Luke Voorhees Named Receiver for Cheyenne Land Office
The Senate confirmed Luke Voorhees to succeed W W Deming as receiver of the United States land office at Cheyenne. A longtime Wyoming Democrat and relative of Merriweather Lewis, Voorhees has long served the state in various offices. Deming’s resignation takes effect once Voorhees qualifies, signaling continued Democratic influence from Washington.
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Man. Linke Voorhees
Www. C. Deming
United States Land Office
Cheyenne
Senate
Mr. Voorhees
Beine
Merriweather Lewis
Wyoming
John B.osbornne
Washington
Turning on the Light Against Secret City Spending
The Leader condemns secret methods in public business and pressures scrutiny of 875,000L expenditure for water filtration. It argues council measures must be publicly discussed with a citizen committee, praising the paper for forcing openness before any costly contract is approved.
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Star Chamber
Union Pacific
Lewler
Roberts
Cheyenne
Indians Prosper As Population Rises Across Tribes
The Wisconsin State Journal notes that fears of Indian extinction are unfounded as census data show Indian populations rising in ten years. The Navajo and Sioux communities gain thousands. schooling and health improve while tuberculosis is being fought with new methods. Indigenous people increasingly engage in trades and accumulate wealth across states.
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Arizona
New Mexico
South Dakota
Indiana
Man
Five Civilized Tribes
Wisconsin State Journal
Beggars and Tariffs Stir Gloversville Protest
The World reports Gloversville New York plans a daytime protest against tariff reform seen as depopulating the town. It notes two local manufacturers may move to Germany and accuses the current tariffs of being indefensible while praising cheaper imports.
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Gloversville
Germany
Taft
Wth
Glovereville
Connecticut
World
Community tea and bazaar at Dado Gil house
The public is invited to enjoy hot lunch today at Case Parte house. A musical tea follows in connection with a bazaar in the Dado Gil area. Bring your friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cae Parte
Basaar
Church Growth Across Wyoming Presbytery Report
The third annual report by Rev. Ia Starold Forde details expansion in Cheyenne and Laramie presbyteries, including Elk Mountain and Casper developments, new Indian and mission fields, and a 117 member rise in two presbyteries. It notes 26 churches by 1913 with about 1,200 total members and highlights key pastors and new buildings.
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Ia Starold Forde
Evangelimat
Cheyenne
Laramie
Elk Mountain
Le 79
Bajnion
J. Morton Young
Harmony
Centennial
Reliance
Arapahor
A. F. Gordon Mackal
Thomas C. Moffett
D. D
BE. A. Ballis
Casper
Baintan
Lst
Balmon
BR. MacKayden
Vaughn
C. H. Witteman
Lingle
Saratoga
Rey. M. P. Newport
Cokeville
RN. Roberts
Rage
Border
Arapahoe
Loot Springs
Guernsey
Goshen
Fairview
Springer
Presbytery
Larad
C. W. Campbell
Lost Springs
W. B. Dunn
Sunrise
Burns
James McIania
Tts
Wyantote
Salt Creek
Evangeliat
L. Harold Forde
Paria House hosts MOT lunch and musical tea
The public is invited to a MOT lunch today at Paria House, 25c. A musical tea will follow in connection with bogaar. Organized by the LADuke GUILD. Bring your friends.
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Paria House
Bogaar
Laduke Guild
Sherman Co Mirrors Plating and Loans Listing
Local notice citing The Sherman Co with references to mirrored plating and paper banging. Mentions Mark A. Chapman associated with loans and insurance. Includes addresses on Carey and Ioth avenues and nearby eb Houses.
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Sherman Co
Mark A. Chapman
Ioth
Carey Ave
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LAA Ponlessing Company
Nastress and Publication Offices
Telephioe
No. 93
Wyo
Clark
Alex Hastie
Bates
Dief
Luke Voorhees
Y Fender
Hearst
Wilson
Dutmerd
Vaderblast
Denver Times
Knights
Shredded Wheat Company
Niagara Falls, N. Y
Axminister
Axminster
Brussels
Tapestry
O Fc
Cheyenne Furn
Ye St
Cook Bros. CO
ICH
Peacock
Gunn Quealey
Rock Springs
Kemmerer
Maitland
Louisville
Logan’s Book and Curio
17Th St
Carey
Rachangei
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