Farmers in Dry West Buckle Down to Plant in 1912
The Leader reports farmers in eastern Laramie County remain hopeful after two dry years. Banks and elevators aid, and a seed loan program via the Cheyenne Industrial Club, endorsed by Governor Carey, aims to advance seed on railroad lines to boost grain deliveries.
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I. S. Bartlett
Matt Haring
J. M. Carey
Cheyenne Industrial Club
James J Hill
Wyoming Tribune
N. Potter
William Piperon and Goethals Panama Canal Fortification Debate
The text argues that the United States should fortify the Panama Canal as a precaution against unfriendly powers, asserting the canal’s strategic value for peace and potential wartime mobilization. It discusses naval deployment, defense needs, and the canal’s role in future military logistics.
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Goethals
United States
Panama
Uncle Sam
Ct Wiliam
Great Powers And Domestic Politics Roil In Early Debate
The piece contrasts imperial strategy with Monroe Doctrine cautions and notes political jabs in Ohio and Nebraska. It cites Emperor William and a press mix with Bryan and Harmon, criticizing servile editors and political opportunism amid a noisy public square.
Warren Club at Depot Escort Motto Controversy
A letter outlines Warren club plans to greet Senator Warren on return with banners and slogans. Proposed mottos criticize his votes and associations, including Smoot and Aldrich, and claim critics may join the club. A final joke motto mocks pork promises over Democratic principles for potential Democratic joiners.
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Warren
Washington
Warren Club
Smoot
Aldrich
Brothers Deming
Chaplin
Waren
Senator Hankins and the Whitewash Lesson
A noisy critique attacks Senator Hankins over alleged whitewashing of political figures and favors, contrasting conservative papers with progressive ones. The item mocks reforms, praises Taft’s potential appointments, and hints at Lorimer and Uncle Ike influence, likening Wyoming to fall behind 99 years.
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Taftla
Agin
Chaplin
Thay
Jinks
Seneter
Lorimer
Washinton
Holy Week In Rome Amid Sacred Silence And Civic Splendor
The piece describes Holy Week in Rome with solemn bells, closing shops, and a mix of pilgrims, nobles, monks, and tourists. It notes Mass preparations, incense filled chapels, and the Church of the Blue Nuns. On Holy Thursday St Peter's hosts 36,000 worshippers for Miserere and Tenebre with stripped altars and candlelight.
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Rome
Italy
St. Peter's
Christ
Imperial
Steel cars prove their case in high speed rail safety
The New York Evening Sun lauds steel passenger cars as an immense advance in railroading. In a dramatic test, passengers were hurled about without serious injuries as the invulnerable cars withstood the force. The piece notes roadbed needs and heavier rails, but credits steel cars with superior passenger protection and safety in emergencies.
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New York
State Press Comment on Tribune and Basin Stock Trade
The Lovel Chronicle reports favorable views on the Big Horn Basin as a prime stock feeding area. A letter from Stock Yards National Bank of South Omaha praises the basin's open winters and anticipates continued favorable weather for the industry.
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Big Horn Basin
Stock Yards National Bank of South Omaha
Jos. B. Crosby
Big Horn
United States
Lovel Chronicle
Standpat editor criticized as obstruction to progress
A column blasts a standpat editor for selling editorial opinions to defend reactionary candidates and federal jobs. It asserts progress hinges on removing such editors, equating them with Tory-like revolutionaries and urging the community to rid itself of them as the times change.
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Progress
Uncle Joe Cannon and Palmer Clash on House Floor
In a recent House debate, Speaker Joseph Cannon and Senator A Mitchell Palmer exchanged heated names and profanity, both described as Quakers by stance. Afterward, Cannon reportedly told Palmer he had deserved the harsh words used during the session in a blend of Quaker and Osmanian speech.
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Washington
Joe Cannon
A. Mitchell Palmer
Pennsylvania
Cannon
Fa Palmer
Palmer
Uncle Joe
Artistic Easter Cards Highlight at Sande Event
A local exhibit showcases handmade Easter cards by artists including Sande. Visitors admire intricate designs and messages celebrating spring. The collection draws attention for its craft, color, and seasonal charm.
How to Get Rich by Frederick Weyerhaeuser
The St Paul multimillion wires the program for wealth. He urges decisive effort in worthy work, saving money, and using existing resources. Long hours and persistent attention turn work into a privilege, with optimism guiding toward entering and expanding a substantial business.
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Frederick Weyerhouser
St. Paul
Brain Fag Not Harming Nerves Says Penn Doctor
Dr Charles K Mills of the University of Pennsylvania argues that brain work does not harm healthy minds. He says overwork and worry cause nervous breakdowns, while capable workers can endure long hours without mental damage.
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Kansas City
Charles K. Mills
University of Pennsylvania
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Praised for Cures
The piece notes rising sales and testimonials from people cured by Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It advocates trial for those with coughs or colds and states the product is sold by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
Wales
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Cheyenne, Wyoming
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West 18Th St
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Little Gost
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Cheyenne Transfer CO
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Rock Springs
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