Wyoming Children’s Home Society annual meeting in Cheyenne
The sixth annual board meeting of the Wyoming Children’s Home Society was held in Cheyenne with Dr. George L. Strader presiding. Reports by Miss Jawell and C. E. Artist showed growth doubling secular support and care for children. Officers and directors were elected including Judge Joan Abiner as President and Rev Bishop A. A. McGavern as Vice President. board officers praised retiring President Dr. Striter.
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The
Wyoming Children's Home Society
Cheyenne
George L., Strader
Strader
Wyoming
Joan Abiner
A. A. McGavern
Cheyanne
IR. Magen
Wheatland
Thomas
Fork Surings
Jude
H Par
Stiter
Harty
Nat Onty
State Officials and Society Friends Remembered
The board and hundreds of officials and friends across the state joined in memory of the society, reflecting on its impact and long-serving members during a widespread tribute.
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Friends of the Society
Labor cost and wheat price view from Senator Brady
Idaho Senator James H. Brady, a practical farmer, cites higher labor costs from three to four dollars daily and irrigation labor at 110 dollars a month. He argues the $2 per bushel guaranteed wheat price in the food bill is not excessive and will not increase farmer profits beyond prewar levels. Brady supported the measure and helped push its enactment.
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James H. Brady
Idaho
Senator Brady
Brady
Ator Brady
Wisconsin Legislature Backs War Effort Despite German American Population
The Wisconsin legislature affirmed royal support from the state for the president and government in wartime actions. Despite a large German American population, sentiment in the state shows staunch support for the war, with a new appointment from the war department going to A. W. McCuaig who departs for Washington later this week to learn his specific duties.
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Italy
Wisconsis
Wisconsin
War Department
A. W McCuaig
Washington
Visitors from Nampa Renew Kemmerer Ties
Mr and Mrs Ben McPhie and daughter of Nampa Idaho visited Kemmerer the first part of the week to see old friends and relatives. They formerly lived in Kemmerer where Mr McPhie worked on the railroad and had recently moved to Nampa.
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Ben McPhie
Nampa
Idaho
Kemmerer
McPhie
Farewell Party For Mebers of Local Lodges
Members of the 1. C. C. F. Lodge and Rebecca’s held a farewell for M. Reynolds who departed for San Francisco. Delays prevented his attendance, and attendees enjoyed amusements and a snack prepared by Rebecca Lodge ladies.
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Mebers
1. C. C. F. Lodge
Rebeccas
M. 3. Reynolds
San Francisco
California
Mr. Reynolds
Rebecca Lodge
Baby dies after clothes catch fire in Glencoe
Angeline Carollo four year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Carollo of Glencoe died at Lincoln County Miners Hospital from burns received when her clothing ignited after the mother stepped out. The mother found the child aflame on her return and the burns proved fatal despite medical aid.
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Angeline Carollo
Frank Carollo
Glencoe
Lincolnounty Miners' Hospital
Card of thanks for support after daughter's death
The family thanks friends and neighbors for their help after the death of their daughter. Special appreciation goes to the Moose Lodge and Union Federation of Labor for the floral offerings. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Fagnant.
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Moose Lodge
Union Federation of Labor
Ed Fagnant
Wyoming State Fair at Douglas to Feature Aerobatic Auto Races
The Wyoming State fair runs September 11 to 14 at Douglas with Chinese racing pilot and top daredevil drivers. Shows include aviator Buster Adams and international motor contest stars, daily exhibitions, and a line of prize events in front of the grandstand.
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Wyoming
Douglas
Sures Nutt
Rocky Mounain
Mississippi River
Motarey
Progentn
Buster Adnis
Rev Elehn
Virion Ratunts
Professor Carver
Ste
Chartie
Lightning Creek
Jes
Katinowski
Nespas Nike
Huntie
Sweeney
Eadicott
Bure Mian
Murr Lampkin
England
Lampkin
Melish Sum Bay
Lanape Kin
Mocinis
Bobby
Ilemane
North Dakota
Fargo
WN. D
Pobu Raney
America
George Glark
Letter Purportedly From Christ Circulated Widely Across Newspapers
A disputed document claimed to be a letter written by Christ is spread via press outlets. The tale traces the letter from a child discovering it under a stone to a lineage that supposedly suffered misfortune until publication. It contains warnings about keeping the Sabbath, blessings for publishing the letter, and curses for withholding it.
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Christ
Jeter
America
Fannie Wortman
Marion
Ind
Virginia
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COMUS
Quebec
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Carson
William Henry Drummond
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Janet Young
ES Lampkin
Bin
Endicott
Farmer Henderson
Los Angeles
Jensie Cathan
San Antonio
Mercer
Eddy Screiber
Milwaukee
Wd Backom
Mitteburg
Joe Chet
Honolulu
Haby
Giersdort Co
Giersdorf Company
America’s Greatest Popular Priced Musical Organization
New Kemmerer Theatre
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