Old Friends Remembered From Years On The Fourth Street
A nostalgic reminiscence honors early newspaper days and lists old colleagues and friends from Fourth Street including Colonel C Watt Brandon and Matt Williams, recalling shared labors, jokes, and times in the Minnesota press scene and the Minneapolis Journal marked copy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis Daily Journal
Wyoming
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Samuel R. van Sant
Mississippi
Fourth Street
Ted Varnum
Lyman Morey
Clarence Miner
Bob Clark
Charlie Harris
Pat Miles
Billings
Will Namings
Ed Atterbury
Will Wright
C. Watt Brandon
Jake Werner
Eddie Barnes
Leroy Robinson
Abbott Blunt
V. Winkle
Capehart
E. B. Smith
Doc Bowman
van Antwerp
Percy Benson
Pat Gibbons
Percy Weadon
Matt Williams
Forest Service reports show forest use fees rising
Washington Forest Service figures reveal forests collected over two and a half million dollars from users, up forty thousand from last year. Timber sales dropped while grazing fees increased by one hundred twenty seven thousand dollars, sparking debate on whether states should reclaim ownership of national forest lands.
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Washington
The
Forest Service
Resignation and reactions noted in letters from Casper Press
A fragment discusses reactions to Mr. Bryan's resignation, contrasting views on leadership and forgiveness. It mentions Mrs Chomphark and Mr Wilsom as potential presidents, with Mr Clark’s forgiveness referenced amid stronger condemnations of perceived wrongs.
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Mr. Bryan
Mra. Chomphark
Mr. Wilsom
Bryan
Clark
Tim
Mire
Casper Press
Unclear fragment ties town near Ue Hitheely to deadly incident
Fragment describes a town near Ue Hitheely and a deadly event involving a person named Pierre Arrow. Text mentions safety concerns and incompetence by authorities, with political reference to Republicans. Details are garbled and names uncertain.
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Dehehjon
Pierre
Dara Baba
Laremie
Marry Hynde of the Plaine Motel
A garbled note references Marry Hynde of the Plaine Motel and a community slate. It hints at popularity and local interest but contains unclear details and locations.
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Hynde
The
Plaine Motel
Larache County
Wyoming’s Roads Vigorously Praised by Harry Honors
Harry Honors argues for strong road development in Wyoming comparing local routes to Caesar era roads. He contends improved highways will unlock progress, asserting roads of today can match the durability and usefulness seen in ancient Rome. He stresses infrastructure as the key to solving broader issues.
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Harry
Wyoming
Rome
Caesar
Lincoln County Fair plans at Afton Star Valley
Plans for the Lincoln county fair in Afton, Star Valley, during the week of September 20 urge attendees to prepare. Organizers promise a pleasant time with events and activities for all.
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Lincoln County
Afton
Star Valley
Treasury balance fluctuates as receipts lag in new fiscal year
The administration ran behind by about three quarters of a million daily, yet a July 1 balance of about 52 million was shown under pressure to portray fiscal health. From the start of the new year expenditures surpassed receipts, dropping the balance to about 67 million by July 24, compared with two years earlier, under Republican revenue and appropriation laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury Department
Lawa
Pocatello
Editorial Practice and Credit in Newspaper Columns
A fragment discusses editorial calculations about originating editorials versus reprints from Washington and other press. It emphasizes authorship credit and the value of an original editorial dash, noting editors’ desire to keep it sacred and distinct from the reprint habit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Periaes
Dauntly Cavelivat
Washington
Lurene
Lincoln County Assessor Faces Board on Valuation Dispute
Lincoln County officials led by Assessor George W. Tanter and Commissioner Chea Peterson met the State Board of Equalization after the board inspected assessors and chairs statewide. Lincoln’s land values were cited as the lowest in the state, with first class land undervalued by 26 percent and second class by 20 percent. Tanter was ordered to appear August 24 to justify valuations and avoid a statewide increase.
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George W. Tanter
Chea. Peterson
Star Valley
Kemmerer
State Board of Equalization
A For 5
Lincoln County
Sheridan County
M. Tanser
Tanner
John Schuneman
Lincoln
Casper Press Foreman Weds in Denver Liberty
Frank J. Lessard, foreman of Casper Press mechanicals, married in the Savoy Hotel Denver last Saturday. Bride Althea Campbell, given away by Dr. Duncan Campbell of Denver Lodge, acted as proxy due to absence of Mr. Jallock. Mrs. Lessard adds to Casper’s notable young women, with a bright future ahead.
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Vanper Thorne
Frank J. Lessard
Casper Press
Denver
Savoy Hotel
Duncan Campbell
Elke
Sir. Campbell
Duluth
Jallock
Althea
Campbell
Judge Winters Visiting
Judge C. E. Winters and his wife, formerly of Encampment and now of Casper, spent the latter part of last week visiting friends and taking part in the Fish Fry Celebration. Winters is regarded as one of Wyoming’s most brilliant orators and gifted writers, making the couple popular wherever they go.
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C. E. Winters
Encampment
Casper
Winters
Wyom
Why This Sudden Activity Why This Sudden Activity
A fragment discusses a surge of national interest as inventors and scientists gather to aid defense. It questions whether the Navy Department has secret information prompting a government move while noting the country faces potential invasion and the government’s reluctance to disclose details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pavy Department
Gonder
Navy
Pat Sullivan Welcome to Natrona County Leader
The report extols Pat Sullivan, senator from Natrona County, praising his fellowship and potential gubernatorial material. The prose notes Sullivan’s strong public appeal and his alignment with the political track, as a commendation from a local paper.
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Pat Sulliven
Natrona County
Sullivan
Public schools urged for adult foreigners in Wyoming
The Cheyenne Tribune reports a Washington letter from the Bureau of Naturalization urging Laramie county to educate 159 foreigners who have declared their intention to become citizens. The aim is to form classes in public schools to Americanize adults and make them productive community members through schooling.
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Bureau of Naturalization
Department of Labor
Washington, D. C
Our Republic
Laramie County
Wyoming
United States
Hoskins Return From California Motor Trip
Mr and Mrs A D Hoskins and their nephew and niece Sam Rows and Mise Ruby Lewis of Lincoln Neb returned to Kemmerer Monday after a 41 day 440 mile auto trip from Kemmerer through southern California visiting fall cities They spent most time in Santa Monica San Diego and San Francisco Sam drove the car They found the trip pleasant and were glad to return following the Southern Pac.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mire
A. D. Hoskins
Sam* Rows
Mise Ruby Lewis
Lincoln
Neb
Kemmerer
California
Santa Monica
San California
San Diego
San Francisco
Sam
Wreming
Senator Burton Visit Promised in Pocatello Event
In Pocatello a prominent Republican candidate is slated to attend a community gathering if the general race remains undecided. The visit is billed as a chance for voters to hear the candidate discuss state matters and party platforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Burtes
Ohio
Gematorab
Pocatello
Migratory Bird Law Conflicts With State Rules Warned
The Department of Agriculture warns sportsmen the new federal migratory bird regulations in effect Oct 1 1914 will be enforced despite state law variances. Ducks and geese protections differ by state, with Wyoming permitting between Sept 1 and Dec 16 while the state allows Sept 15 to Dec 16. Readers are advised to follow state law. Also note Mrs Wilson F McDill returned home from Kemmerer after weeks with her mother, with her brother Stanley Brammer and his wife accompanying to Piney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Feders
Wyoming
Wales
Mra Wilson F. McDill
Kemmerer
Antone Wacak
Piney
Stanley Brammer
Viney Examiner
Inspector Daniels Promoted to Inspector in Charge
George Daniels longtime Wyoming post office inspector receives promotion to inspector in charge. He departed for Kansas City and will head headquarters as the change takes effect. Wyoming residents are pleased by the move and the return of his capable leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Daniels
Wyoming
Post Office Service
Do to's at the Halti Ranch Weekend Event
An outlandish notice describes a gathering at Halti Ranch in the southweet quarter of no ship 29. It mentions natives, a casual shake of a foot, and a family turnout with a dejected Young Fellow named Phaahalde. The fragment notes August but details are unclear.
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Halti Ranch
Ieee
Phaahalde
Billy Sunday at Bat and Revival Meet in San Diego
Evangelist Billy Sunday staged a charity baseball game for the San Diego Exposition on August 7, then held a massive outdoor revival. Sunday denounced sin from the pulpit and urged converts as a eager crowd watched a dramatic, ceremonial moment on a concrete path.
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Billy Sunday
Ban Diego
San Diego
Satan
Sunds
Bunday
Gunday
Theo
Bumbay
Evans ton readers hear about UA events in town
Fragmentary note reports Evanston readers’ interest in local events and mentions evenings in town. The readable text is incomplete, but indicates curiosity about upcoming happenings and community engagement.
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Imerer
Ain
Anfessor
Tannét Yo
Sweetwater
Ita Eountion
U. S
State Board
Io County
Wyo Ing
Leié
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Burlington
Chicago
Burlington & Quincy R. R. Company
Nebraska
Montana
Cheyenne
Cody
Frannie Jet
Thermopole
Thermopolis
Orin Jet
Guernsey
Judge Winters
Encamp
Pat Sullivan
Vlaw
Public Schoors
Cheyenne Tribune
Hoskins Return
Burton Pocatello
Lillian
Russell
Nyal
the City Drug Store
Chas
A. Christmas
Inspector Daniels
Billy
Devil
San Diego Way
Evanston
Natomente
Hester
Fiowins
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