The Story of Our States Hope I Land and Rhode Island
An excerpt recounts colonial origins and early settlement figures, naming Rhode Island and Providence Plantations's role, pastor Hugh Williams, and the expulsion of Mrs Anne Hupehmana and her children. It mentions the 1788 ratification context and the movement toward state formation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seid
Rhode Island
Providence
Huger Willatis
Salem
Bagtane
Anne Hupehmana
Ieliud
Aguldnert
Yan
Miles
Tunis
Mediterra
Jena
Lycoy
Maaternvento
Qty
An Appeal For Wyoming's Dependent Children
Cathedral Home in Laramie, run by Episcopal Church, moved to St. Joseph's Hospital site to house up to sixty children. It costs about 30 dollars per child each month, with 46 to 40 children in care, creating substantial debt and urging Wyoming residents to support this humane effort for homeless youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
St. Josephs Llosnital
Roman Geolic Church
Episcopal Church
Laramie
Ivingon
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Mia
Cathedral
Harding changes Civil Service postmaster selection rules
President Harding issued a new order replacing Wilson era civil service rules for first second and third class postmasters. The plan allows the postmaster general to pick the favored candidate from the top three examiners, affects about 13 000 offices nationwide, bars entrants over 65 and residents must have two-year local residency. Contributions to state work urged with address for Mrs Eggleston at the First National Bank in Laramie Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Wilson
New Wyoming State Directory Issued by Secretary Chaplin
The 1921 official directory of Wyoming has been issued by Secretary of State W. E. Chaplin. It lists names and addresses of all state officers including judiciary, all federal officers for Wyoming, United States commissioners, and information on state and federal courts. The 1920 section returns are included. Read the Classified Ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Wyoming
W. E. Chaplin
United States
New Faculty Appointments At University of Wyoming
The University announces two new appointments for the coming year. Professor Robert M. Smith will succeed R. B. Peane as head of English, currently at Drury College with strong educator and administrator credentials. Edwin Wayeen named associate professor in botany. K. Payson, Wyoming native and 1917 University graduate, joins after wartime service.
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Robert M. Smith
R. B. Peane
Smith
Drury College
Columbia University
Edwin Wayeen
K. Payson
Wyoming
Num
Water-power washing machine and wringer for sale
Classified ad text offers a water power washing machine and wringer for cheap. Inquire at Camera office. Also wants clean rags and offers 10c per pound. Two hole stove and lengths of pipe and elbow for sale. Call 19.
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Goodrich
Silvertown
B. F.goodrich Rubber Company
Akron, Ohlo
Wilton
University, OF Wyoming
Washington University
St. Louis
Cheney & Co
Toledo
Frontier Supply Co
Kemmerer Union Laundry
Ranklin
Franklin
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