Centered Wyoming University Should Not Split Agriculture Plans
A Wyoming legislator argues against creating a separate agricultural college and a school of mechanical arts, citing centralization advantages and unity of the University of Wyoming. He warns disintegration would waste resources, reduce student opportunities, and harm state higher education.
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School of Mechanical Arts
University of Wyoming
Wisconsin
Minois
Nebraska
Minnesota
Colorado
Wyoming
Laramie
Agricultural College
Lasamie
Crepe Hangers Reflect on Bad Times in Early America
The piece recalls 150 years of US progress since 1776 and 1812, noting how eras of "Bad Times" bred optimism. It portrays the tradition of crepe hanging by gloomy gus es, celebrating resilience during periods of strife and warfare.
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United States of America
Crepe Hangers Debate Enduring Influence in Economy
The author argues crepe hangers are a constant threat, but business and investors endure. They claim times aren’t bad, just portrayed that way, and note investors are buying bargains amid low prices while optimists see survivial and ongoing progress in the economy.
Felix Thomas Dies in Ogden Funeral Held for LDS Church Member
Felix Thomas died in Ogden after a nine year illness. He is survived by son Fadward of Ogden, four daughters including Mrs J Jack of Vernon Utah and Mrs Annie Clauzar of Milzaro Montana, twenty six grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Funeral services were held Tuesday at the L D S chapel with a choir of local women and presiding elder John McPhie officiating. Interment was in the local cemetery.
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Kemmerer
Felix
Fadward
Ogden
Mra
J. Jack
Vernon
Utah
Annie Clauzar
Milzaro
Montana
Hussar
Sublet
Europe
Mesdames
Dick Brown
Griff Roberts
Nelson
Hancey
McPhie
John McPhie
L. D. & Church
Fred Hancey
Wyoming Senate Approves Enforcement Department Bill
The Wyoming state senate passed a bill to create a state department of law enforcement with a seven agent limit. The measure, 20 to 4, now goes to the governor for final action amid strong opposition in the House records. Also, the Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist church meets tomorrow with a special 3 pm business session hosted by Mesdames Ernest Holmes and Rex McMaster.
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State Department of Law Enforcement
Wyoming State Senate
Senate
House
Casper
Lucas
Stansbury
Green
Shinazy
Ladies' Aid Society
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Methodist Church
Ernest Holmes
Rex McMaster
Delaware Senate approves harsh highway robbery penalty
Dover reports the Delaware state senate passed a bill setting 40 lashes on the bare back and not less than 20 years imprisonment plus a $500 fine for highway robbery. The vote was unanimous.
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Dover
Delaware State Senate
Harding to receive less pay than Wilson in annual salary
Washington reports President Harding will earn about 18 thousand dollars yearly, less than President Wilson. The Treasury will pay Harding 75 thousand dollars, the same as Wilson, while Harding must pay income tax that Wilson was exempted from under the 1915 revenue law ruling.
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Washington
W. G. Harding
Woodrow Wilson
Treasury
Mr. Harding
Wilson
Internal Revenue
Harding
Chamberlain's Tablet remedy praised for constipation
Noting that Rich as Croesus would not find a better remedy for constipation than Chamberlain's Tablets. They are easy and pleasant to take and when the proper dose is taken produce a mild and gentle effect. They also strengthen digestion.
Nordquist Wright Nuptials Surprises Kemmerer Friends
Mr and Mrs Carl Nordquist return after two week absence to Kemmerer where they announce their marriage in Pocatello Idaho. Mrs Nordquist formerly Gladys Weight of Diamondville. The couple plans to reside in Kemmerer with Nordquist employed as shop foreman at Kemmerer Garage.
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Nordquist
Band Forms with Nineteen Members at First Practice
Last Wednesday the newly formed band recruited nineteen members and plans to add more. The roster lists L G Silfvast as leader and solo cornet, with David Hunter, Jerry Jampsa, John Seager, Raymond Corra, William Hunter, John Molinar, Andrew Morrow, Thomas Jones Sr and Jr, Ferdinand Fagnant, Armand Fagnant, Joe Evans, Raymond Silfvast, Elmer Silfvast, Sam Daniels, and others playing cornet, clarinet, saxophones, trombone, bass, snare drum, and piccolo. The first practice was held Sunday afternoon at City Hall.
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L. G Silfvast
David Hunter
Jerry Jampsa
John Seager
Raymond Corra
William Hunter
John Molinar
Andrew Morrow
Thomas Jones Sr
Thos Jones, Jr
Ferdinand Fagnant
Armand Fagnant
Joe ‘Evans
William Silfvast
Elmer Silfvast
Sam Daniels
Raymond Silfvast
The Pride of a Mother in Her Children Quote
A Dickensian reflection stating pride in children blends faith and hope as the antidote to pride, framing maternal pride as virtuous rather than vice.
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Charles Dickens
Philosophy. It Might Help Me Live Another Few Years
Fragmentary quote from Christiania Tyrihans about endurance and hope. The text suggests a reflection on life length and personal resilience. No corroborating details or context available.
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Christiania Tyrihans
Wyoming Lincoln County moves to organize Settlers Irrigation District
In the Third Judicial District of Lincoln County Wyoming a petition seeks organization of the Settlers Irrigation District. The plan would construct operate and maintain ditches canals dams flumes and reservoirs for irrigation domestic and other purposes and acquire rights of way and property as needed within a described boundary in township 47 north range 118 west.
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State of
Wyoming
Lincoln
Settlers Irrigation District
Third Judicial District
Lincolln
Wyoming-Idaho
Snake River
Weat
6Th
Prince Meridian
Beo
Mange
Hearing on Irrigation District petition in Kemmerer Wyoming
The District Court of the Third Judicial District Lincoln County Wyoming fixes March 3 1921 at 10 am in Kemmerer Court Room for a hearing on the proposed irrigation district petition. Owners or interests in lands within the boundary may contest sufficiency of petition signers notices law and boundaries by filing written objections with the Clerk before the hearing. Floraa Chapelle Clerk of Court. 6-9-2-23
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Posed
Settlers Irrigation District
Kemmerer
Lincoln
Wyoming
Aid Yes
Court of the
Third Judicial District
County of
State of
Flo LA Chapelle
Diamondville Notes An Idaho Home Evening Recap
Diamondville Notes recount a visit by Mr J Rottman as guest of honor at a party with attendees Meldam Sneddon Hassel Holmes and King. Koffman was entertained by former Home Beoromice cob members. Minnie Haddenham spent ten days visiting friends out of town.
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Idaho
Scottness
J. Rottman
Meldam
Sneddon
Hassel
Holmes
King
Mr. Koffman
Minnie Haddenham
Legislature Works Nights in Early Evening Sessions
The lower house has begun regular evening sessions starting Monday and will continue until adjournment on Saturday the 12th. House floor leader Underwood cited over 200 bills in the House and over 100 in the Senate general files requiring consideration.
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Underwood
House
Senate
Unscrutable OCR Fragment Sums to Brief Item
A damaged readable OCR fragment notes a company or entity reference Chaney te Co and Toheta with unclear context. The text lacks clear event, date, or location details to form a full news item.
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Ranger
Chaney Te Co
Toheta, Cio
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