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Newspaper
Laramie County Times
Location
Wheatland, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1912
Page
1
The readable fragments show a stray query about someone named g and a vague request to go with me. No clear events dates or entities are established in the text.
Inman visits Cheyenne and Denver. J M McConnel plans a Denver trip. Bear and Lund attend family events. Wheatland residents host relatives, Edgerton Crouter studies law in Colorado, and a ten pound pail delivery program is introduced. The State University of Wyoming offers a Home Economics course January 6 to 17, and Platte County officials prepare to be sworn in January 1 with county offices ready.
Report outlines plans for additional judicial districts to begin with the creation of new counties. It lists proposed judges for Mentzerpre and Goshen, Carpenter for Platte, Craig for Sweetwater Uinta, Parmalee for Johnson, and other appointments for Park Hot Spring Crook Weston Natrona. A business man leads efforts to form a local association with a meeting planned to finalize details.
The annual New Year's masquerade ball will be held at Goodrich Hall on New Year's night. Tickets and many masks will be available. Professor Skeeziks will lecture before the dance. supper is served at the Commercial hotel at 11:30.
Iowa Center News reports Rev Albert Evans preached at the coor house Sunday evening. Local residents Charley Bacon and Thomas Schamp traveled to LaGrange on business. C M Farley hauled grain to Chugwater the past week.
Louise M Jessup Merrill died Monday December 23 while being moved from her Owen area home to the city for treatment. Born July 23 1832 at Newark New York she moved to Michigan as a child and later to Nebraska where she helped found the Women’s Relief Corps and served as first president. Survived by her sons Earl and M R Merrill she had long been active in social and fraternal life. Funeral at Congregational church in the city and interment at Wheatland cemetery.
Our Sunday school meets at 10 00 am with Superintendent P A Shope. The pastor preaches at 11 00 am a New Year s Sermon. Epworth League gathers 630 pm led by Mrs John Sears. Dec 29 topic The World s Measure of Jesus s Loyalty to His Message. Rev W T Dumm to preach 730 pm and administer the Lord s Supper. Strangers welcome. no prior Providence will preach at Ayers schoolhouse next Sunday at 3 00 pm. John K Hicks Pastor.
A fragmented Times notice indicates a printing shop identifiers issue with names missing from government roster and mentions RL Yo as a placeholder or reference.
The piece recalls aging, memory, and the ascent of life with gray hair. It contrasts past hopes with present calm, likening life to a ship reaching port after a long voyage. It argues marriages should occur in churches to reduce divorces, citing Chief Justice Donnelly on proper ceremony and setting.
Bible hour at 10 titled Preaching at 11 with lessons from Bethlehem. Christian Endeavor gathers at 6 45 and evening service at 7 30 on the topic Will arise and go to my father. Pastor Francis H Gerrett extends a hearty welcome. Richard Turpin of Junction visited Wheatland Tuesday and Wednesday then left for Denver Wednesday.
Special to Cheyenne Leader Kemmerer Wyoming December 23 details allegations of voting irregularities in Lincoln county precincts Cape St. Vincentville and Diamondville tied to the Uprising Republican and Democratic county leaders claim fraud could alter county and state results. If proven the three precincts would be discarded impacting legislative seats and potentially steering the U S Senate outcome via joint legislature votes.
Fire caused about 250 dollars damage to the near completion Stock Growers bank last Sunday. Heat from a furnace sparked spontaneous combustion from a mop left in the consultation room causing the blaze. smoke filled the building and delayed locating the fire until around 10:00 AM. The fire was put out with a garden hose connected to building water pipes. insurance on the builder had expired the next day.
Ralph Bingham the popular impersonator musician and storyteller will appear at the Goodrich ball in Wheatland on January 1 as the next number in the Red Path Lyceum course under Wheatland High School. The event follows other strong performances in the course. The University of Wyoming Board of Trustees and Faculty have invited Clyde Augustus Duniway to the university presidency with a January inauguration planned.
J. R. Lawrence and Mr. Whra of Wheatland were married at Kimball Nebraska last week. They returned to Wheatland Saturday and will commence housekeeping on the groom’s farm west of town. The couple are well regarded among local friends. $20 bounty offered by Sibylee Valley Horse & Caine Growers Association for grown wolves killed on the association range. 7. B. Dodge.
Wheatland plans a summer program during the first or second week of August. George T. Bes Mab represents local business interests in arranging the event. Twenty season tickets are to be sold at 2.09 each, supporting the fiscal movement for the community. The Britt system is praised as among the best in the county and promising strong local attractions.
A note indicates Tary will attend an event at Bellewood Ranch in Glendo Douglas Enterprise after January 15. The text references a bride to be with friends and mentions a 8 charakzy scare womans phrase.
Col Morrison commands a force pulling up the ice crop at Festolake in 1913. The ice is described as exceptionally fine quality with nine or ten inch slabs ready for market.
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