Keep the Light on Those Filters
The Cheyenne water system serves mostly non drinking uses and any costly filtration plan would hit taxpayers. The Leader urges a cheap, well tested system that cleanses all water without raising rates or meters for consumers or property owners.
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Tribune urges Cheyenne water filtration plan cost debate
The Wyoming Tribune backs a city filtration system for Cheyenne water, urging thorough council study, cost estimates, and cooperation with Union Pacific and federal authorities. It questions prohibitive maintenance and suggests piping unfiltered water for irrigation if needed, while noting public support and expert input.
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Treasurer Baird Responds To Leader Attempt
In a lengthy Tribune piece State Treasurer Baird refutes The Leader article by “Observer” and defends his political stance. The exchange centers on Cosgriff Baird contributions to the Republican campaign and deposits, and questions about state bond purchases amid a hostile legislative majority.
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State Deposits and Bank Interests Questioned by Leader
The article critiques State Treasurer Baird's banking figures and policy notes. It highlights county deposit concentrations in Coagriff and neighboring counties, questions state deposit limits and bond premiums, and argues the treasurer serves bankers rather than public interests.
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Tribute to Pioneer Cattlemen Echoes at Livestock Convention
John Springer of Denver lauds pioneer cattlemen in Phoenix remarks. He recalls frontier days, valorizes honesty over wealth and urges stockmen to shun fraud, defending enduring values and the western heritage.
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Grandmother’s Sage Tea Darkens Faded Gray Hair
A nineteenth century remedy notes sage tea and sulfur restore natural hair color. It claims dyed shade appears glossy and full, with at home brew or Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur product options. Users dampen a strand by night and notice color return by morning.
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Brave Old Pioneer Laid Low by Modern Indifference
A reflective poem recalls a pioneer who helped build civilization by taming western forests and creating a home. It contrasts the hero’s tireless labor with the careless crowds that pass by today, leaving his grave silent but his legacy enduring.
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Greatest Nerve Vitalizer Promises Strength and Clarity
Promotes Kellogg's Sanitone Wafers as a safe nerve invigoration treatment for men and women. Claims include relief from fatigue insomnia and nervous breakdown with a free trial offer and price details. Advertising emphasizes improved mood energy and mental focus with straightforward mail order.
Kellogg's Sanitone Wafers Ad Promises Free Trial Box
An advertisement from I J Kellogg Co urges readers to mail six cents for postage and packing and receive a 59 cent trial box of Kellogg's Sanitone Wafers. The offer references a Michigan address and asks for payment via stamps.
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Kel lose's Sanitone Wafers for Cheyenne sale
The regular one dollar site of Kel lose's Sanitone Wafers are offered to Cheyenne by W W Crook FP W Roedel Senda Drug Co Henson Doug & Confectionery Co A W Roe del 312 W 17th Bt No tree packages from druggista.
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Tribute to Hon. James Wilson and the live stock march
A memorial piece honors James Wilson, longtime secretary of the U.S. Department of Agriculture, who retires in March 1912. It lauds his sixteen years of service, calls him a model of progressive governance, and praises the American National Live Stock Association for its support. The piece also forecasts agricultural modernization and prosperity through irrigation, new farming methods, and continued growth of the live stock industry.
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Rock Mountains
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Cough Medicine for Children Delights Mothers everywhere
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy meets all needs for care and safety in children. It is pleasant to take and contains no harmful substances while being highly effective. Sold by all druggists.
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