01 Feb 1907
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Newspaper
Laramie County Times
Location
Wheatland, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1907
Page
1
A historical text urges young men to start bank accounts with small deposits, stressing thrift and economy. It highlights regular deposits, compound growth, and the goal of future prosperity through disciplined saving and timely interest on deposits.
A newspaper tells of a woman who raised eight children on a modest income while her husband worked forty years at 630 a month. Her grit, thrift, and self denial enabled the family to own a home, showing how perseverance and clever earning can overcome economic limits.
The First National Bank of Wheatland Wyoming receives a Comptroller of the Currency notice dated November 10 1900. The document notes the bank has complied with all statutes and regulations and lists several officials and signatories from Cheyenne Denver and other cities.
Fragmented item lists multiple names and places including Pete Anderson Cheyeone Frank Carroll Cheyeone HE Gleber Cedar Brook B J Parker M Hanna Mayme Molteu Wish Creek. Readable segments show a weekly arrival notice with shopper names and locales.
All school warrants up to No 81 are due at the Treasurer's office with interest ceasing from date. Signed C I Kiapow Treasurer School District No. 9 Laramie County Wyoming. Dated Wheatland January 11 1907. Closing out sale of tinware and kitchen articles at your own price. Hyper & Co.
On December 96 1906 the undersigned will close their places of business at 6 o clock p m McDougall Agnew D Miller Son Wn Kenney K Pow Daniels Burton Bud Waitman Whitienland Hardware Co Drug Store F W Gray Fe Davia Wyo Hardware Saddlery
Caroline Anderson outlines frugal home making and real estate tips. She advises avoiding cheap estate agency builds and recommends two family houses as strong investments. Highlights include garden work, poultry, and proper plumbing and heating features.
The passage describes officials' wives in Washington at the war's seat quarrelling over who should call first amid a tense, childish dispute about stalking and protocol near the White House.
The Farmers Institute in Wheatland hosts a two day program February 1 and 2 featuring talks on soil moisture conservation by Mr. Cooke, stock weeding by Prof Morton, an illustrated Wyoming agriculture lecture by Prof Baffum, soil fertility by Mr Hyslop, potato diseases by Prof Nelson, and a black judging lecture by Prof Morton. An evening program in Goodrich Hall includes music and a Ladies’ Day address by the W T K Club, followed by a lecture on the University of Wyoming by Prof Quaintance.
A Wyoming note discusses the Farm Facts program run by W W Wolfe, with dates for a February meeting at the Institute, and remarks by Dr Aven Nelson. It includes a debate on barley versus corn feeding, alfalfa in rations, and feeding value considerations for farmers.
Auction notice for sale on Saturday February by Utter. Mentions 140 head of Merino sheep and 21 head of Merino ewes or backs. Read as a livestock sale catalog blurb with readable fragments.
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