Wyoming mining school aid urged by Mondell support
The Leader’s Washington correspondence reports a US bill to fund state mining instruction and Mondell's endorsement. The piece argues for practical scientific mining education as vital for Wyoming’s diversified economy, wealth, and self sufficiency, urging Mondell to secure a Wyoming school of mines.
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Washington
Mondell Haw
House
Titman
Senate
House Committee On Mines and Mining
Mondell
United States
Wyoming
Mundell
Wyoming's Pride in State Water Control Law
The Wyoming supreme court upholds the state’s irrigation water distribution system, praised for guiding arid region policy. Wm E Smythe notes Wyoming helps define irrigation law as the arid region’s most valuable land, shaping practices beyond state borders.
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Supreme Court of
Wyoming
Rainloss
United States
Wm, FE. Smythe
America
England
Wm. E. Smythe
Alaska
Memorial Day observance echoes through decades
Fragmentary text recalls Memorial Day in a period of upheaval. It hints at postwar remembrance and lingering devotion as troops depart from distant lands, urging continued observance and public sentiment across the nation.
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Philippines
Memorial day duties clash with town baseball events
The article laments Memorial day sacredness being overshadowed by two baseball games, one in the forenoon and one in the afternoon. It notes a civic committee’s efforts to close stores and protests the decision to schedule both ceremonies in the forenoon, arguing it disrespects those who fought for the nation.
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Pattotte
Forecast for Chayenne and vicinity
Forecast details show fair skies tonight and Wednesday with cooler temperatures. A central Dakotas low pressure area and high pressure over Rex ton and northern Rocky Mountain region influence the weather. Showers reported from northern Rocky Mountain region eastern slope central Mississippi valley and from Oklahoma to central Texas. Warm weather expected from the Rocky Mountains to the Mississippi valley with heavy rain reported from Baker City Oregon. Maximum 70, minimum 60, precipitation none specified.
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Chayenne
Dakotas
Lake Rexton
Rocky Mountain
Mississippi Alley
Oklahoma
Texas
Rocky Mountains
Mississippi Valley
Baker City
Oregon
Mormon Colonists Arrive for Big Horn Basin Settlement
About 260 colonists have reached Lovell Wyoming area to settle along the Brooksone river near the Cincinnati ditch. They will open a ditch and begin farming, with 100 more teams and families yet to arrive. W J Packard holds railroad grading contract and supports road work as stock and farming preparations continue.
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Otto Cou
Big Horn Basin
W. J. Packard
Cody Enterprise
Special East Bound Excursions to Chicago and Midwest
Union Pacific offers summer excursion trips to Chicago and Midwest points including 5t Loula Peoria and Bt Paul during June July and August. Sale dates June 11 12 28 July 12 20 August 4 with final return limit October 31 1900. Rates include a standard fare plus 2 currency units.
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Union Pacific
Chicago
Loula
Peoria
Bt. Paul
Presents for Graduates at Buechner & Son's
Purchase and present at Buechner & Son's for your graduating friend. Have it nicely engraved. Beautiful present for a high school graduate. Engraving available.
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Buechner
Buechner & How
Union Pacific Rail Special to Laramie June Six Rally
Union Pacific announces a special rail rate for Democrats in Laramie on June 6. Return travel offered June 8.
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Union Pacific Railroad
Laramie
Undertaker and Embalmer Available at Warren Mercantile Co
The Warren Mercantile Co offers a seasoned undertaker and embalmer ready for day or night service at the M Montreal parlors. The notice emphasizes flexible hours for funerals and related preparations.
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Warren Mercantile CO
Weather and Livestock Outlook From Wyoming Reports
Readouts from local reports to W. and Palmer under the Wyoming Department summarize weather trends and livestock and crop conditions across the state. It notes general moisture, temperature patterns, pasture status, and farm concerns affecting agriculture and cattle operations.
Warm week boosts Wyoming crops with strong alfalfa promise
Cheyenne reports the warmest week of the season with 60 frosts amid showers across the state. Crops advanced rapidly as rain sufficed for growing needs, ranges improved to near record conditions, and alfalfa and native meadow are thriving. First alfalfa harvests expected June 10–15. gardening and potato planting nearing completion. irrigation underway where showers fall short.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Meadywe
Little Horse Creek
Wheatland
Weather and crop notes from Wyoming frontier reporters
From Laramie to Lewiston and beyond, correspondents report generally favorable conditions for crops and ranges. Weather ranges from mild warmth to pockets of frost with no major damage. irrigation plans noted and grazing conditions praised across multiple towns including Basin Lovell Box Elder Beulah Cora Lander and Beav er.
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Jay
M. Noble
Daboie
SV. A. Welty
Geo
W. Boatt
Lewiston
Grees
J. J. Atkin
Weather notes and town notes from Hartville area
Local weather and crop reports show crops in good growth across multiple towns with warm dry conditions and rapid vegetation. The Hartville Gazette notes Burlingon and Missouri Valley yards being graded for a new division point while Dr. Frank N White delivers a descriptive Japan lecture in Cheyenne drawing strong attendance.
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Hartville Gazette
Andy Sheridan
Burlington
Missouri
Japan
Frank N. White
Cheyenns
Ckme
White
Railroad Price Pressures Hit Car and Engine Bids
The Union Pacific and other railroads face high costs as bids for forty foot furniture cars rise from 701 to 975 in April. Freight and profit cars show price jumps from 442 to 700. Materials across railroad shops rose 35 to 112 percent, averaging 4 percent. Manufacturing is at full capacity with orders months ahead. James Horstcin resigns after twelve years at Burlington depot and moves to Cape Nome with Arthur Balwig. J C Brewingtom replaces Horstin. Omaha World Herald report.
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Union Pacific
Paty
James Horetin
Burlington
J.C. Brewingtom
Mr. Horstin
Omaha
World Herald
Notice of Timber and Land Claims at Cheyenne Wyoming
Department of the Interior notices for publication in Cheyenne Wyoming detail Timber Culture Final Proof and land filings. Names include Hae 1 Regintor of ge States, Alexander KirWiride, Curtis B. Griffin, and Annie Downey with witnesses and locations in Phillips and Bear Creek Wyoming. Proceedings declare residence and cultivation proof dates and legal actions in Cheyenne land offices.
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Department of the Interior
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Heyenne
Wyo
Alexaner KirWiride
Eure Ee Ee Eee
Bec
Charles Wood
Robert Casson
Phillips
Henry Morris
Charles Stabler
Chey Wyo
W. H Chaplin
United States Land Office
Cheyanne
Wromieg
Department of the Interior, Land Office
Cheyeun
Curtis B. Griffin
Alvarado Griffin
William Yates
Itm Vance
Bear Creek
James Hi
E Chaplin
City Matters and Local Ads From A Historic Page
Classified notices show furniture for sale room rentals and small services. Listings include phone or street contact details, requests for a home to drive a single, furnished rooms with or without board, and rent offers for four and three room houses. Additional items advertise plain cooking help and a nonresident selling a lot with monthly payments pending inquiry.
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Madgett
Reamy
O'Nell
East Eleventh Street
Eliy
Aire
Viola
J. Moyer
Fave Ae
Cheyenne Hack Line Offers New Passenger Rates
Fragmented OCR text hints at Cheyenne transport changes with new passenger rates for a line service. Mentions A B Ayde as promoter and a Desaration Day at Heeger’s Teephode, unclear details, dates, or locations due to garbled wording.
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Cheyenne Hack
Tinggage
Ss Weil
Oslin An
Heeger
Teephode
Ws. A.B. Ayde
Promeeeter
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Daily Leader
Fuesday
A. EB. Bradbury
BB. Brooks
J. F. Cheeney
Frank W. Mondell
Weather Report
W. @& Palmer
United States Government
Albany County
C. B. Ridgaway
Mandel
Philip Bath
K. Moore
Spring Hill
Guy H. Nowell
K. EB. Woodard
Big Horn County
Jas. J. Patten
Lewis Jacoba
W. D. Pickett
Hyattville
Wm. Booth
Lovell
Quincy Hooker
Sarver
John W. Deane
Carbon County
Converse County
Albert Urban
Bila Smith
Kirtley
J. L
Crook County
Beulah
C. J. Ping
Fremont County
Gaedithaas
Sheridan County
Parkman
J. K. Walsh
H. M. Davie
Sheridan
A. B Baker
Uinta County
Afton
Gei. Osmond
Burt
Lillian Evanston
Bear River
Frank Tucker
Mountain View
M. Manley
Wilson
Grasi
E. N. Wilson
Weston County
Newcastle
B. F. Hilton
Frank B. Fawcett
Hartville
Railroad News
Aptett
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Town
Hip
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Annie Downey
Denver, Colo
District Court of
T. J. Fisher
J. T. Norton
Sarah Jane McAleenen
James McAlnenen
Moore & Wellnits
Plaletitt
City Matters
Dorn
T. B Hicks
G. B Abbott, Caubier
J.B. Loomie
Asst
Cash
Stockgrowers National Bank
Cheyenne, Wyo
J. W. Griffin
Prop
Premo
Magniasc
W. CG. Walker
Ferguson Street
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Keefe & Bradley -Monumenta
Appenacht
Werld
Paul Milatzo
Anderson
BE. C. Nash
Roedel's
Grriciay
Jf, Jenkins
Andrew McAdam
Ln Pally
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