Wyoming Legislature Sees Major Bills Debated
Opened fourth session of Thirteenth Wyoming legislature focuses on public utilities law civic regulation and a broad range of bills. Key items include public utilities commission, prohibition, workmen compensation, tax and pension ideas, and capital relocation debate amid strong opposition to local institution funding.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Secnion
Public Utilities Commission
House
State Bureau of Labor and Statistics
Office of
State Labor Commissioner
Sheridan
Laramie
The County Fair Reflections By Peter Radford
The essay praises farmers and mechanical innovation seen at fairs The writer cites the mechanical department as a congress of mental giants whose inventions like the sickle binder and cotton gin uplift civilization He lauds inventive minds as the most valuable farmhands emphasizing utility efficiency and silent praise from harvest fields worldwide
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Ron
Steel
Farmer Radford on Woman Suffrage
The speaker portrays women as the guiding force of home life and moral virtue, arguing motherhood on farms inspires society while politics and governance are outside women’s sphere. The piece urges protecting women from political burdens to preserve domestic welfare and demote public duties.
Caprice at New Kemmerer Theatre Featuring Mary Pickford
Mrs Piske presents Caprice a Famous Players feature starring Mary Pickford as Mercy in a backwoods girl turned society wife tale. Owen Moore co stars with Pickford and Vreux appears opposite. Show runs Sunday Feb 7 at the New Kemmerer Theatre.
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Famous Players
Mary
Jack
Mary Pickford
Owen Moore
Harvest ‘Vreux
Devil
New Kemmerer ‘Theatre
Unclear OCR fragment on certificates and dates
Fragmentary notice references certificates and months with unclear details. Mentions sums and dates but lacks coherent facts or identifiable names or places for a solid summary.
Judge Mott Plans Permanent Move to Kemmerer
Judge J. M. Mott, once of Kemmerer and brother of the Lincoln Mar owner, visited Kemmerer last week from Green River City. He previously moved to Denver for marriage, then returned to Green River to run the Wyomingsriar. Now he has disposed of Green River interests and will stay in Kemmerer permanently.
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J. M. Mott
Kemmerer
Green River City
Mr. Mott
Lincoln Mar
Denver
Green River
Wyomingsriar
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Endorsed for 20 Years
Mrs. Marykeville of New Jersey reports long time use of Chamberlains Cough Remedy in her home for croup whooping cough and colds. She notes it is free from opium and harmful drugs and safe for children, with broad neighborly endorsement.
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