Wyoming Governor Brooks Addresses Legislature on State Progress
Governor Brooks reports Wyoming's booming agriculture and industry, with irrigation advances, rising livestock, coal and mineral discoveries, railroad expansion, and growing towns. He notes increased state expenditures on buildings and institutions, calls for higher tax levy, and urges continued funding for the Agricultural College, state hospital projects, and juvenile reform measures amid a robust economy.
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B. B. Brooks
Wyoming
House of
State Board of Equalization
Sheridan
Capitol
Rock Springs
Douglas
State
Board of Trustees
Agricultural College
Promse
State Board of Land Commissioners
Department of Immigration
State of
Carey
Board of Bheop Commissioners
Famous Australian Whipster Fred Lindsay Visits New York
Fred Lindsay the Australian whip wonder, famed as the gentleman drover and bush man, visits New York to give exhibitions of his skill. Born in Bindigo and educated in Melbourne, he drove cattle across Queensland's wilderness and trained with a 16 strand kangaroo hide whip. He served in South Africa under Kitchener, seeing 97 actions under fire, later touring Uganda and making land investments.
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New York
Fred Lindsay
Wonder
Australia
British East Africa
London
Cape Town
Cairo
Melbourne
Mr. Lindsay
Bindigo
Anne
Lindsay Banks
South Africa
Kitchener
Uganda
New envoy to Venezuela William Insco Buchanan named
Washington reports William Insco Buchan, a veteran diplomat, has been designated as envoy to Venezuela. The appointment underscores U S efforts in Caribbean affairs. Buchan brings wide experience to the post as tensions and trade issues remain prominent in the region.
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Washington
William Insco Buchanan
Venezuela
Dotsero wreck toll tops Adobe and Eden disasters
A Denver special reports the Dotsero collision of a passenger and freight train on the Rio Grande near Glenwood Springs. Twenty one dead and thirty four injured, with many unidentifiable or fatally injured, rescuers hampered by darkness and wreckage. Names of dead and injured include noted executives and Nebraskan families, with Colorado victims among the wounded.
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Denver
Glenwood Springs
Rio Grande
Dotsero
Adobe
Eden
Gun Olson
Doteera
Colorado
W. H. Jefferey
Harvey Mitchel
Salida
Gus Olson
Grand Junction
Phil Peters, Jr
Express Messenger
Williams
Relief from itching with soothing liquid drops
A readable fragment describes instant relief from an itch using a few drops of a soothing liquid. The ad suggests the itch vanishes quickly and hints at lasting comfort without further torment, though details are garbled. The tone resembles an old promotional notice for a medical remedy.
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Endleen
Ray
Mice on the Pillow Incident Sees a Woman's Fear
A woman recounts a night when mice swarmed her hair after she finished a biscuit in bed. She turned on gas lights and spent the remainder of the night trying to scare the pests away from the pillow and crumbs.
Wagner's London Visit 1855 Causes Mixed Critics' Reproach
A historical note recalls Wagner's 1855 London trip. After a Pall harmonic concert critics reproached him for conducting a Beethoven symphony without the score. At the second concert he used a partition on his beak to satisfy the audience, with noted improvement while the score remained Roussi's Barbier de Beville.
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Wagner
London
Rousiai
Barbier de Beville
Noted Millionaire Allegedly Tips Waiter One Nickel
In a sharp social jab, Jones derides a millionaire's reported act of tipping a waiter just a nickel. The snappy exchange centers on perceived stinginess and public mockery of elite generosity.
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Jones
Dr Mitchell's Eye Salve touted as eye blessing
The Favorite reports millions sufferings eased by Dr Mitchell's Eye Salve praised as a healthy remedy for the eyes. It cures without entering the eye and is sold by dealers for 26 cents.
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Dr. Mitchell
Folly and fool-killer talk on affection and self restraint
In a playful exchange Folly mocks a kiss with a dog while Her retorts that the dog cannot understand the owner. The two declare themselves fools and discuss the self awareness and social awkwardness of lovers in a lighthearted, humorous tone. The snippet ends with a promotional line for Garfield Tea claiming it acts as a laxative and herbal tonic.
Brom See en: A brisk man’s slow road to recovery
A brief note observes that even a fast man may struggle to rebound after illness, underscoring the unpredictable pace of recovery and the lingering effects of illness on swift individuals.
Smiles Said To Heal Trouble More Than Frowns
A brief board notes a health tip quoting a line about smiles as a better salve for trouble than frowns. The piece emphasizes cheerful expression as a practical mood aid for daily life.
Unclear OCR Entry on Writed Health Claims
Fragmentary text shows an OCR read of a statement by A PASROEA WILLIAM A PRESSER of Molina with garbled notes about catarrh treatment and medical remedies. The readable parts reference a two month period and attempted cures, but the full meaning is obscured and proper names are incomplete.
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William A. Presser
Third Ave
Molina
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