Celebration of Labor Day in Wyoming Unions
The article notes Labor Day as a national tribute to workers with roots in the labor movement. In Wyoming, Labor Day is a statewide holiday with local unions planning a joint celebration in Kemmerer and other cities, featuring speeches and special trains for union members from Oakley, Glencoe, the Cumberlands, and the Sublets. President Andrew Morrow of the Central Labor Union in Lincoln County leads committee planning.
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Organizationa
Europe
Attinghy
Jabor
Wyoming
Kemmerer
Andrew Morrow
Central Labor Union
Lincoln County
Nccet
Oakley
Glencoe
The
Cumberlands
Community celebrates with union support in state event
The piece promises a capable eight paneet and urges business leaders and all citizens to join unions for the best celebration in the state to be held in our city. Officials speak of a large turnout and memorable occasion with community buy in.
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Keen
Philosophy of Greasewood Flats
E Richard Shipp reflects on marriage, truth in memorials, political ambition, and life’s value. He argues death ends life and some things money cannot buy, noting a Casper date of August 9, 1919 and a religious civic tone.
Bilious attack remedy from Chamberlain’s Tablets
An old health ad explains bilious attacks show liver failure and stomach fermentation with nausea vomiting and headache. It recommends taking three Chamberlain’s Tablets to tone the liver and cleanse the stomach, claiming quick recovery for a quarter.
Geographic survey of station positions with bearings and feet
A long list records stations with compass bearings and elevations, detailing directions like north 20 50 minutes west and distances in feet for many points. It notes road references, culverts, bridges, and channels, mentioning forest reserve lines and various township ranges.
Survey notes establish road and section corners in 1917 1919
Legal notice documents a government survey with stations, corners, and road routes around townships 25 26 north range 115 116 west. It lists station numbers, distances, landmarks, and chiseled markers from Fontenelle to LaBerge and Fort Ridge Hill with a filing deadline for objections by September 3, 1919.
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Northwest Corner
Township
Nerthweat Corner
Etwnship
Pine Grover
Apringy
Homeground
Currier
Fontenelle
Volo Bridge
Fathom
Qrluw Amm
Etme
Htoden
Sonanit
Mallow
Sbi
Vrata
J. Jamieson
Searo
Matt
Tontenelle
Fort Ridge Hill
Southwest Corner
Middle Water
LaBerge
John Williams
Cromes
Etic
Township 26
Perce
Cross Creek
Zatmaten
Crow Creek
Northeast Corner
Anid Road
Appointment of Census Supervisors in Wyoming
Washington Aug 6 The Secretary of Commerce on recommendation of the Director of the Census has appointed census supervisors for Wyoming First District Noah Vilas Kutts Sheridan Second District Ray E Lee Cheyenne The description lists supervisor districts Weston Park 18 ies 1910 66 426 in 1916 6382 and mentions second parties Albany Carbon Goshen Lincoln.
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Washington, D. C
Secretary of Commerce
Population figures for 1900 and 1916
The record notes a population of 540 in 1900 and an increase to 71 823 by 1916, indicating significant growth over 16 years.
Reverend Dumm to Lead Wyoming Methodist Conference
Reverend William T. Dumm, superintendent of the Cheyenne district, will preside at the Wyoming State Conference quarterly meeting on August 16 and 17. He will deliver sermons at the Bozeman area churches and preach at three services during the weekend.
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William T. Dumm
Cheyenne
Methodist Church of the
Wyoming State
Sanawil
Egister
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Aiveienlin
Kemater
Laval
Cerda
Philosophy of
Greasewood Flats
E. Richard Shipp
Jean
Casper
First National Bank
Kemmerer, Wyoming
North Grees
Feot
Forest Reserve
Jambaon Place
H. E. Harrison
Rev. Dumm
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