Frontier Days hotel rates spark protests nationwide
The weekly roundup notes hotel and restaurant price hikes during Frontier Days in Cheyenne with rooms rising from 1.50 to 5.00 per night. It also reports local cases including a quarantine violator in Cheyenne and other regional notes on law, finance, and public affairs across Wyoming and nearby states.
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Cheyenne
Miss In Dobersteen
United States Public Health Service
Misa Dobersteen
Chayanne
Worland
Ae Sheen Company
Cody
5Iman and Co
Philadelphia
Arkansas State History and Name Origins Overview
This excerpt traces Arkansas etymology from a possible Indian tribe link to the Arkansas River and notes pronunciation debates resolved by a 1881 senate resolution. It covers Arkansas as a Louisiana Purchase area, French settlement around 1685, brief Spanish control, U.S. acquisition in 1803, partitions forming Missouri and Arkansas territories, Pike’s 1808 expedition myths, and the state’s admission as the 25th Union member. It also mentions mineral springs at Hot Springs and region geography.
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Kansas
Arkansas
State Senate
Louisiana Purchase
Spain
United Stated
Louisiana Territory
Lousiana
Missouri Territory
Arkenoman
Indian Territory
Pike
Rockies
Great American Desert
South
State of the Union
MaCiure
Indian Day urged by Sioux chiefs at White House
Chief Battle Bear and Princess Buffalo Bear from Sioux Indiana of South Dakota travel from the White House to urge President Har ding to proclaim a day as Hadrian Diy for Indians who fought in the recent war. A headless chief and moccasins for Mrs. Hine ng were presented to the Indians.
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Princess Buffalo Bear
Indiana
South Dakota
White House
Harding
Mrs. Hineng
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