell for shaping land policy. His work on the reclamation act and 620 acre homestead law accelerated settlement, while the 320 acre bill enables homes. Senator Clark supported land reform on the Senate public lands committee, with Mondell’s influence noted in debates.
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Mondell
Congress
Great West
Wyoming
Clark
House
Public Lands Committee
Senate
Authority and influence in Washington committees
The piece argues that knowledge and tact are essential in dealing with Washington departments. Experienced lawmakers with long service secure better outcomes for their states, while entrenched Southern members currently hold chairmanships of major committees, enabling favorable after years in office.
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Washington
Congress
South
Hughes Bandwagon Gains Support In Casper Opinion
The Casper Record shifts to backing Charles E. Hughes and proposes Republican cabinet members as alternatives to Mr. Wilson. The piece argues Americans never had a better presidential choice this year than Hughes.
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Casper
Mr. Wilson
Hughes
United States
Charles E. Hughes
Wyoming boosters urged to back constitutional amendment and legislature slate
Senator C. D. Clark and Congressman Mondell receive support from Wyoming boosters. The message urges voting for the proposed amendment to the State Constitution, with Uncle Sam paying half the bill, and asks voters to elect F. C. Marquiss and I. B. Stewart to the State Legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
F. C. Marquiss
I. B. Stewart
Crook county voters urged to back strong Republican ticket
An editorial extols the national Republican slate led by Governor Hughes and others, praising the party’s record and urging Crook county electors to vote for the ticket. It highlights local figures including Isley for district judge and notes residents Meyers, Church, and Wright among recent visitors and local happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crook County
Hughes
New York
U. S. Supreme Court
Tle
Fairbamke
Clark
Mondell
Harry P. Isley
Small Town Notices Reflect Local Ties and Travel
The piece lists residents and activities as they move through Terhone, Gillette, and nearby areas. J. M. Brown bails hay, Mrs. John Driskill visits Gillette, Sam Linch visits Ralph Tinkhom, Treed Pearson tours Oral for business and sightseeing, Fred Sutton moves a barn to the sidewalk, and W. E. Tinkem and son Ralph travel with a new car on town business and pleasure, reflecting metropolitan influences.
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John Driskill
Gillette
Sam Linch
Ralph Tinkeom
Nebraska
W. E. Tinkeom
Ralph
Farmers' Institute Held With Lectures and Charts
The farmers institute met as scheduled on Monday with three sessions in the afternoon and evening. Pross Parson Burton and Miss Kolshorn led lectures, illustrated by charts and slides, praised by listeners while urging effort to improve conditions and heed instruction.
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Farmers’ Institute
Pross
Parson
Organ fund boosted by Sunday School at Dirks School House
The Sunday School meeting in the Dirks school house has raised 32.50 toward purchasing an organ. This collection is part of a lively group effort.
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People's Bank
Dirks Schiool House
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Hales
Ari
Hulett and
Alva
Republican
Ford
Charles W.W. Fairbanks
Indiana
U. S
Clarence D. Clark
Evanston
Frank W. Mondell
Dle
Farry P
Lsley
Sundance
Mrs. Meyers
Logan, Low
Walter Bush
Church
Jess Storm
Cora Shillinger
Deadwood
W. L. Wright
Albertus Brandt
Chitin
W. L. Wriglt
O.D. Davis
Hermission
Wold
Strang
Indiana Brivade
Qood
Aladdin
Terhone
Abi
J. M. Brown
Treed Pearson
Oral
Fred Sutton
the People's
Hulett State Bank
the Farmers’ Institute
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