Mass meeting called and political notes from Cheyenne Leader
A mass meeting is urged for tomorrow night. The Cheyenne Leader reports on political shifts in the Republican party, Taft's Cuba policy, and the National Board of Trade's Washington session. It discusses proposed inaugurations dates, Yellowstone highway funding via automaker donations, and county-by-county road funds.
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Sheridan Moe
Poetesy Taft
Gomez
Cuba
Naonal Board of Trade
Washington
Wyoming
Naona Park
National Park
New Castle leaders tout industrial growth and public spirit
Charles S. Mernly president of New Castle Indiana urges Senate committee to back town development. He cites auto plant jobs and a $000 investment to house workers, praising merchants and farmers for supporting local papers, credit, and infrastructure while warning against high parcel post costs and government overreach.
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Charles S. Mernly
New Castile
Ind
Gasotta Ton
Senate
Cllice
Mme
New Castle
Wien
Hed Island
OnWting Mote Co Li
Ouygby
Howe
Hiermiey
Wallo
der Houwe
Government roles in industry sparked debate in Sheridan
Sheridan Enterprise reports a heated discussion on government control of transportation and its impact on local factories. Proponents argue for regulation and public services, while opponents warn of socialism and loss of initiative. The piece notes local publication choices and invites civic input in shaping town governance.
Sheridan adopts commission government plan
The Sheridan commission government has operated about four weeks and shows benefits. Citizens know where to seek attention and no longer wait for council meetings. Commissioners are accessible daily and provide direct results for city issues.
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Ue Commission
Sheridan
Caesar and the roads movement in Canon City
A fragment cites Caesar’s roads policy as a model for local progress. It argues the Romans built roads to aid commerce and settlement, urging towns to develop infrastructure to attract people and wealth.
Elk Capture Shipment Planned From Southern Wyoming
A letter to Mums Ajlen Laughlin says two elk laden wagons will move from southern Wyoming to Laramie County and be kept in the Laramie mountains during winter. State Game Warden Hidison is to confirm details as elk country awaits word. The piece notes game law penalties up to 1000 dollars or six months in jail for violations and promises strict enforcement to protect elk populations.
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Mums
Ajlen Laughlin
Lapauche
Larame Mountains
Laramie
Converse
Albany
Signs With White Sox Pitcher Jim Scott Focuses Return
Chicago Tribune reports Jim Scott re signs with the White Sox for another season. The veteran hurler, from Wyoming, visited manager Callahan at Comiskey Park amid talks, with speculation over age and fitness. Scott’s late-season form drew compare to Ed Walsh as he prepared to stay in Chicago before reporting time.
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White Sox
Jit Scott
Jim
Wyoming
Callahan
Peri
Comiskey Park
Gronferener
Contret Dieldensbally Gaildian
Mae
Sete
Ocoulekey
Prom Uben
Callahan Ubinks
Scott
Minneapolis
Athletics
Cleveland
Atletics
Mack
Roy Corden
New York
Hin
Sox
Philadelphia
Mender
Ed. Walsh
Cchicago
Chicago Tribune
Sprague Brothers Sell Ranch and Buy Casper Homes
The Sprague brothers sold their Dubling ranch six miles southeast of town to Pete Hankon for 15000, trading in a freighting outfit valued at 6000. They then purchased three Casper houses and five vacant lots from Henry L. White for 7000, with White retaining possession of the Capitol A residence for six months to allow construction of new houses.
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Sprague Brothers
Uheir Ranch
Town
Dubling Ranch
Pete Hankon
Mr. Hanson
Henry L. White
Casper
Capitol Hi
Areo
Mr. White
Man Landsbury Found Insane by Jury
On Friday afternoon last week John C Landsbury 42 was adjudged insane by a jury and District Judge Carpenter after a hospital visit to assess his condition He lives alone about two miles northeast of Lown He became ill about a month ago and has shown deranged behavior He is too feeble to be moved to an asylum and will be kept at the hospital A conservator will be appointed to manage his 3000 property.
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John C. Landsbury
Carpenter
Landsbury i
Tiis Bion
Lown
Tims
Hibs
Looking Backward Across Casper and Territory News
Transactions show sixteen transfers of Casper real estate this week. Judge McGinnis to preside as Conyers county court term begins in March. Government investigates daily stage line between point and Lander with costs and operations. Sheri Williams of Converse county visited town. Banker Weber’s new counter brightens the room. Supreme court of the territory meets in Cheyenne for about two weeks. J E Murphy reports Northwestern oil well work to start in thirty days with machinery on site and crew arriving.
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Casper Real Estate
K. T. David
Iaet
Conyers County
Jude McGinnis
Lander
Sheri Williams
Converse County
Weber
Supreme Court of the Territory
Cheyenne
J. E. Murphy
Modern Woodmen Install Officers At Local Camp
The local Modern Woodmen camp elected and installed officers at the Wednesday meeting. Venerable Consul Jack Atbout. Worthy Advisor Troy Majors. Banker George Holman. Escort Chris Wagner. Watchman Will Kropp. Sentry G B Davis. Physician Dr M Keith. Managers William Kropp W A Dillon George Kropp.
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Jack
Troy Majors
George Holman
Chris Wagner
Will Kropp
G. BE. Davis
M. ©. Keith
William Kropp
W. A. Dillon
George Kropp
Rooms with Bath in Well Furnished House
Permanent and transient rooms with bath. Well furnished and reasonably priced near Hruns wick billiard hall. Local listings advertise comfortable accommodations and convenient amenities for travelers.
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Hrunswick
For Sale Items Including Saddle, Typewriter and Cookstore
Classified notice offers a nearly new 650 saddle an Oliver typewriter and a first class cookstore for sale at a bargain. Inquiries to the office.
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Oliver
Woolgrowers Notice at Cadoma For Seepmen Register
All seepmen expecting to shear at Cadoma to 112 must register at the BK. & C. Co store with A. L. Wallace. Registration is open for the coming season under M. L. Dosnor personal management at Cadoma.
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Cadoma
A. L. Wallace
M. L. Dosnor
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Texas
Caten
Dietanen
Uvere
Weet
Sowth
Parcels Post
Central West
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Jaco
Kealy
Rhett
Wiviel
Ion
Wetter Hummerm
Col‘imines
Sheridan Enterprise
Commission
Caesar
Rome
Old Caesar
Vale
Canon City
Colo
Thines
Casper Mail
Gaper
Endic Johns
M. H. Barnes & Son
Orchard & Company
D. A. Robertson
STOGE
Henney Boggies
Wener Wagons
Mandt Wagons
Hock Island
Deering Harryeat
Bingenheimer Lumber Co
Hudson Indian Coal
Casper, Wyoming
Nicolaysen Lumber Co
Schuttler
Mitchell
Fremont
McCormick
McDowell
Yy Evee
Massachusetts
Aes Insurance Company
the Columbian National Life Insurance Co
Federal St
Boston
Mass
A. O. Prose
Casper and
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