Wyoming 1905 Resources Report Highlights Coal Oil and Cattle
The Wyoming yearbook chronicles coal output near 6.2 million tons valued at about $3 per ton, cattle sales reaching $6.6 million with 4,000 head remainders, and wool and agricultural yields amid expanding irrigation schemes. It notes new mines, railroad builds, and irrigation projects reclaiming arid land, marking 1905 as a pivot toward broader industrial growth and open settlement in 1906.
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