1806 The Corps of Discovery entered La Charette, the first American controlled settlement they had been in since departing over two years earlier.
1858 Camp Walbach established in what is now Laramie County.
1870 Wyoming Library and Literary Association organized. Attribution: Wyoming State Historical Society.
1873 Panic swept the New York Stock Exchange due to railroad bond and bank failure issues.
1916 The Wyoming Tribune for September 20, 1916: Villa in Chihuahua
World War One in the East took the big headline for Cheyenne's other newspaper, but Villa in Chihuahua showed up as well, a couple of days after the other Cheyenne newspaper reported on the raid. This report had a different character, however.
Oil also showed up on the front page, as did a population predication, not the largest from the state's early history, that shows that it was made during a booming economy. A horse at the sold at auction was celebrated at the Natrona County Fair.
1916 The Wyoming Tribune for September 20, 1916: Villa in Chihuahua
World War One in the East took the big headline for Cheyenne's other newspaper, but Villa in Chihuahua showed up as well, a couple of days after the other Cheyenne newspaper reported on the raid. This report had a different character, however.
Oil also showed up on the front page, as did a population predication, not the largest from the state's early history, that shows that it was made during a booming economy. A horse at the sold at auction was celebrated at the Natrona County Fair.
1944 Soldiers from Ft. F. E. Warren collected scrap metal from the Ferris-Haggerty copper mine. Attribution: Wyoming State Historical Society.
2006 The Heart Mountain Relocation Center designated a National Historic Landmark.
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