Has Wyoming Lost Her Water Rights Editorial War Over River Dams
The Wyoming Tribune defends state water rights by attacking The Leader editorial on Wind River and Pathfinder projects. It argues prior appropriations along the North Platte and Platte River valley, Nebraska deals, and federal decisions have harmed Wyoming agriculture and led to unused land while criticizing Colorado and the interior department.
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Wyoming
Wyoming Tribune
The
Tribune
Leader
Wind River
Joy Morton &Co
North Platte
Pathfinder
State of
Platte River
Colorado
Moses
Red Sea
Nebraska
Congress
Mammoth
Uncle Sam
Interior Department
Secretary of the Interior
French Creek
Hopkins
Platte Valley
Guernsey
State Line
Laramie
C Lark Sod Clark
the Tribune
Tribaneite
Fire drills and guard duty in military Garrisons
The article explains that fires are rare because guards never sleep on duty and fire drills occur weekly. When a fire call sounds, all troops rally to the scene in uniform, manning chemical engines, hose carts, and ladders. Guards gain experience and quick response through these drills and real fires.
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Fren
Monroe Woolley
The Wrecked Sublime Porte
Frans Andersen ranks Constantinople first among European capitals for beauty with Stockholm Edinburgh and Lisbon following. A 1905 fire damaged the Seral palace and burned the Baba Mumayum gate, the sublime porte, destroying the gate never rebuilt and altering the government’s note.
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Sublime Porte
Frans Andersen
Constantinople
Stockholm
Edinburgh
Lisbon
Seral Palace
Musical tones in architecture tie to famed cathedrals
The Christian Herald notes belief that great buildings like Cologne Cathedral Notre Dame Paris and St Pauls London respond to specific musical tones. Each structure returns a single tone heightened in intensity when heard, though the claim that continuous exposure could cause disaster remains unproved.
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Cologne
Notre Dame
Paris
St Paul's
London
Christian Herald
The French President Receives State Aides and Provisions
The French president enjoys extras beyond his $240,000 salary. Supplies for the table come from Versailles gardens and Fontainebleau orchards, with game from state forests and horse hay from Rambouillet meadows. The state also pays stable hands, coachman, and chauffeur wages.
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Versailles
Fontaineblenu
Rambouille
New York Sun
Sunshine of My Life Rejected by Professional Shadow
A New York Post excerpt shows a store detective, a young man proposing, and her reply that she is a professional shadow. The dialogue ends with the man disappointed and the woman insisting on her professional role.
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New York Post
Perfectly Logical Exchange Opens with Ambiguous Sacrifice
In a fragmentary transcript, a man and woman discuss death and duty as they debate whether a pledge to die for the other would end their obligations. The dialogue muses on persistence, repeated effort, and daily tasks as a test of loyalty.
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Hosten
Omaha
W. Upabaugh
Boost Each Other's Game in Denver Real Estate Boosters
A praising call in a Snake River town argues for mutual support among merchants and boosters. The essay urges locals to back fellow enterprises to raise overall business and community spirit, noting indifference as a barrier and envisioning a new era of shared success.
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Denver
Snake River
Booster Meeting Proposal From The Snoake River Sentinel
A call to farmers and shopkeepers to support neighbors to grow the community. The Sentinel urges a gathering of boosters and business men to start a cooperation that will attract more people and strengthen the country.
Annual Meeting Notice of Wyoming Stock Growers Association
The Wyo ming Stock Growers Association will convene in Buffalo Wyoming on Tuesday April 10 1915 at 10 am and will reconvene Friday April 10 1915 at 10 am to elect officers and conduct business. Secretary ALICE SMITH issues the notice.
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Wyoming Stock Growers’ Association
Buffalo
Wyoming
Alice Smith
The Millionaire's Lonely Path to Wealth and Health
A narrator recalls a rich man with a palace, banked money, diamonds, ships, and art but notes his cold gray life. He sighs for health love and happiness despite vast profits and treasures. The piece contrasts wealth with loneliness and missing meaning.
The Man of Health Sings His Simple Thankfulness
A village tale speaks of a healthy man content with a cottage life in a valley lane. He owns stars blossoms and the gold of sky and grain, counting simple blessings over riches. His song expresses gladness as the world’s blessings outshine wealth.
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Boloa
Shredded Wheat Company
Niagara Falls, N.Y
Judge Slabaugh
Phicks
L. C. Smith & Bros
I. C. Smith & Bros
Smith & Brok
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Degver
Colo
Cook Bros. CO
COOK
Gu m Queally
Moox Springs
Kemmerer
Maitland
Louisville
Seth & Capetol
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