Always do Your Best Inspires Wyoming Woman Suffrage Legend
In 1869 Swan B Anthony toured the United States urging women to vote. She faced a sparse Cheyenne audience but chose to speak, recalling her motto Always do your best. Her Wyoming speech helped prompt the territory to grant women full suffrage, marking a historic first. Her decades long campaign framed the struggle for women's rights as persistent and steadfast.
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Swan B. Anthony
United States
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Territory
Veterans Question Box on GI loans and veteran living rights
A veteran asks why GI home loans can not fund a smaller property and expresses frustration at high prices. The reply notes loan choices, suggests consulting a county agent or VA office, and mentions veteran age and automotive aid data. Other readers inquire about veteran grave markers and disabled veteran vehicle assistance, with brief official responses.
John Young Family Reunion at the Young home
The John Young family held a reunion at their home on Independence Day. All children and most grandchildren attended except two, Bernice and Donna from California visited with Mr and Mrs Young. The note mentions World War I markers and suggests writing to the U.S. Army Quartermaster General for spec updates.
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John Young
Independence Ay
Bernice
Donna
Californias
Phosphate Beds To Be Inspected by Large Company
Dr Rubey of the U S Geological Service says a major phosphate company will study intermountain phosphate beds this summer. The area is among the world's richest deposits but is undeveloped, with eastern farmers and Florida exports limiting western adoption of phosphate fertilizers. Most output in recent years has been shipped to Japan. Local boosters hope Ver nal area surveys proceed.
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United States
Intermountain
Wwiliteen Rubay
U. S. Geological Service
Washington, D.C
Dr. Rubey
Florida
North Africa
Rubey
Japan
Intah Basin
Vernal
Uinta Mountains
Thubey
Lions Club Names Committees for Ensuing Year
Lions Club announced committee assignments led by president Alvin Weeks. Directors in charge include Harold Reader in Agriculture and Francis Feltch in Airport, with numerous members across attendance, education, health, parks, and more, reflecting a wide service program.
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Lions Club
Alvin R. Weeks
Harold Reader
Dale Naylor
Marvin Smith
Gogh W. Colton
Francis Feltch
Martin Campbell
Jack Turner
Jesse Tombard
Ferson Hacking
R.J. Seager
Zarl Free
Ian
Harold Lundell
J. C. Anderson
M. O. Boswell
Ona Harrison
Harmon Sowards
Curt Dudley
E. L. Bennion
John Stace
Ernest S Calnwell
Howard Calder
Raymond Anderson
Coke Jeffries
Rulon S. Hacking
Leo Thorne
Wm. Wallis
Charles Halstead
Don Jensen
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Che Ferprovement Plate Hopkins, T. W. Sweatman, R. F. Eteney
Rulon Hacking
J. A. Cheney
Lee Sneden
Carl Dudley
Echo Park Water Conservation
Leon Christensen
B. Hstringham
Hugh Colion
W. S. Henderson
Raymond Siddeway
Ra Spendrave
Cheliusy Calwells
George Roth
O. J. Barnett
Eugene Weist
Doc Barr
Henry Millecam
Ray Spendlove
Stan King
Jesse Lombard
Karl Swain
C. R. Jeffries
Ralph Siddoway
Ralph Rolfe
Lions
A. D. Dudley
Harald Lundell
Glen Lambert
LeRoy Taylor
LaBell Anderson
Stanely King
T. R. Seager
Harmon Sowardy
Rice Cooper
Wendell Pope
Stanley King
Leland Bennion
Henderson
Cheney
Stringham
Grant. West
Parks
Henry Schaefermeyer
Larr. Richardson
Zelph Calder
Franke Mender
Ute Indians to sue over Rangely oil field value
The Uintah-Carey Agency Utes will press a 4.5 million acre land dispute with the U S government in Grand Junction starting August 8. The court will hear surface value evidence from Ute and government attorneys, with a separate later hearing to assess subsurface value. The case traces to 1941 when the Utes sued for land value in western Colorado.
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Uintah-Carey Indian Agency
U. S
Colorado
Rangely Oilfield
Grand Junction
Court of Claims
Washington, D.C
Utes
United States
Disabled World War II Veterans May Enlist in Regular Army
Partially disabled and combat-wounded World War II veterans may reenlist in the Regular Army at the grade held on discharge until December 31. Sgt. Hindenach of the Prova recruiting office notes thousands of disabled veterans are filling posts in various headquarters and installations. Amputations do not preclude certain work. amputees hold good office jobs. The court of claims ruled the Utes case legitimate and offered the appraisal.
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