National Father and Son Week Declaration by Governor Carey
Wyoming governor Robert D. Carey announces National Father and Son Week from November 6, urging fathers to attend meetings with their sons to promote respectful, supportive father son relationships and to aid boys without fathers through mentorship initiatives.
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Robert D. Carey
Van Dyke Proposes Boundary Extension to Tetons and Yellowstone
A proposal outlines extending the boundary south by east from Pinnacle Mountain to include the Thorofare Plateau and the Teton Range as a protected region. It envisions preserving ranch lands, adding lakes such as Two Ocean and Jenny, and safeguarding the area as a national treasure while boosting tourism and state benefits. An unrelated note mentions a general insecticide report claiming high effectiveness against vermin with no damage to materials.
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Thorofare
Yellowstone River
Teton Range
Pinnacle Mountain
Aboarake Range
Jisher
Yount's Peak
Buffalo Fork
Pacific Creek
Jimma Matilda
Moran
Nokson's Lake
Leigh, Jenny, String, Bridley
Wyoming
Yellowstone
Teton Mountains
Outstanding Facts In Wyoming's History
Wyoming boasts notable facts from the Lewis and Clark era to 1919. Sacajawea’s burial site in Wyoming, the first woman’s jury in Laramie and the world, the Great Overland Trail, and famed Indian battles mark the state's history. It highlights service in WWI with high per capita figures, bonds purchased, and big book shipments. The University of Wyoming contributed many officers, Cheyenne shares with Lancedo and Lincoln as home to General Pershing, and the State Historical Department lists vast gifts, trophies, and manuscripts expanding the General Museum.
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Sacajawea
Wyoming
World
Laramie
Liberty and Victory
Woman's Division
National Defense
University of Wyoming
Cheyenne
Lancledo
Lincoln
John J
State Historical Department
General Museum
Pennowill
United States
Wm. R. Coo
Park County
Local Market Report Notes Steer Sale and Town Sightings
Town residents mention big and little Calvin during the week while Bill Kelley sells four ears of top notch steers at five dollars ten cents per head. The report highlights local activity and a casual sighting of residents around town.
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