Educators Meeting Declared Successful in Kemmerer
Dr C A Duniway president of Wyoming State University praised the Kemmerer hosts Professor Burch and townspeople for an unusually successful State Teachers association meeting. He noted papers and discussions would lead to a Casper meeting next year and a committee to study key educational matters for proposed legislation.
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Kemmerer
State Teachers’ Association
C. A. Duniway
Wyoming State University
State ‘Teachers’ Association
Casper
Kemmerer Ladies Host Lively Reception at Commercial Club
A Wednesday afternoon reception in Kemmerer hosted by the Kemmerer Ladies Club drew about 200 visitors who passed the receiving line from 2 to 3. Mrs Pod Quealy chaired, praised for smooth arrangements. Attending were Mrs Pod Quealy, Mrs M B Shuck, Mrs Shark, Mrs C Watt Brandon, Mrs J Burch, Mrs Jon Smith, Mrs Roy Mason, Mrs J M Turner, and Mrs Maggie Nicholson. The rooms gleamed with flowers, Navajo rugs, and lace cloths as Mrs A D Hoskins and Mrs H E Christmas presided over refreshments.
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Kemmerer
Pod. Quealy
Lincoln County
A. D. Hoskins
H. E Christmas
Kemmers
Indie
List of Educators Present Outside County Teachers
A compiled roster lists educators present beyond county teachers. Names include university officials and school administrators from Wyoming and several towns such as Laramie Sheridan Rock Springs Green River Cheyenne Rawlins Wheatland Worland and Evanston with roles from presidents and superintendents to principals and registrars. The document appears to catalog attendees at a regional education meeting.
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Athony
A. Daniway
University of Wyoming
J. O. Creager
Normal School
Laramt
Abratndeon
University
Burrage
Miks Ruth Adsit
de J. E Butterworth
Juno Downey
Paycology
Henry G Kaight
Amy Wyoming
Geo
Commercial Club Reception Draws Large Crowd Amid Festive Decor
Thursday night reception and dance hosted by the Commercial Club attracted a big turnout. The hall featured pine and blue bird decorations suspended from the ceiling. Miss Emma Finney, mathematics teacher, organized the scene with flying birds on the sidewalls. Delicious punch circulated as the Kemmerer orchestra performed while attendees enjoyed the evening.
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Clu
Emma Finney
Mise Finneyle
Income Tax Notice From Early 1910s Guidance
Public notice outlines who must file income tax returns with a $4,000 income threshold, deductions for individuals and married couples, types of reportable income, allowable deductions, and penalties for late or false filings. It notes the reporting period starting March 1, 1914, and encourages job printing services.
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Internal Revenue
Howe
Desert leases open to Rock Springs grazing members
The Rock Springs grazing association lease opened January 1, with about 75 hands and 259,500 sheep on the range. Snow cover and feed shortages threaten early feeding by stricken herds, while dockmaster John Hay plans to begin feeding. Corn costs $1.50 per 100 pounds at Rock Springs. Coyotes persist as trappers attack predatory varmints.
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Rock Springs
Green River
Bitter Creek
John Hay
Granger
Cumberland
Lindwood
Peru Ridge
Blicksfork
Varmita
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First National Bank of
Rs & Chapin Reprietors
F. H. Chapin
Mgr
the City Drug Store
C. A. Christmas
Wyoming
Kunimurer
C. A. Duntway
J. B. Butterworth
Scondary Education
Ony
the Desert Lease
the Granger
Ofivers
Keminerer Savings Bank
D& Triet Company
Kerminerer Wonvailly
Debank
Beii
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