Roosevelt Strengthens Illinois Lead in Primary Results
The Illinois primaries yield surprising gains for Roosevelt, Deneen, and Sherman as anti Lorimer sentiment grows. Wilson edges Clark in Democratic races, revealing Wilson's broad appeal but highlighting organizational needs for local leadership at the primaries.
Man Resigns Health Claim with Dying Wish to Die in Field
An eastern man in Nebraska writes from Wauneta that ill health prevents him from attending a hearing on a devert claim. He asks the land office to cancel his claim and directs his funeral arrangements to be provided by government agents as pallbearers, then hints at future filing fees and sale of spring wheat and oats.
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Three Year Homestead Act Faces Western Opposition
The Denver Chamber of Commerce plans a major protest as officials threaten to strike features from the Three Year Homestead Act. Western groups urge unity to secure fair land policy and prevent hindrance to settlement and resource development.
Washington tariff debate splits on schedule fourty and wool
In a heated Washington scene Hankins portrays Taft defending Schedule K while Warn faces pressure for free hides. The discussion centers on tariff impacts on wool, cloth, and domestic labor, arguing imports and protection shape American industry and wages.
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Dry-Farmed Crops to Replace East’s Failing Yields
Manville Wyoming April 6 A. H. one agricultural expert argues in the Manville News that dry farming will expand West crops to meet rising demand as 75 percent of eastern farms wear out. He says the West will become the nation’s granary and Wyoming will display at the Lethbridge Dry-Farming Congress. Irrigation, he adds, underpins regional prosperity by transforming deserts into productive farms and sustaining western communities.
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Promoting Farming On The Plains Investment In Aid To Dry Farmers
Denver Republican argues that funding relief for dry farmers on the plains is an investment. Loans will be secured by mortgaged stock and expected crops to enable seed purchase and early seeding for a strong harvest. Early planting linked to prosperity and trade, urging Denver business leaders to support timely aid this spring.
How about the women question at Roosevelt meeting
A New York meeting with Col. Roosevelt was nearly disrupted by a shout asking How about the women The moment highlighted the ongoing debate relevant to individuals parties and nations The Wisconsin State Journal notes the urgency of answering this issue in the contemporary era
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Beginning Bright in Money Trust Inquiry Opens
The Congressional inquiry into the Money Trust begins Wednesday with focus on interlocking bank directorates. The aim is to show the investigation is substantive beyond politics and to probe whether combinations restrain credit or trade. Carey at Sheridan argues for fair returns to homesteaders with five years on the land.
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Wickersham to quit the Cabinet over health issues
Announcement that Attorney General Wickersham will leave the cabinet after March 4 if Taft is re-elected is near. He cites health as the reason though pressures from prosecuting trusts and party councils push for his departure to avoid harming the president and campaign efforts.
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Auction Ad Offers Bakery Goods at Prime Location
For sale display covers all store items including bakery and canned goods candies ice cream and tobacco with opportunity for women. Located at a fine cash friendly site inquire H L Wila 217 W16th Bt Auction Base 1609 Capitol Ave. Liquid Venwert The Sherman Company.
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Notice of Incorporation The Wyoming Farm Company
The Wyoming Farm Company incorporates in Cheyenne Wyoming on April 14 1912 to engage in real estate mortgage loans charter mortgage loans and related securities. Capital stock 500 shares of 100 each. term forty nine years. Operations in Thermopolis Fremont County. Three directors John H Paul August Paul Magele H Paul. Home office Thermopolis First National Bank. Agent for service Ira N Jones Thermopolis. Signed by John H Paul President.
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