Wyoming Legislature Near End Of Session With Several Bills For Consideration
As three days remain in the session, bills such as House 106 appropriating 210000 for soldier memorials, House 96 shifting tax listing to property owners, House 52 redefining county commissioner districts, and House 58 creating a state commissioner of insurance face action. Senate File 34 for a Thermopolis soldier memorial sanitarium may be killed. numerous measures including blue sky and education board changes advance. A total of 310 bills were introduced with notable ones reshaping taxation, irrigation districts, and state fair oversight.
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Thermopolis
Carey County
Board of Equalization
State Commissioner of Taxation
State Board of Education
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Capitol
Former Kemmerer teacher and husband thrive in Winslow
Mrs. C. C. Grover reports she and her husband, both former Kemmerer teachers, enjoying Winslow Arizona where Mr. Grover is superintendent of 900 pupil schools. A patent-teachers association model fosters cooperation. Winslow provides free nurse and doctor care for children unable to pay. The high school boasts a strong band and glee club as Prof. Grover plans Columbia summer study.
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C. C. Grover
the Pease
Kemmerer Schools
Winslow
Arizona
Grover
Patent-Teachers Association
Rsa
Columbia University
New York
Rochester
Minn
Hedblom
Mayo Brothers Hospital
That City
Ninth Annual Ball of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
The Ninth Annual Ball of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen Local No 607 will be held Saturday evening February 22 at the Lyceum Hall. Rail workers have organized a large event with printed programs and refreshments. The Kemmerer orchestra of eight musicians will provide music and visitors from nearby towns are expected to attend the dance.
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the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
Lyceum Hall
U.P
Kemmerer
Salt Lake City
Wyoming
Differences in Fashion Move Through Japan and Sumatra
A fragment notes changing beauty norms with golden teeth among professionals in Japan while in Sumatra certain people reject front teeth. The text contrasts styles and personal choices affecting appearance across regions.
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Japan
News From Tamera Sets Optimistic Tone
A positive briefing highlights uplifting developments in the Tamera area. Local officials announce progress on community projects while residents report improved services and renewed confidence in local leadership.
George Easton Returns From Mare Island Camp
George Easton came back from the Mare Island Marine training camp near San Francisco. He reports gaining weight and says he enjoyed army life. He previously worked in the sales department at Kemmerer Hardware and plans to study farming and undertaking in Denver before returning to manage the local hardware store.
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George Easton
Mare Island
San Francisco
California
George
Kemmerer Hardware Store
Denver
Beautiful Ferns Care Guide for New Fern Shoots
When new shoots of potted ferns appear turn them to the Nebt until they are well up and started in the right direction. As the fern fills out the result will be a handsome houseplant with lush, healthy growth.
Insect Intelligence: Wasps Near Ant Hills Reported
A fragment notes wasps near ant mounds showing insect behavior patterns. Researchers observe interactions suggesting complex intelligence in small arthropods in a rural setting.
Elks Lodge Dance Dazzles Rock Springs Community
Six or seven husky bucks returned from Rock Springs with the Elks brand antlers and a spirited mood. The Elk Lodge held a grand Saturday dance at the Elks home, ending near dawn with a late menu and royal entertainment. Initiates from Kemmerer included Dale Crane Joe Pis Paul Comer Mr Hathenbruck and Joe Angelo. Local attendees included Clare Rochever Mary Rochever Bud Hocker and Charles Matthews.
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Rock Springs
Elk Lodge
Elks
Elks of
Kemmerer
Dale Crane
Joe Pis
Paul Comer
Mr. Hathenbruck
Joe Angelo
Biases Clare
Ids
Mary Rochever
Messrs
Bud Hocker
Charles Matthews
Cook's Pavilion Skating Each Evening for Evening Enjoyment
Cook's Pavilion advertises skating each evening except Gum day from 8 to 7 with band on Sundays afternoons. It promotes as the best place in town for an evening's enjoyment and invites readers to spend an evening with Moses Cook program.
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Moses Cook
The Senior Close Honors Veterans at High School
The 1919 senior class plans a week of events honoring the faculty and returned soldiers. A large display of ambition marks their activities with a notable Friday dancing party and well prepared programs. Domestic science girls are also noted for their capable work.
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United States
Archie Cameron Dies After Operation
The 14 year old Archie Cameron, son of Mr and Mrs Cameron of Frontier, died at the family home after an operation at Lincoln County Miners Hospital about a week earlier. The funeral was held yesterday afternoon from Frontier Hall with Rev Button of the Methodist church officiating.
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Archie Cameron
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