Wyoming's Suffrage Milestone Marked In State History
The article notes Wyoming’s early adoption of women’s equal rights, highlighting the 1869 territorial law and the 1869/1880s actions leading to full suffrage. It mentions land marks, Governor Campbell’s signature, and the bronze tablet at the original legislative site in Denver with key figures like Edward M. Lew and Mary Stak.
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Wyoming
Mary Thew
Denver
Edward M. Lew
Wynning
Hood
Seventeenth and
Carey Avenue
Yeire No. Joa Campbell
Wholesale Western meats price comparison shows mixed movement
The analysis compares wholesale beef lamb and mutton prices in New York and Boston markets over the year ending December and the week ending 1907. It notes higher beef prices and overall lamb prices rising in New York while mutton lags, with notable gaps between markets and periods.
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New York
Toston
Dian
Prine
New
Yan Tives
Uring
Kemmerer District Urged to Build Larger High School
A prominent local leader urged Kemmerer district to proceed with a planned expansion of the high school as rapid population growth is expected. The proposal includes remodelling the basement for manual training, adding a large gymnasium and assembly hall, and relocating rooms to create specialized spaces for classrooms and vocational training. The speech notes current attendance in higher grades is high for the area and emphasizes the need for modern facilities to match athletic and educational ambitions.
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Kettmerer
Papile
Almidet
Cook
Jon
Tash
Kemmerer
Elk Country Divides Hunters and Ranchers in Jackson Hole
The article surveys Elin Frazer’s critique in the Saturday Evening Post of Jackson Hole and Lincoln County, arguing that big ranchers east of the range want elk exterminated while local ranchmen near Jackson Hole defend wildlife. It portrays captivity of land, the tension between preservation and profiteering, and Frazer’s view of Hold-ups and cattle rustling as part of western myth.
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Eliculmvh Prezer
Jackson Hole
Saturday Evening Post
Lincoln County
Ala
Philippines
Mine Frazer
Jos Freser
Idacksen
Alk Hoe
Jackson Holu
Idaho
Prazer
Jenny
Wyoming Claims Nation's Richest Per Capita Status
The article extols Wyoming as the richest state per capita due to natural resources being developed. It notes job growth in oil and irrigated farming, extensive mineral deposits, coal fields, petroleum, natural gas, asphalt, phosphate, and metals. State revenues from lands and royalties exceed a million annually, bolstering the claim.
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Wyoming
Union
Irow
Wyoming Promotes Tax Lowers for Main Enterprise
The state outlines a tax lowering plan aimed at the principal business sector, seeking to attract investment and boost growth. Officials highlight reduced rates and streamlined procedures to support corporate activity while preserving revenue safeguards.
Federal aid saves Wyoming elk herds from starvation
Washington January 25. Severe winter began in October forcing elk from the mountains to the Jackson Hole refuge earlier than usual. Under funding from the agriculture department 678 tons of hay and equipment were supplied to avert mass starvation among about 16 000 elk, with 8 000 to 10 000 at risk in midwinter.
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Washington, D. C
Samn
Jackson Hole Valley
Wyoming
Montana
Jackson
Wyomin
Theiological Survey
Washington
Secretary of Agriculture
B. W. Nolsont
Bological Survey
Wyoming Educators to Have Conference
The annual conference of extension workers will be held at the University in Laramie from Monday January 26 to Friday January 30. All extension faculty across the state will gather for intensive discussions, reports on the past year's work, and plans for the year ahead. Prize debates feature Miss Alice Hardie of Rock River winning first in the women’s tryout, with several others selected as reps and alternates for intercollegiate debates.
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Laramie
Wanmeinjly Rapid Geowti
Usui
Grosilentn
Weday
Suvanbe
Vistvorm
Iweys
Mixa Alice Hardie
Rock River
Treshman
Miss Hardie
Delta Ta
Mise Sylva Edstrom
Worland
Mise Helen Nicholas
Sundance
Milas Hetty Showalter
Lovell
Woiming
Mise Ethel Soden
Douglas
Misx Bessie Day
Turamle
Elk Herd Faces Hard Times North of Yellow Stone Park
The National Park Service has allocated 80 000 dollars and bought 1 000 tons of hay near Gerdner to support the northern elk herd. About 4 000 animals were killed in the hunting season, leaving roughly 14 000, with hunting pressures easing as northern ranges offer increasingly limited access.
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Yellowstone Park
National Park Service
Gerdner, Jent
Oil Withdrawals and Impoundments Reported for 1919
The General Land Office report to Congress covers the fiscal year ending June 30 1919. It notes oil withdrawals totaling 98 es in Wyoming were made and later restored as non oil land. Salt Creek field operations produced 9 645 181 barrels of oil and 268 826 882 cubic feet of gas with proceeds impounded except for 8 center barrel. turns from the oil sale amounted to 4 177 dollars.
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The
General Land Office
Congress
Wyoming
Salt Creek
Land Office
Fossil Fish Donated to Wyoming Museum
The state historical department announces a fossil fish collection donated to the general museum. P J Quealy of Kemmerer and M Craig of Fossil contributed two-thirds and one-third respectively. Specimens from Fossil beds in Lincoln county date to the third or tertiary period and are millions of years old yet resemble modern fish.
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Wyoming Tribune
State Historical Department
P J. Quealy
Kemmerer
Craig
Fossil
General Museum
Wyoming Aggies Open 2020 Season With Victory Over Augie
The Wyoming basketball team defeated Augie 30 to 16 in an opening game at Fort Collins. Burns and Willis were absent, and practice had been brief, yet the Aggies dominated at every stage. The Cowboys travel to Laramie on Jun 81 for a match with Growley Norman college, with renewed confidence after two weeks of practice.
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Wyoming
Fort Collins
Burns
Willis
Laramie
Cowboys m
Growley Norman College
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Frontier Supply Co
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Rock Springs
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Salt Lake
Wyo
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Elk
United States
Rade Agricultural College
Fresh Cut
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Sweet Sip
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