Wyoming News Roundup Mixed Local Affairs and University Struggles
Wyoming reports touch on city elections with W A Blackmore winning Casper mayoralty by about sixty votes rising from church and temperance groups. Cheyenne notes frontier park plans, university construction material delays, and a YWCA cafeteria opening in Sheridan with Miss Grace Haas directing. Also covered are Albany county road payments, Laramie water bonds, and the Rocky Mountain herbarium’s ascent as a botanical hub.
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Vetoene Berries
Wyoming
al Fainmity
Elevator and Milling Ny
Wyoming Mid and Elevator Company
Cheyenne
Burns
W. A. Biackmore
Casper
J. J. Giblin
Wyoming University
Anil
Hoythall
Women's
Christian Anayelation
Sheridan
Western Hotel
Mixs Hlvire Haas
Comterce
Chamber of
Gloryenne
A. B. Cady
Antos Spfe
Laramie
Denver
Rocky Mountain Herbarium
University
Rocky Mountain
Mart T. Christensen
United States Land Office
Park Coun
Nadine
Martinton State Bank of
Mar
Ddieten
Lincoln County
A. &. Tanch
Local Items Briefly Note Household Updates
Custody matters involving Bethar Meare and Armandiorred are noted with references to Bray and Bryand’s parrots. Items indicate a return from Pruve Olah and a medical update on Dr. Bae. The record hints at a two week follow up for Lown.
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Dore
Bo. Bray
Latte Bethar Meare
Bryand
Helium Shortage Delays ZR-2 Plans and War Balloons
University of Kansas chemist Professor H I Cady explains helium scarcity and high costs hindered the ZR-2 dirigible project. He notes helium is scarce in Kansas Oklahoma and Texas with production under 400 000 cubic feet, forcing continued use of hydrogen for airships and urging government control of the limited gas.
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Lawrence
Kan
America
Air Navy
H. I. Cady
University of Kansas Department of Chemistry
Doctor Cady
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
United States
Ture
Waneas
Texax
University of Kansas
Canada
Boltam
RB. B. Moore
United States Bureau of Mines
D. F F. McVarland
France
Petrola
Fort Worth
Gotlunn
Vibeadland
Wenig
Nev
Winnie and Willard Wed in town with name change to Mrs. Miner
Winnie and Willard married at Drigge on Wednesday now Mrs. Miner. Local life notes include Dr Huff and Miss Kiddy to Idaho for X ray at Min Kiddy's shoulder. Reports of theft and local moves appear among busy town happenings.
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Winnie
Willard
Dr. Huff
Miss Kiddy
Idaho Walls
Min Kiddy
Courier Appeals for Delinquent Subscriptions and Ads
The Courier urges readers to settle all outstanding bills for subscriptions, ads, and job work before December 15 due to cash needs. It states willingness to extend credit previously but requests prompt payment to cover delinquent accounts.
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Courier
South Park Gleanings and Community Club Meeting
Natie Wilson and Sam Grace work on Horse Creek posting for the Forest Service. Ed Johnson appears in aecrepanions. Mrs B P Korell and baby Phyllis, visiting Mr A N Davis, return to Hoback. G V Long and Jake Saurosaig freight from Victor last week. The South Park Community Club met at Mrs G V Long's home, enrolled two new members, and adopted the Constitution and By Laws. The club aims to discuss topics affecting community improvement and includes all bonafide residents, with meetings every two weeks at the members' homes.
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Natie Wilson
Sam Grace
Horse Creek
Forest Service
Mra. B. P. Korell
Baby Phyllis
Mr. A.N. Davis
Hoback
South Park Community Club
G. V. Long
Ferry facts and holiday travel across states
Mrs. Sam Smith and her two children Norman and Augusta have gone to Kentucky for the winter. Bryant Mears who rode horseback as far in Chicago is now in Philadelphia with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Bunter Estes entertained J. H. Menor Tim Mangen and Jack Dornan at a Thanksgiving dinner. James Farnam of Philadelphia is spending the winter with Frank Besretto. Ida Lou Smith is visiting her sister Mrs. Frank Hunt at Burley Idaho.
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Sam Smith
Norman
Augusta
Kentucky
Bryant Mears
Chicago
Philadelphia
Kelly Kolumn Mrs. TV Leaves Town for Franklin NC
Kelly Kolumn notes Mrs. TV and Holland and children left for Franklin North Carolina to spend the winter. Lee Kafferlin and Ollie Smith expected to haul a large quantity of coal this winter. The piece mentions various local changes and events including Valdes Allen moving and Mr Abinahart becoming principal lawyer.
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Mrs. Tv, Holland and Children
Franklin
North Carolina
Lee Kafferlin
Ollie Smith
Valdes Allen
Mr. Abinahart
Kelly
Soho
Notice on Secounts and Prank T Hens Contracts
Notice mentions all secounts agein al Eyoun and Wingy jer or Prank T Hens and pnty contract s to be filed with Micherd Whigwr not Inter then Dereber 10th. statementa mattet itemise imal staked Hignan and Weew. Sead in your aewe Kevan.
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Agein
al Eyoun
Wingy Jer
T. Hens
Whigwr
Hignan
Dob Perrin's Cattle Trip Baffles Local Residents
Fragmentary notes describe Dob Perrin of Jankson's Hole planning to move cattle with nan this Inet Monday to Crawhard Bwump, with unclear outcomes. A Mrs Maren, described as a friend, is mentioned as having married last week. The report also notes a high school party with music, dancing, a quadricycle, and a three-course meal, ending with an unspecified war game.
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Dob Perrin
Jankson
Maren
Teton Youths Return Home After Grandparent Visit
Madeline and Edna Ward return to Williamson HS after a week with grandparents. Stewart also heads home. New students Lanar Gites and James Masterson join Teton School. George Curd heads to Aloakea after last week.
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Madeline
Edna Ward
Wilaon
Stewart
Must
Ter New Ntholar
Lanar Gites
James Masterson
Teton School
George Curd
Aloakea
National plan to study Lah nan's Caves area in White Mine county
Advices report a federal effort to establish a national park around Lah nan's Caves in White Mine county, highlighting reclamation value and area significance. The dispatch notes visitors from Boise en route to a Crowniaation convention in Portland, and mentions related officials and memorials, including a fatal accident at Teed Point involving a Northern Pacific train.
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Levecotk
Nev
White Mine
Am Hon
TRO
National Grange
Boise
Crowniaation
Portland
State Highway Commissions
Sam Webb
Stillwater County
Ralph W. Mare
Teed Point
WSL
Billings
Mon
Northernt Pacific
Bridge City Bridge Progress Report
The first pier torms were removed on Monday and the steel fit span should swing into place within days. Excavation for the second pier is done and footing poured yesterday. Heas Construction uses six wheel scrapers on grade while Byron and Winger teams move rip rap to jetties for protection.
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Heas Construction
Byron
Winger
St John’s Church Jackson Service Invites Public
The community of St John’s Church Jackson extends a central invitation to attend morning services. Details are unclear due to OCR errors but the notice emphasizes regular worship and parish gatherings.
Sundaes Helical 1 oPM service at 6:00 Mi Thurnlay
The message notes a 1 pm service and a 6:00 time for a Sundaes Helical event or group at Mi Thurnlay. Details are fragmented and the entities appear miswritten.
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Kelly Kolumn
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