Railroad Shopmen Strike Spreads Across Nation
Reports say 200000 cars are out of service as shopmen walk out threatening rails, mills and mines with standstill. Chicago dispatch notes 15000 workers in the middle west, with boilermakers joining, defying grand lodge orders and seeking raises for mechanics and helpers.
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Chicago
Middle West
Norfolk and Western
Haave
Department of Justice
L. M. Hawver
Federated Railway Shopmen’s Union
EF. Co. Chase
National Agreement Committee of 78
Railroad Administration
Washington
Chise
Hawver
Grand Lodge
Norfolk & Western Wew
EF. D. Lauderman
National Agreement Committee
R. M. Alshton
Northwest
Ilegal
Northwest railroad shopmen strike expands across region
Aug 6 report says thousands of shopmen in the northwest quit work on orders from union headquarters in St. Paul. Workers at Billings Helena Livingston and Jamestown joined the walkout, with additional strikes reported at several South Dakota locations.
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St. Paul
Northwest
Twin Cities
Northern Pacific
Billings
Helen’ S
Livingston
Mont
Jamestown
N. D
Union
Northwestern
South Dakota
Military Live Stock Company Pursues Campbell County Venture
Last Sunday two U S Army captains and a lieutenant arrived in Gillette to evaluate The Military Live Stock and Cattle Company spearheaded by Louis Tyroler. They toured 125 miles of grazing country, filed on 640 acres each, and planned to inform about thirty more potential investors. Captain Duncan expressed enthusiasm for the vast territory and anticipated returning with others in the fall.
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Gillette
Louis Tyroler
C. E. Duncan
Charles H. Carpenter
Dental Corps
Camp Grant
Illinois
Clarence Jacobson
Ballon School
Ft. Omaha
Nebr
Jacobson
Tyroler
Kinnaman
Capt
Duncan
Lieut
Carpenter
Campbell County
Military Live Stock Company
Gillette Post Office to Move to New Site
The Gillette post office will relocate to the old Dick Stone store nearby to obtain a building fitting its needs. Local officials expect improved access and facilities as the office works toward achieving second class status with projected continued business growth.
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Gillette Post Office
Gillette
Washington
News
Schreck
Uncle Sam
Dick Stone
Cillette Avenue
Sebreck
Miotte
Gillette council changes water rent collection system
At the regular monthly meeting the Gillette council adopted a new method for collecting water rents. Going forward each property owner will be responsible for rent on water used on their lot, with optional recourse to renters. The change, aimed at improving collection efficiency, goes into effect September Lat.
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Gillette Council
To the Easterner Looking Westward
The Gillette News urges eastern readers to subscribe for six months to stay informed about Wyoming and Campbell County. It emphasizes building interest and joining in the community effort as the newspaper seeks subscribers.
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Gillette News
Campbell County
Wyoming
Black and Yellow Trail Officials Visit Gillette on Tour
Wyoming road news covers the Black and Yellow Trail visit to Gillette with officials from Huron and Buffalo. The group discusses route improvements, upcoming maintenance patrols, and proposed westward links shortening a 125 mile segment. State Highway Commission contracts worth 150000 are approved for 60 day completion.
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Gillette
State Highway Department
Gillette News
Wyoming
Campbell County
Arvada
Recluse
Wessex
D. S&s. McCalman
Glass a needless menace on main road to Moorcroft
Autoists traveling toward Moorcroft from Gillette report eight broken bottles in the thorofore in five miles. The note calls for prevention of bottle throwing and notes punctures add to drivers' troubles on the main road.
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Moorcroft
Gillette
County High School Drives Countywide Support
Interest in the County High School grows across districts as A. and Beitel promote the proposal with printed material. While some opposition exists, the majority reportedly favors the measure, which would boost the county and align it with progressive areas. Voters are reminded to act on August 18 at their district last school meeting place.
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A. &. Beitel
Dong
Gillette News
Military Livestock Company Seeks Soldier Investors
The Military Livestock Company gains nationwide attention as ex-soldiers and homesteaders consider pooling land and leases in Campbell county. The aim is to unite small means earners to profit from cattle in the open homesteads district, backed by veterans seeking quicker proof of tenure.
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Military
Campbell County
Compan
Gillette
Gillette News
Notice to Hunters in Montgomery County
Public notice restricts hunting on certain dates in Montgomery County with specific prohibitions and dates referenced as July 25 through 41. The notice underscores safety and regulatory compliance for local wildlife management.
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Ee. Ie
Roy Montgomery
Perry Drilling Sunny Side Addition Well
Allen Breen and Tom Weiner, Salt Creek drillers, shipped a new Dempster water well rig and entered a contract with S. D. Perry for a six inch well at his residence in Sunnyside addition on Gillette Avenue. Drilling began this morning as Gillette faces water concerns and hopes for reliable flows in the city. Tom Weiner, with eighteen years in the trade, optimistic about the project, leads the maiden effort on Gillette’s hillside residence district.
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Allen Breen
Tom Weiner
Salt Creek
S. D. Perry
Sunnyside Addition
Gillette Avenue
Gillette
Tom
County High School records show Gillette pupils progress
County records indicate 71 of 100 eighth graders enter high school and 87 of high school students attend the next year. Small schools should limit years of high school work, while two room schools may run two years with one teacher allocating two thirds of time to high school studies.
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Gillette
Gillette High School
Sheridan
Alliance
New Campbell County District Boundaries Formed
The District Boundary Board of Campbell County on June 4 1919 approves divisions of districts 6 2 and 12. Boundaries describe townships ranges with corners noted by N E S W and directional lines. Commissioners Co W Hall W O Bishop T W Rohan and Deputy Superintendent Mabel Nichols signed.
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District
Boundry Board
Campbell County
District Boundry Board
N. EK
S. E
S. W
N. W
N .B
N, W
N. Bi
S. FE
Co. W. Hall
W. O. Bishop
Mabel Nichols
Casey Family Returns to Gillette From Alaska Visit
Robert Casey and his wife with their baby have returned to visit relatives in Gillette after seven years away. They traveled from central Alaska west by wagon 470 miles to a steamer to Seattle and then by train to Gillette. They crossed two snow covered peaks in July and praise Alaska as the most promising U S possession.
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Robert Casey
Relive Tives
Gillette
Alaska
Mr. Casey
Seattle
United States
Wheat Price Guarantee to Stabilize U S Wheat Market
Julius H Barnes of the Grain Corporation says the government will maintain a $2.20 per bushel wheat guarantee as a shield against price shocks. Officials announce steps to curb hoarding and profiteering under the food control act while plans to adjust flour prices are laid to offset costs.
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Wilson
Congress
Department of Justice
J. H. Barnes
The
Grain Corporation
Barnea
National Treasury
Mr. Barnes
North America
United States
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