Close Up Ranke to End Party Divisions in 1916
Recounts editorials from the Chicago Tribune and other papers urging the Republican party to close ranks after Tuesday’s election results. Notes that Democrats remain in control of Congress while the Progressive party slips to third. discusses implications for 1916 and the return of reformist influence. Includes essays on war dangers, national economy, and political strategy.
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Chicago Tribune
Roosevelt
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Congress
Progressive Party
Tribune
Penrose
Cannon
Elaméné
Ges
Progressye Party
Teriteme
United States
Contary
Coliecumt
the Tribune
Is the young man safe shaping the nation’s future
The piece urges guardians to ask Is the young man safe at every turn as cities tempt youths. It condemns boasting of civilization without moral training and calls for old fashioned principles of right living both at home and in school to steer boys and girls away from urban dangers.
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Europe
Omaha
Absalom
Israel
Haly
David
Cooperation With Farmers Shows Cooperative Success Across States
The article notes American farmers often shun collective effort but cites strong cooperatives. Southern Produce of Norfolk with 400 members handles truck produce, buys farm supplies, runs an experimental farm, and built a $135,000 six story office. Hood River apple growers, California citrus, Florida citrus, Texas, Colorado, and Georgia fruit groups report solid results. Creameries and cheese factories reveal high cooperative usage, with Minnesota and Wisconsin leading in farm cooperative creameries and cheese plants. Svea Minnesota showcases a full set of cooperatives including a store, insurance, and a stock-ship association with banks forming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forum
E. B.miller
Southern Produce Company
Norfolk
Hood River
California Citrus Fruit Growers
Texas Fruit and Truck Association
Colorado
Florida
North Carolina
Ccreameries
United States
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Svea
Minn
Cooperative Stock Shipping Association
J. W. Pulliam Live Stock and Farm Auctioneer
J W Pulliam operates as livestock and farm auctioneer in Worland Wyoming offering appraisal and sale services amid rural commerce. He handles cattle hogs horses and miscellaneous farm goods with local buyers and farmers.
Grain Privileges MONEY IN WHEAT
An advertisement touts options trading on wheat and corn with fixed risk and promises profits from tiny moves. It urges opening an account to buy puts or calls on 10 000 bushels for small sums and claims profit from 1 cent moves, prompting mail to A W Neumann in Columbus Ohio.
Dead Leaves Nourish Soil in Yearly Cycle Experiment
An 18th century note describes how fallen leaves enrich woodland soil. A willow tree growing in prepared earth gained 164 pounds over five years, while soil weight remained nearly unchanged despite leaf fall. The experiment implies leaves largely derive nourishment from the air and return minerals to the ground.
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Ithee Deen
Leives
Fine Home for Gale in Trees and Shrubbery Locale
Elegant two story eleven room house offered under market in Basin Wyoming with mature trees, lawn, and modern features. Contact Jas I Patten for purchase details at £ 20 A 8 weer. Also ads for land loans and real estate in Basin and nearby areas.
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Gale
Jas. I. Patten
Notary Public and Insurance Agent in Basin Wyoming
Jas J Patten operates as notary public and pension business agent in Basin Wyoming. He handles accounts notes and billings with prompt remittance. Deeds and other conveyances are neatly drawn and executed. He is agent for the Commercial Union Insurance Co London and Pennsylvania Fire. All forces promptly adjusted and paid as one.
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Commercial Union Insurance Co
London
Pennsylvania Fire
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Cheyenne Tribune
France
New York
Independent
Dred Seo
New York City
Horn
Basin Enterprise
E. A. Davis
General
J. H. Welsh
T. W. Spratt
John Lyman
W. T. Whaley
L. J. Diehl
Henry Jordan Frank A. Wise
T. F. Nelson
R. W. Spratt
H. H. Hime
J. W. Pulliam
Worland
Wyom
A. W. Neumann
First National Bank
Columbus
Ohio
Wiee Watchmaker and Jeweler
Rexall Store
Frank A. Wise
Weer
U. 8. Land Department
Pioneer Building
C. A. Zaring
Big Horn County
Arnott
W. G. Collin
Imall Courss and
Befor
Basin State Beak Building
William CG. Snow
Big Horn Co
Bank
Basin
Wyoming
Thos. M. Hyde
Offee
Chester E. Harris
Basin D Hospital
Res
A. Harris
Bueck
Dallas
Tex
Fleet National Bank
Denver
Col
Otto
P. P. Anderson
Wyo
Cook's
D. W. Rogers
Baain, Wyoming
A. Bivans
Burlington
Jas. J. Patten Basin
Woming
Hlt
Herre
Harrig
Gurgeons
F. M. Booth
Pioneer Bidg
Elmer Gould
Black Basin
Wye
Fraternity Hall
Temple Lodge
A. F
A. M
Lewisia
Piret
Basin Lodge
C. F
Tueday
Eliza Rebekah
I.O
Basin Camp
Cropgezy
Greybull
John
H. T. Nowell
W. Atherly Nowell -Atherly
Civil Engineers
C. M. Miller
J. H. McBride
Riga
Basin, Wye
Bbc
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