First Albany County Farmers Institute Opens February
The first Albany County farmers Institute meets February 26 to 28 in Carnegie Library auditorium. Prominent speakers from University of Wyoming and area agronomists discuss dry farming, manure management, nutrition, seed selection, fencing, wool preparation, and livestock care with demonstrations and talks, including a university livestock and field demonstrations program.
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Farmers’ Institute
Albany County
Carnegie Virary
Contile
Plete
Ats Wiens
McWethy
McConnel
Wyoming
T. Cooke
Cheyenner
M. Stickney
Nowell
Pratt Food Museum
Minnie A. Stoner
Whitehouse Merkin
Elmer ‘T Relta
Valetablen
Jrevs Hoghin
Dowar
J. & Aml
University
F. Brown
Physien
Ridgeway
Gilkinson
Seleice
Aven
Cera Wen Ieee
Konlaht
Aidreas
von Fohwern
Rachie
Etralian Agrica
Ana Towar
Ayame Rota
Carl Séime
Carly O
Carlyle Tadetng
McConnell
Laramie Social World Notes Meeting Plans and Events
A community report from Laramie outlines a push for closer ties between teachers and parents of public school pupils. A meeting for all local teachers is planned to discuss improving conditions and future collaboration, with potential support for a childrens library activity.
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Maude
Ingham
Laramie
Soldiers to Come Prompts Crow Creek Road Repairs
County commissioners urged to back a plan to station troops at Crow Creek during maneuvers estimated to involve over 10 000 soldiers and bring about 80 000 dollars in local merchant business. A city committee will press officials to improve Crow Creek road and nearby facilities ahead of the event.
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Taranie
van Buford
Crow Creek
Elf
Ffarth
Laramie
Creek Maimed by Explosion in Mine Disaster
An explosion in the mines injured Greek worker George Lontsopouton, left in critical condition at the hospital. Report says Jog suffered severe injuries consistent with the blast.
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George Lontsopouton
Slumpf Opens Barber Shop in Thornburg Block
Loule Blumpf, barber, rents a rear room in the Schwatke block on Thornburg street and will open a barber shop there alone on the 17th of the month.
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Schwatke Block
Loule Blumpf
Tinxis “Wr
Thornburg
Services to memory of Lincoln by Baptists
Tomorrow a Baptist church offers a memory service for Abraham Lincoln. N E Corthell will discuss Lincoln as a lawyer, H W Quaintance will deliver a tribute, and R B Fitch will speak on Lincoln in broader life. A ladies quartet will perform with Mrs Huot and Misses Peabody Merleara Montz.
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Lincoln
Baptists
Baptist
Ehurots
Abraham
N. E. Corthell
Dy H. W. Quaintance
R. B.fitch
Mrr
Y Huot
Peabody
Merpeiara
Montz
Seryter
Forecast of Coming Events and Presidential Preparations
A busy week ahead with Republican primaries discussed and Taft expected to lead the party toward the national convention. Senator Aldrich faces debate on the financial measure while Lincoln birthday events and speeches in New York, Pittsburgh, and Detroit highlight national politics.
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New York
Congress
Wee Wade
Aldrich Fuanein
Benator Aldrich
Meg
Ohio
Primaris
Tath
Papaker
Poe
Taft
Delegaton
Einth Tenner
Nashville
Rotary Taft
State Central
Denver
Knox
Pennsylvania
Te Lincoln Club
Kalimazod
Mich
Pittsburg
Jt Ie
Lincoln
Washington
London
George Meredith
Rugland
Heyburn Presses Senate Investigation of Northern Pacific Land Deals
Senator Heyburn reintroduces a resolution calling for a Senate inquiry into the Northern Pacific railroad land grants and reorganization to determine if the government was defrauded, whether the company holds title to 1864 lands, and if the charter should be repealed. It cites grants exceeding 40 million acres, two reorganizations, and claims of fraud harming stockholders and federal authority.
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Washington, Fel
Heyburn
Senate
Northern Pacific Railroad
Congress
Heyburn Anys
Northern Pacific
United States
Tts
Wisconsin
Wileh
Lou Wanamaker Ill With Pneumonia
Cc. Lou Wanamaker editor of the Rock Springs Rocket is in the state hospital in Rock Springs suffering with pneumonia.
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Lou Wanamaker
Rock Springs
C. Lou Wangamaker
Hopkins Moves to New Quarters at O K Theatre
Hopkins, a cigar dealer, relocates to a front room at the O K theatre. Mrs. Price Jacobs will occupy the vacated space with a millinery stock.
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Bus. Hopkins
O. K
Vean Bode Relocates to Bishop's Residence
Dean Kode and family move into the bishop's residence at Thirdetree near St. Matthew's Cathedral. Mr and Mrs Steve Frazer also relocate into the dean on Monday morning.
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Vean Bode
Dean Kode
Thirdetree
St. Matthew's Cathedral
Steve Frazer
Dems Frame A Currency Bill In House Hearing
The minority currency bill introduced by Representative John Sharp Williams of Mississippi is set for the House as a minority report from the Banking and Currency Committee. Provisions include reducing reserve ratios, shifting reserves to gold or gold certificates, eliminating seasonal examiner fees, and limiting bank expansion and capital thresholds.
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Washington, Foh
John Sharp Williams
Mississippi
House
House Committee On Banking
Banking and Currency Committee
Neasonal
Memorial Honors Deceased Father Stafford in Washington
Washington February 8 prominent young men led by Vice President Fairbanks Speaker Cannon and other national figures will pay public tribute to Father Stafford rector of St Patrick s church The memorial marks the high esteem in which he was held as a friend and confidant of national leaders and awaits broad attention in the capital
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Washington
Sevrea
Fairbanks
Cannon
Haron von Hengelmuller
Taft
Cortelyou
Bonaparte
Loeb
Geemral O
1 Honitl
Father Stafford
Imported bulls inspected for tuberculosis find healthy lot
State veterinarian Pflaeging at the Union Pacific stock yards inspected a carload of thoroughbred bulls for bovine tuberculosis. The bulls imported from Colomty Kansas, and other middle western states by North Park ranchmen were found healthy.
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Union Pacific Stock Yards
Colormty
Kansas
Middle West
North Park Ranchmey
Son Born to Hanna Man in This City
A son was born this morning to Mr and Mrs Murray Ryburn of Hanna at the home of Mrs Whiston on Mio West Side. Mother and babe are doing nicely.
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Hanna Man
Mik
Murray Ryburn
Hanna
Mra. 7
Whiston
Mio West Side
Babe
Noted Slum Worker to Lecture Monday Evening
Captain James A. Durant of the Salvation Army of Bure Mont will waive his illustrated lecture "Lights and Shadows of Life in the Blime of Our Great Cilla" at the Methodist church Fifth and Thorn leg Monday evening Feb 10. Mrs Dormnd a singer of great ability will sing. The public cordially invited to attend the lecture.
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James A. Durant
Salvyation
Bure
Mont
Thornleg
Dormnd
First of Dunlapers to Reside at Towan Ranch
The Tolmeon family will move next week to a recently damaged ranch in Lauragate valley. Julian aided Albany county with Towaneth Laramie scouts from Duta ana ylelity. Beverat fomntlion from Duta to Albany county planned visits over the next two months.
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AO Tolmeon
Lauragate Valley
Julian Waes
Albany County
Pho
Towaneth
Laramie
Lanile
Duta
Ana
Worn' Chrertin Tempers Wink To Meet Thursday
The Worn' Chrertin group will hold a meeting Thursday at the Cinema Mew. Full attendance is urged for all members.
Laramie Enjoys Spring Weather Day
Weather in Laramie turned remarkably mild with bright sun and clear skies. Shoppers lined the streets as residents noted the day felt more like spring than winter and forecasts suggested continued pleasant conditions.
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Laramie
Mit
Mrs. Cleve Reynolds Dies in Canada
Death of Mrs Cleve Reynolds occurs in Canada where she had lived with her husband Cleve Reynolds for several days. She was a sister of Mrs Edward King Shaw and is survived by a two week old child. Reynolds, a well known figure, had worked for the King Bros. sheep company.
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Cleve Reynolds
Canada
Mpa
Reynubly
Edward King Shy
Reynolds
King Bros. Sheep Company
Woman Nearly Dies After Taking Wrong Medicine
Wheatland report states Mrs Thomn Hightower suffered a serious illness after taking a dose of medicine intended for someone else. She sank into a deep sleep and remained hard to arouse for several hours before recovery began.
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Wheatland
Thomn Hightower
Strong Attraction At Opera House Tonight
A reader report notes strong appeal for a show titled The Torch and the Stampede at the Opera House tonight. The reviewer praises the acting, the author’s Western background research, and the lively stage presence despite some pacing issues.
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Opera House
Belgium News Gives Shaky Report on Event and Figures
A fragmented notice from Brussels references an event involving Mignolet and Gorin with unclear details. The piece mentions a World paper announcement and a held event, with vague ties to West Wille and Houlton in an unidentified timeframe.
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Fea Mignolet
Malu Ling
Gorin
Lefo
Aitinduls
Praiaie
Houlton
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Love's Garden
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Pel
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