Wyoming Republicans Adopt Liberal Resolutions In Cheyenne
Wyoming Republicans from all factions met in Cheyenne on April 6, 1914 to adopt a full set of liberal resolutions. They call for protections for women and children, a woman matron at state homes, modern roads with bonds, federal aid to interstates, a public utilities commission, broader publicity and an immigration bureau, and streamlining education leadership. They condemn Wilson’s foreign policy, support initiative and referendum, stronger anti corruption laws, tariff reform, and protections for domestic producers. They advocate tariffs on foreign meats, stamp inspections, and a nonpartisan tariff board, plus securities acts and pension of economy in government.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
Shackelford
Public Utilities Commission
Woodrow Wilson
Atlantic Seaboard
Wyomlie
Texas
Board of Equalization
Potato Blight Cause and Spray Method Explained
J Stamtown argues the blight begins on the potato vine and must be treated there. He prescribes spraying six inch high vines with Bordeaux mixture and arsenate of lead, plus irrigation and careful cultivation to prevent blight and secure a full crop.
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Northwest
J. Stamtown
Watson Loses Fingers at Gristmill Accident
L B Watson foreman at the assaults mill suffered a severe accident this morning. While feeding a grinder his gloved hand was drawn into the machine, losing three fingers at the joints. He was taken to the hospital for treatment.
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Watson
L. BE. Watson
Tragic death of Dr Samuel J Neill shocks Basin community
On the second anniversary of his marriage Dr Samuel J Neill a Basin dentist took his own life after months of ill health insomnia and melancholy. Neill died at his home in Basin with his wife and infant daughter surviving. Coroner and county attorney conducted an inquest returning a verdict of death by self harm. Neill had moved to Cody three years prior and built a respected practice. The community mourns the loss of a dedicated physician.
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Samuel J. Neill
Prom Inert Basin
Neill
G. A. Harris
Dr. Harris
Dr. VanSlyke
Gebo
Harrie
Emporia
Kennas
Nellie
Echpose
Maked Oly
Idaho
Modern Woodmen of America
Somorrow Morttag
Weather Notes Point to Dry Season Ahead for Farms
The report notes rainfall across the week improving soil conditions for farm work. Continuous precipitation from Sunday night into Tuesday created unusually fine ground, boosting preparation for summer range and crops.
Married life rumor swirls as under sheriff Rue weds
Rumors floated that Deputy Frank I Rue planned a major capture before leaving town. Reports from Billings say he married Mrs Daisy M Cloud of Grant City Missouri and that the Billings sheriff hosted him after the news became public. The couple’s friends here plan to greet them at the train.
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Frank I. Rue
Billings
Frank I
Daisy M. Cloud
Grant City
Basin
Rue
OL News Of The Week Drill For Basin Gardens
Local report notes a planned drill for Basin Gardens this week as community leaders outline safety steps and event details for residents and volunteers.
French Capital to Be Here as Weather Delays Work
Surveyor R B Tyler from Casper located terrain for multiple firms. Drillers guided by W S Collings and R H Ahrens toured the Bonanza field while Blakesley Bros moved a rig south of Torchlight. Heavy rains paused Torchlight and Alderdice wells for days. French capitalists finance a large scale field entry soon. Greybull Oil builds tanks near Greybull and enlarges Frannie area drilling. Roy Schenck will return to start developing holdings here.
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R. B. Tyler
Casper
W.S. Collings
R. H. Ahrens
Blakesley Bros
Louis F. Severson
Chas. E. Orchard
Basin Gardens
Alderdice Place
Greybull Oil Company
reyGbull
Frannie
Roy Schenck
Golden Wedding Celebrate Ruleys in Brington
Mr and Mrs T K Ruley of Brington observed their golden wedding anniversary last Monday. All their children attended except one daughter who lives in Canada. Many friends joined The Republican in extending congratulations and best wishes for many more years of happiness.
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W. 8. Collins
Wickwire
W. W. Murphy
Ko H. Ahrens
L. O. Gray
C. Pitzpatrick
5. T. Johnson
M. D. Harris
Mrs. Collina
T. K. Ruley
Brington
Canada
Repubican
Sidewalk Contract Built On Second Street
L A Zane let the contract for a 100 foot concrete walk in front of a residence on Second Street. J H Welsh has secured the contract and is at work. The project will be a decided improvement for that part of town.
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L. A. Zane
Second Street
J. H. Welsh
Elk Arrival Felt Across Wyoming Canyon Regions
A car load of elk arrived at Manderson last Saturday, and a large bull elk was moved through Greybull. The shipments, from Jackson Hole country, came in from the south and will be placed in Shell Canyon and Paint Rock Canyon. Local inspectors checked the consignments before driving them toward the mountains.
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Manderson
Greybull
Jackson Hole
Shell Canyon
Paint Rock Canyon
Welch Buys Borner Place on the Grey Bus Line
R Welch of Arizona, a mining machinery dealer, has purchased the J. G. Borner place on the Grey bus. His brother will move in soon. Welch plans to drill several wells on the property this coming summer. Willis Wilon of St. Joe was in town yesterday on business.
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Borner Place
R Welch
Arizona
J. G. Borner
Mr. Welch
Willis Wilon
St. Joe
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J. Stant Brown
Spade
Doctor Neill
Wember
Down
Big Horn Basin
Farmers’ Union
W. J. Booth
Hyattville
Bia
Robert Gleeson
Cody
Powell
Baain
Rumsey
B. C. Romney
Qgody
M. D. Barney
Guy Rhodes
Worland
J. M. Grant
Lovell
O. R. Irwin
District 4
Jesus
D. R. Irwin
Wyo
Eases
E. C. Burroughs of
Douglas
Enders
B Street
Rue Is
Married
Farmers’ Records
H. H. Hime
Basin State Bank
A. Higby
State Fair Board
Hime
George Renner
Fenton Country
Ora Allen
Greybull Valley
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