State university finances and local debate noted
In 2018 Lincoln County raised 13 million in property value and collected county and state levies totaling 146 thousand. Eight years from 1913 the county levy fell, state levy rose, while county expenses grew slightly yet state support rose near 200. The Lambs demanded more and praised a high school meal service, with a future meeting set for December 21 supervised by J. Burch A. M. King and J M. Olsen.
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High Hool
Ha Eless
Theystee
Roy A. Moon
Rex McMastere
James Witherspoon
J. &. Burch
A. M. King
J M. Olsen
School teachers not competent and education week speakers
The piece notes Education Week activities led by the National Educational Association and the American Legion. C. S. Beach, a University of Wyoming trustee, and A. L. Burgoon gave talks on Wyoming education. Lambs' club hosts musical numbers by the high school glee club and other groups, drawing strong applause.
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University of Wyoming
A. L. Burgoon
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Estate
Wyoming
Lambs’ Club
Glee Club
Platte county Democrats pledge Kendrick in 1921 meeting
The Platte county Wyoming Democrats at a Wheatland gathering on December 3 1921 endorse John B Kendrick for United States Senator. A resolution lauds his past service as Wyoming governor and senator and urges him to seek reelection to the Senate.
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Wyo
Platte County
Kendrick
Wyoming
Jin
John B. Kendrick
United States
United States Senate
Commonwealth
John B Kendrick
Pledge of Loyal Party Support Proclaimed
A partisan message pledges the most loyal support of the party organization to him, stressing unity and commitment. The statement emphasizes collective backing from party units and volunteers to advance the candidate’s goals.
District Two School Notes Highlight Attendance and Programs
The district reports strong attendance with some grades at 109 percent and calls for parents to attend board sessions. Superintendent Burgoon completed his monthly visits, notes pupil progress, and school nurses address common tooth and vision issues. Red Cross solicitors report 110 memberships, with funds aiding the school nurse. The district lists various student clubs, new arithmetics, a library drive, and honors for high attendance and scholarship.
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Burgoon
Isabel Neil
Minnie Gianguille
Marguerite Ravanello
Katherine Little
Evelyn Mallow
Hilman Kully
Louretta Hackenburg
Gwen Fen
Ruby Stevenson
Red Cross
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