Future of the Children’s Home Society debated in Wyoming
Wyoming community leaders and officials discuss the fate of the state’s only children’s home. The State Board of Child and Animal Protection cannot operate the home or place children, and officials warn reforms are needed to establish baseline care and statutes guiding annual reporting and child welfare responsibilities.
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Fife
State Board of Child and Animal Protection
Ju Riner
Miss Jewell
Pate
Rela
Genener
Canada
Eines
Parmele
Sheridan
Parte
Wyoming
The
Tribune
State
Astaons Elect Officers at Romae Meeting
In a 2:06 a m session at Romae, members gathered for the annual meeting to elect officers for the year. The obscure text confirms the event and time with no further details on results or names.
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Romae Isip
For Rent Furnished Rooms by M J Sewaye
Furnished rooms for light housekeeping available from M J Sewaye. Quiet, convenient location. prior tenant references preferred. Includes utilities and monthly rate negotiable. Contact M J Sewaye for details and showing times.
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M. J. Sewaye
Lincoln County In Short One Senator
Lincoln County notes a vacancy due to the removal of a state senator. The vacancy will be filled at the next general election after the senator leaves his post and a new member from Orton a pononday & new home purchased in Utah.
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Lincoln County
Ota Lear
Bre Ak P. Crann Rman
Orton
Pononday & New
Utah
Lincoln County Third On-Sgt For School Land Money
Lincoln County ranks third in apportionment of common school land fund among Wyoming counties. The state superintendent of public instruction announced last Thursday that Sheridan County with 4,828 school-age children receives a fair share. The distribution lists counties including T4nae, Laramie, and others, with warrants issued to each county treasurer for the respective amounts.
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Sheridan County
Laramie County
Gach
Daniel Area Social And Stock Meeting Notes
John Hand visited H. Gy Rome then returned to Daniel. Mrs Hakes visited Mrs Lloyd at Halfway. Bruce Cranor family attended Houston home in Daniel Monday. Madge and Marion Miller ill with tonsillitis. Mrs John Angus to Texan for ill mother. Caperon helped dehorn at Conwell ranch Merna Saturday. C. G. Jewett visited Mr Lloyd. Dr Montrose attended Mrs Jewett. Webb family returned from Salt Lake City and Ogden. Rev Reese preached in Pinedale. John Baham visited Daniel. Late Waters feeding for Mr Lloyd during stock meeting. Newborn boy and girl died soon after birth. Eva Pape nurses Bollinger home. Josephine Bentley, Bronx teacher, visited Daniel. J. E. Sergeant from Beaver at stock meeting. C. Y. Phillips assessing local area. Ogden forest officials attended Daniel meeting. Jones returned from Oklahoma. Margaret Beck visited Gloy road Saturday. Ball family at E. D. Key home weekend. Miss Johnston, nurse from Kemmerer, with Mrs Cox. Charley Fults and Mrs Sherman of Cottonwood in Daniel Friday for dance. Sherman Lloyd and Halfway visitors at Daniel Friday. Pomel, John Budd and others attended stockmen and reserve officials meeting in Daniel on April 4.
Second Anniversary Of U S War Start
On the second anniversary of U S entry in World War I General March notes ships built and ships sailed, demobilization records, and return of troops. He praises American manhood and calls for no more wars, aligning Grant and Wilson in shared Americanism after a bloody conflict.
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U. S
United States
Pei
Grant
President Wilson
Wilson
Not Cold Blooded Loaning Machine As Banking Front
The text portrays banking as a constructive industry shaping regional growth. It argues bankers must gather information on local industries to support development. Successful communities depend on banks saving customer needs through data and statistics, attracting deposits and loan opportunities.
Kellogg Sees Broad Minnesota Support for League of Nations
Senator Kellogg reports near unanimous support in Minnesota for a league of nations after a lengthy speech by Will Hays, Republican National Committee chairman, in St. Paul opposing President Wilson's proposal.
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Kellogg
Minnesota
Will H. Hays
Republican National Committee
St. Paul
Wilson
Bilious Troubles Promoted by Chamberlains Tablets
Promote liver health and correct biliousness with Chamberlains Tablets. They claim to restore appetite and banish dullness, giving quick relief and a refreshed feeling after use.
Methodist Church to Resume Services Next Sunday Evening
I E church services will be resumed at the Methodist church next Sunday evening. Sunday school at 10 a m and morning services at 11 o'clock, evening services at 8 30 o'clock. An invitation is extended to all to attend these services. J M Sutton, Pastor.
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Methodist Church
J. M. Sutton
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Future OF the Children's Home Society
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Headquartare
Hotel Rammearaz
Kammerer, Wo
John Hand
H. Gy
Rome
Daniel
Bruce Cranor
Houston
Madge
Marion Miller
John Angus
Texan
Caperon
Dehornat
Conwell
Merna Satury
C. G. Jewett
Mr. Lloyd
Ie N Enday
Rev
Reese
Pinedale
Ohn Baham of
Cora
Late Waters
Lloyd
Ane H
Eva Pape
Bol- Linger Home
Josephine Bentley
Bronx
J. E. Sergeant
Beaver
C. Y. Phillips
Ogden
Ore Jones
Daniel Country
Oklahoma
Margaret Beck
Gloy Rue
Charles Ball
Helen
Nellie
E. D. Key
Miss. Johnoeh
Kemmerer Hospital
Charley Fults
Sherman
Cottonwood
Daniel Friday
Mrs. Sherman Lloyd Halfwaes
Vidior
Opal
Kemmerer
T. D. Pomel
John Budd
Eee Se Erion Reserve
Dale Crane
Lomae You
Frontier Supply Co
Drilling and Development Co
Charles Lackey
Kemmerer, Wyoming
Kemmerer Market
Fordson
F. O. B., Kemmerer
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