Protest and land dispute with Special Agents over $400 loss
A man alleges a protest filed by a Special Agent led to the loss of $400 and his land. After delays and inquiries by two agents, the protest was withdrawn without notice to his attorney. He sought return of funds and patent proof, but officials urged publication of notice and further expenses. The account questions the value of following such advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mnally
Derning
Greeler
Colorado
Governor Carey Delivers Sheridan Speech on Wyoming Politics
The article reviews Governor Carey’s Sheridan address praising Theodore Roosevelt and criticizing the Wyoming Republican machine. It emphasizes the need for reform, notes support for the Borah Bill, and urges voters to read and act to purge corrupt politics in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Carey
Progressive Republican Club
Sheridan
Commonwealth
Homesteader Faces Protest Over Colorado Claim
An unnamed man, after a lengthy move from Luther Wyoming to a Crow Creek valley land claim near Hereford Colorado, faced a government protest against his homestead filing. He persisted through hearings at Greeley and Denver seeking grounds for the protest but received no satisfactory explanation.
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Luther
Purse
Wyoming
Golden Prairie
Weld County
Colorado
Crow Creek Valley
Hereford
Polk County
Iowa
Greeley Land Office
Register and Receiver’s
Denver
Siren Song and Wyoming Political Progress
A columnist denounces Wyoming voting for Warren as a betrayal of progressive reform. The piece attacks press manipulation and machine politics linked to Senator Lorimer, urging Wyoming voters to reject federal patronage and align with states like Wisconsin and Iowa, appealing to honest citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Iowa
The
Dakotas
Kansas
Wyoming Tribune
Laramie Republican
Warren
Joe Cannon
Lorimer
Wyoming
Democratic presidential hopes shift as Wilson leads delegates
The piece notes Wilson from New Jersey leads with a likely majority of delegates to the Baltimore Convention on June 25. Clark remains the strongest individual contender but faces a tough floor fight with Wilson beneficiaries in Maine Oklahoma Kansas and New Jersey. The column jokes about Theodore Roosevelt and attacks Deming and Chaplin as progressive editors.
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Baltimore
Clark
Missouri
Wilson
New Jersey
Oklahoma
Kansas
Wilton
Maine
Theodore Roosevelt
Deming and Chaplin
Lorimer Cup Debate Cited by Senator Warren
Senator Warren criticizes the Lorimer cup reference in a broader discussion, urging clarity on the issue and its political implications. The remark signals heightened attention to historical controversy and legislative oversight.
State Press Comment Ofl Room At Casper Imminent
The Casper Industrial club holds a motto about steady growth as spring opens. Trains bring potential arrivals and many intend to stay, with building trades busy and twenty three houses contracted. Financial scouts seek leases as land owners face prospectors, signaling a robust off season in Casper. Wyoming hog market leads with a $6.86 price for Poland China hogs from Clearmont, marking a high point in state pork production.
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Casper
Casper Induatrial Club
Oreast
Ten Tor
Oll
Wyoming
Saya
Stock Journal of March
Meners, Waenrele & Todd Bros
Clearmont
Poland
Iowa
Nebraska
Thermopolis
Prominent Big Horn Basin rancher visits Cheyenne
W M Duncan of Rothwell in the Big Horn Basin travels to Cheyenne on Owl Creek Irrigation System business. He has 300 acres on Owl Creek ranch, a large cattle herd in good condition. He cites Basin as rich farming stock country with new rail link and mines nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Duncan
Rothwell
Big Horn Basin
Cheyenne
Owl Creek
Mr. Duncan
Duncan
Basin Country
Sound
Gulf
Burlington
Thermopolis
Powder River
Copper Mountain
Cody
Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
Carey
OsCAR McINTYRE Plans Summer Farming and Sheep
OsCAR McINTYRE of Hecla Wyoming visited town to arrange summer supplies and contract a band of sheep for his range. He looks for strong crop prospects and plans substantial acreage. He expects his father from Amarillo Texas to ship stock cattle this summer. They will pursue farming and stock growing extensively.
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Amarillo
Texas
Easter Services and Band News at Fort Russell
Disciples of Tranac Walton Ninth Cavalry plan fishing bets for trout and bass at Crow Creek and Minnie Ha Ha Lake. Troop D holds 7.15 p.m. Easter services with a detailed program led by Chaplain G W Prideau. Private Edwin R Webb of Brockton Mass joins the Eleventh Infantry band noted for his clarinet skill and potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hammond
Ninth Cavalry
Crow Creek
Minnie Ha Ha Lake
G. W. Prideau
Kling
Sth Cavalry Choir
Kathryne Thistle
Conalder the Lilies
Calvary
Sylvanus Browne
Sty Cavalry
G. W. Priolean
Edwin R. Webb
Brocton
Mass
Eleventh Infantry
Webb
Post Headquarters Occupants Move and Practice at Armory
The staff of the post headquarters formerly occupying the Eleventh Infantry building will vacate today and relocate to No. 65, previously used by Company A hospital corps and Ambulance Company No. 1. A squad from the Machine Gun Platoon and Troop BH cavalry will hold a practice shoot on Saturday afternoon, firing at targets from fifty to seventy feet and totaling 1200 points.
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Eleventh Infantry
Bee Disease Reduces U S Bee Colonies and Farms
The 1910 census shows a loss of nearly 800000 bee colonies on U S farms and fewer farms reporting bees. The Department of Agriculture links declines to broad diseases in about twenty percent of counties and urges bee keepers to learn disease treatments, offering a free Farmers Bulletin No 442 on the subject.
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United States
United States Department of Agriculture
Department
Farmere
Secstaete of Agriculture
Washington
B. C
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Woom
Leader Publishing Company
Carey Ava Telephone
Wyo
New York
M. C. Watson
Chicago
A.W. Allen
Tribune
Pril
Turs
PRI
Terest
First National Bank
Cheyenne, Wyoming
Wyoming Republican Machine
Montana
Idaho
Arizona
Shin Atate
Siren Song
Senate
Macing
Pennsylvania
Notres
Hermintry
Champ Clark
Deming
Chaplin
Senator Warren
BIG Horn
Oscar
McIntyre
Hecla, Wyo
Fort Russell News
Tranac Walton
Nicholas G. Petry
West 18Th St
Stantial
Stock Growers National
Bergerson
Conteal
Ecuric
Cheyenne Transfer CO
Rock Springs
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