Celebration of Labor Day in Wyoming Ongoing Union Plans
The article describes Labor Day as a historic national tribute to workers and notes Wyoming cities like Kemmerer marking the holiday annually. It reports President Andrew Morrow of the Central Labor Union appointing committees for a joint observance, with plans for special trains to bring union members from Oakley, Glencoe, the Cumberlands and the Sublets.
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Organizationa
Europe
Attinghy
Jabor
Wyoming
Kemmerer
Andrew Morrow
Central Labor Union
Lincoln County
Nccet
Oakley
Glencoe
The
Cumberlands
Community organs unionize for state celebration in city
The International Secretary Keen promises a capable program and the Camera urges every businessman and citizen to join the unions to ensure the best celebration in the state, with a large turnout for the event. Memory of the occasion is highlighted as essential to the town.
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Keen
Philosophy of Greasewood Flats by E Richard Shipp
The piece reflects on marriage as divine dispensation with varied beliefs about the devil’s role. It notes memorial tablets’ unreliability, political ambition as alluring yet often truthful, and the church gong summoning service. It concludes life as a tragedy ending in death and values beyond money, dated Casper August 9 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Richard Shipp
Jean
Bilious Attack remedies with Chamberlains Tablets
An ad describes a bilious attack as liver failure with constipation and fermentation causing nausea vomiting and headache. It recommends taking three Chamberlains Tablets to tone the liver clean the stomach and restore health. price is a quarter.
Surveyor notes long list of station bearings and feet
A dense survey log lists stations with north bearings and vertical feet, including station 0 near Kemmerer Big Piney stage road and multiple references to corners, culverts, bridges, and cross routes. It records distances, directions, and features such as springs, roads, and forest reserve boundaries.
Survey notes establish road and section corners in 1919
Notes describe station points, corners, and roads in townships 25-28 north, range 115-116 west, with measurements, landmarks, and chiseling on stones. Survey dated August–September 1917. objections due by September 3, 1919 with county clerk notice.
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J. Jamieson
Searo
Matt
Tontenelle
Fort Ridge Hill
Southwest Corner
Township
Middle Water
Fontenelle
LaBerge
John Williams
Cromes
Etic
Northwest Corner
Township 26
Perce
Cross Creek
Zatmaten
Crow Creek
Northeast Corner
Anid Road
Wyoming Census Supervisors Appointed by Commerce
Washington Aug 6 Secretary of Commerce announces appointments of census supervisors for Wyoming by director of the Census. First District supervisor Noah Vilas Kutts Sheridan. Second District supervisor Ray E Lee Cheyenne. Descriptions list districts in Wyoming with populations and county groupings.
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Washington, D. C
Secretary of Commerce
Population Growth From 1900 To 1916
The record notes population rising from 540 in 1900 to 71,823 in 1916 indicating rapid growth and expansion of the community.
Reverend Dumm to Occupy Cheyenne Methodist Pulpit
Reverend William T. Dumm, superintendent of the Cheyenne district, Wyoming State Conference Methodist Church, will be here for the last quarterly conference August 16 and 17. He will conduct services and preach at three gatherings, with the schedule listed in the local notices.
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William T. Dumm
Cheyenne
Methodist Church of the
Wyoming State
Sanawil
Egister
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Kemater
Laval
Cerda
Philosophy of
Greasewood Flats
Casper
First National Bank
Kemmerer, Wyoming
North Grees
Feot
Forest Reserve
Jambaon Place
Nerthweat Corner
Etwnship
Pine Grover
Apringy
Homeground
Currier
Volo Bridge
Fathom
Qrluw Amm
Etme
Htoden
Sonanit
Mallow
Sbi
Vrata
H. E. Harrison
Rev. Dumm
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