22 Feb 1906
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Newspaper
Laramie County Times
Location
Wheatland, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1906
Page
1
Wheatlane hosts its first Farmers and Ranchers Institute this week with lectures, demonstrations, and exhibits. Police and civic leaders discuss workers rights, wages, and rural development as attendees gather for events at local venues.
The note praises San Antonio as a perfect winter spot with semi tropical vegetation and plazas, adobes, and missions giving it an old Spanish city feel unlike typical American towns. It mentions a round trip rate to San Antonio via Colorado and Southern of 41 dollars and 0 cents. Contact PA Fisher, Denver for complete information.
Stable help sought offering 835 per month with board and room. Also “beasisters” sought at 15 per month or 2 and 225 per division. Rent for board forty five cents weekly. Address LB Uren Torrington, Wyo. Improved farms for rent inquire oil by Mason and Son. If selling farm list with H R Mason and Son.
Chirenee Mainsworth and Prains frray visited the high school last week while Everett Norton was absent on Monday forenoon. Seniors present reports in hi story review. weekend papers show promise. Lincoln's birthday granted school vacation. many schools observed the day. The third year Maplish class will study Park's Conciliation with the Colonies. Prof. Burk’s ancestors speculated. The plain Geometry class had its first written examination. The B I Gane postponement upset fans. Russell game to be played soon. Zoology and Botany classes prepare for Friday exams. latin composition improves. Rubber-tipped chairs reduce noise. Washington's Birthday observed as a holiday in Wyoming. Snowstorm hinders outdoor sports Monday. Frank Gray, Clarence Parnsworth, and John Spurgin visited the Graninear room. eighth grade history noted. Willie Ferguson left school. vacation announced Thursday. Principal room updates and local notices wrap up the week with several visitors and moving families.
Readers catch a flurry of names and happenings in Wheatland and Cheyenne. Notables like Mrs Fo Davia and Georges D Lord are mentioned alongside visits by families, dances, and lodge activities. The Wheatland Hardware Co. promotes goods while a Parner association meeting outlines plans for the community project.
A garbled notice lists travel tickets or routes from Via Colorado and Southern Bail to San Francisco Los Angeles Southern California and Pacific Northwest such as Portland Tacoma Seattle Vancouver Victoria Spokane and Missoula with stops including Pocatello Salt Lake Anaconda and Boise. It mentions tourist sleepers and daily futures sales and urges safe travel.
Fragmentary OCR notes list a Congregational Church program with a Sunday School and evening worship. Names and locations are unclear, but references suggest a church service schedule and related activities.
Fragmented report mentions Phelps, Conta, Flynn Wilken, and Hal Phelps with activities at Pin Ips ranch and nearby sites. References to McBarlard Auber Fit, Meri Vie mill, Owen trip for supplementary proof, and rearrangements at Wheatland area hint at agricultural scheduling and local dealings amid uncertain OCR.
The readable text shows a disrupted account mentioning a life event and community reaction. It references a family and others in a town, with vague implications of support or response. Details are unclear due to OCR damage and lack of specific names or dates.
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