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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1919
Page
20
A historical column argues teachers nationwide will form a strong union within years due to chronic underpayment. It claims educators, especially in Wyoming, face poverty, debt, and humiliation while serving the public, and urges organized action with a fair, restrained ultimatum.
Congress enlarged the road program and officials, led by the Department of Agriculture, prepared to speed highway construction this season. The new machinery is in place to execute the expanded plan and increase output beyond prior years.
A bp investigation across 86 cities found dairy losses from disappearing milk bottles. The average bottle lasts 17 trips before loss or breakage, with 8,000,000 bottles discarded annually in many cities. Consumers pay higher prices as dealers cover wastage from careless disposal.
The Bureau of Public Roads and 48 state highway departments reviewed the act’s liberal amendments and revised regulations. Plans specifications and estimates have been adjusted to fit regional conditions and lessons from experience to accelerate road projects.
John Hay and the Senate reveals the career of the secretary of state under McKinley. The autobiographical account highlights his influence on diplomacy and politics with vivid anecdotes and reflections on the era.
The article recalls John Hay’s 1900 letter to Richard Watson Gilder about treaties and senatorial self interest, his retirement thoughts tied to senate actions, and his humorous view of the Senate as a bull entering the arena that never leaves alive.
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