A Look Back in Time: Feb. 12, 1917
City and county offices, banks, schools and post offices were closed today in observance of Lincoln’s birthday. The weekly council meeting will be held tomorrow. A rancher was in Sheridan this morning seeking to sell a load of baled straw to the city street department. He quoted a price of $12 per ton. The matter of building a huge sign bearing a suitable city slogan has been suggested to M. Steele, secretary of the Sheridan Commercial club. It was pointed out that such a sign, located so it could be seen from all parts of the city and from the incoming trains, would result in a great deal of publicity for the city. More Like this A Look Back in Time: Dec. 31, 1919 A Look Back in Time: Feb. 3, 1920 A Look Back in Time: March 12, 1920 Spanish Influenza, Oct. 9, 1918
