The Kind of Man Our Next President Should Be
Uncle Ted argues the next president should have legislative experience in the House or Senate. He lists historic presidents with legislative roles and notes current Republican senators and governors as possible candidates, stressing familiarity with lawmaking and Congress to govern effectively. He emphasizes choosing a president from lawmakers who understand the legislative process.
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Uncle Ted
Jack
Ruth
Daddy
Washington
House of Representatives
Senate
Woodrow Wilson
House
Congress
Great Britain
Continental Congress
George Washington
John Adams
Thomas Jefferson
James Madison
James Monroe
Virginia
John Quincy Adams
Massachusetts
Andrew Jackson
Martin van Buren
New York
William Henry Harrison
Ohio
John Tyler
Harrison
Franklin Pierce
New Hampshire
Abraham Lincoln
Illinois
Andrew Johnson
Tennessee
Lincoln
White House
James A. Garfield
Benjamin Harrison
Indiana
William McKinley
Huth
Ted
McKe
Woodrow and Westward Events in a Irascible Office Note
A rambling, humorous office column voice rails at political figures and events surrounding Woodrow Wilson, criticizing Baker and Daniels, praising steelworkers at Pueblo, and recounting chaotic Navy press coverage. The narrator derides opponents, recalls trips to Cheyenne and Pueblo, and contemplates future presidential chances.
Wyoming Yellowstone and Midwest Oil Deal Hits Big Juneau Field
The Wyoming Yellowstone Oil Company and the Midwest Refining Company close a major fifty fifty drilling agreement on the Golden Owen dome in Hot Springs county. Midwest to place seven rigs for shallow drilling and begin a deep test within 30 days, with more rigs likely. Production shared equally. gas for operations from Midwest wells and a carbon black plant to operate on gas. The deal signals rapid field development and major activity in the Wyoming oil region.
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Wyoming Yellowstone
Midwest Refining Company
Hot Springs County
Iiso
Jolden Owen Dome
Midwest
W.Y
Golden Beagle Dome
Wyoming
Wyoming-Yellowstone
Wyoming- Yellowstone
Thermopolis
Alfalfa Growth Possible At High Altitudes
Colorado State Agricultural College answers inquiries on growing alfalfa at elevations up to 9 000 feet. Hardy alfalfa such as Grimm performs better than common types in short seasons and survives severe winters, with one or more cuts depending on altitude and conditions. Clovers may outperform alfalfa in some 7 100 to 9 000 foot areas.
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Colorado State Agricultural College
Kezer
Herefords Praise Wyoming Breeders Amid Severe Cattle Deaths
Wyoming cattlemen J. H. Boos and MS. Dana Parkman of Parkman endure the third consecutive year of extreme cattle deaths. Boos notes Herefords held flesh during the drought while others perished, reinforcing confidence in whiteface stock despite heavy range losses.
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Wyoming
J. H. Boos
MS. Dana
Parkman
Wye
Boon
Wyoming cattle trade and ranch updates report
The article chronicles cattle movements to Texas and Wyoming with shipments of bulls, investments in purebred stock, and winter feeding practices. It notes rising land values due to irrigation, estimates future bull demand, and highlights Booz’s Hereford operation with 1902 start, beets and feed costs, and plans for four carloads next spring. It also includes legal notices about a real estate petition and a guardianship sale order in Big Horn County.
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Booz
Harris
Fairfax
Iowa
Montana
F. O. B. Omaha
Wyoming
Fifth Judicial District OF
Big Horn
Cleo S. Lynn
Lester W. Lynn
Wealtha Lynn
Veda F. Lynn
Ireta Lynn
Lemar Lynn
Wilma Lynn
Charles S. Lynn
Cleo
Lynn
Slock
Basin
Big Horn County
Basin Republican
Contractor Offers Services After Purchase
Notice to the public from J H Welsh announcing the purchase of J Gould’s interest in the contracting business. He states several years of experience and offers to perform all kinds of contracting work and provide service and satisfaction.
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J. ¥. Gould
J. HW
Berthelson Sues Grant For Quiet Title In Wyoming Property
Junius G. Berthelson files in Big Horn county Wyoming a suit to quiet title to Lots 2 and 3 in the SW quadrant of Section 19 Township 55 North Range 97 West, containing 128.66 acres, seeking a fee simple decree and naming Henry Grant of Abiquiu New Mexico as defendant.
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District Court
Fifth Judicial District
State OF
Wyoming
County OF
Big Horn
Junius G. Berthelson
Henry Grant
Abiquiu
New Mexico
Big Horn County
Big Horn ‘County
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California
Miles Poindexter
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Texas
Owen Johnson
Justice and Equity
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J. R. Bonwell
West & Little
Tapemell
Greybull Basin
Douglas Delicatessen and Fountain
Big Horn Taxi Company
W. H., Beckstead
Prop
Dave Tuttle
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