Poor Journalism Sparks Supervisor Plea in Laramie Match
Afton High school defeated Laramie High in a state basketball tournament with Star Valley praised as a fine team. A local Laramie paper drew ire with insulting remarks about Afton Indians, prompting calls for better conduct and journalism from the Lincoln county community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramie
Afton High School
State University
Laramie High School
Afton
Lincoln County
Star Valley
Wilson Urges Revenue Reform as Congress Loafs
President Wilson calls for revision of wartime revenue laws to fix inequalities. Secretary Houston offers Treasury experts to aid the House Ways and Means Committee, but Republicans delay action until after the fall election, delaying relief until 1922 and harming business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Wilson
Secretary of the Treasury
Houston
House Ways and Means Committee
Treasury Department
Lodge Leadership and Over-all Jazz Fashion Trends
The article praises Senator Lodge for leading the fight against ratification of the peace treaty and notes Newberry’s criminal conviction aiding that effort. It then surveys the rise of the over-all fashion trend, citing Emporia and New York elites adopting blue bib overalls with affordable shirts, highlighting a surge in overall prices as a consequence.
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Lodge
Senate
Newberry
Michigan
Foreign Relations Committee
New England
Emporia
Kansas
Fifth Avenue
New York
Fashion of Wearing Old Clothes Proves Odd
Observers note the practice of donning old garments amid distress of workers who must wear them though no benefit appears. The old style may offer some curious benefits despite its impracticality.
Supreme Court rules against carrying liquor in own car
Washington April 20 The Supreme Court upheld that transporting intoxicating liquor in a dry state by means of one’s own automobile violates the bone dry amendment. The decision, authored by Justice Vandevanter, treats hauling intoxicants from one state into another as interstate commerce, regardless of method. The ruling does not decide actions by Rhode Island and other states challenging the constitutionality of the prohibition amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
Everett L. Simpson
Colorado
Vandevanter
Cheyenne
Rhode Island
Rawlins Elects Greenfield Mayor in Bipartisan Pact
In Rawlins, attorney N. R. Greenfield won the mayoralty unopposed after a two week agreement between the city Republican and Democratic conventions. Leading citizens urged a politics free, business oriented city administration while accepting Greenfield's dual nomination. The city races ahead amid strong local business activity near the Lost Soldier and Ferris Oil fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. R. Greenfield
Rawlins
Greenfield
Soldier
Ferris
Heavy Losses of Cattle Across Wyoming Snowstorm
Wyoming reports huge cattle and sheep deaths from a multi day blizzard. Officials warn losses will rise to appalling figures as calves struggle and shearing is delayed. Cheyenne area ranches and northern city residents report damaged stock and influx of storm driven cattle seeking shelter.
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Wyoming
Charles H. Boyce
J State Board of Livestock Commissioners
Cheyenne
Church Services Schedule and Activities
Sunday School at 10 80 p m and regular services at 2 pm. Mutual Improvement Association meets Tuesday at 7 30 pm. Relief society Wednesday at 2 pm. Primary Wednesday at 4 pm. Religion class Friday at 4 pm.
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Mutual Improvement Association
St James Church Services and Local Trade Notice
Rev M B Nauh rector announces Sunday services and a call to worship. In local trade news Mountain Trading Co of Diamondville Wyoming advertises newly arrived yellow corn for sale to sheepmen.
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ST. James Church
M. B. Nauh
Wpsdal
Mountain Trading CO
Diamondville
Wyo
History of Local Scout Organization Growth and Progress
Early October nineteen twenty two, twenty two boys met at a local high school to begin a Scout group. By March sixth four patrols formed Silver Fox Flying Eagle Tigers and Panthers, with leaders named. many achievements followed including Tenderfoot and Second Class tests, fundraisers, first aid demonstrations, and regular meetings.
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Angels
Flying Eagle
Tigers
Panthers
Silver Fox
Ryburn
Whitten
Hatten
Hogan
Wellman
Wilkes
Salmon
Rosenberg
Th “Flying Engs
Sylfvast
Symes
Young
Diamondsville
Cumberland
Red Cross
Lvast
Jase Tomta
High Eh
Marne Memo
Scouts Be Prepared motto drives daily good turns
The passage emphasizes every Scout striving to perform at least one good turn daily, aligning with the motto Be Prepared and the slogan do at least one good turn every day, to fulfill the organization’s goal of making better boys and better citizens.
Good Roads Day to Be Designated in Wyoming
A state wide good roads push led by Governor Carey aims to proclaim a Good Roads Day. A district meeting for Lincoln, Sweetwater, Uinta and Carbon counties will be held in Rock Springs on the 28th with speeches by L. L. Newton and B. L. Emery. Local business leaders from Kemmerer are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Witherapoon
Lincoln County Good Roads Association
BE. L. Emery
Cheyenne
Wyoming Association
State Association
Carey
Emery
Lincoln
Sweetwater
Uinta
Carbon
Rock Springs
L. L. Newton
Cody
State Good Roads Association
L. Emery
Witherspoon
Kemmerer
Meeting Notice Context From Vitals Interest
Brief fragment notes that interested parties will be considered at the upcoming meeting. The passage suggests a formal gathering where decisions or inputs from stakeholders may be addressed. No further names or dates are readable.
Roberts Renominated Mayor of Cokeville
Mayor Richard Roberts was renom inated at a citizen s meeting held in Cokeville last Thursday evening. Mr. W G Morley and Mr L A Wood ward were nominated for the two years term as councilmen and Mr J P Minkey is the nominee for the ne year term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Roberts
Cokeville
W. G. Morley
L. A. Woodward
J. P. Minkey
Sheepmen Attention Amid Trade Talk and Corn Prices
Local traders note rising corn prices and discuss potential moves by MO'TAIN TRADING CO affecting livestock and feed costs. The brief mentions Carl and market attention as farmers monitor price shifts and supplier activity.
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Carl
Mo’ Tain Trading CO
Diamondville, Wyo
Wyoming Good Roads Conference District Meetings Planned
Wyoming Good Roads Association district meetings are set in Cheyenne Rock Springs Casper and Sheridan from April 27 to May 3 1920. Directors from county groups and interested peers will gather to organize the association for effective public service. Attendees will represent Laramie Platte Goshen Albany Carbon Sweetwater Lincoln Uinta Natrona Converse Fremont Niobrara Sheridan Campbell Johnson Crook Weston counties. L L Newton Adv President Cody Wyoming April 19 1920.
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Wyoming Good Roads Association
Cheyenne
Rock Sore
Casper
Basin
Sheridan
Wyoming
Laramie
Platte
Goshen
Albany
Carbon
Rock Springs
Sweetwater
Lincoln
Uinta
Natrona
Converse
Fremont
Niobrara
Campbell, Johnson, Crook
Weston
L. L. Newton
Adv
Cody
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Robert R. Rose
Physicians
C.D. Stapforn
J. R. Marquis
M. J. Goldberg
J. 8
Newland
T. H. Rob
Ky H. Sanders
H. A, Plank
Sublet
A. 0. Tucker
Cunnington-Hocker Bros, & CO
Kemmerer, Wo
Anil Dentists
Kemmerer Savings Bank
State of Wyoming
State of
W. Be, Chapin
H. M. Symonds
Robert D. Carey
L. D
Church Services
Scout
U.M
Union Mercantile & Supply
Roberts
Good Roads
First National Bank
Kemmerer, Wyo
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