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, Voorhees is linked to Merriweather Lewis by family, and his appointment follows Deming’s resignation to take effect after Voorhees qualifies.
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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 and Public Scrutiny in Cheyenne
The Leader denounces secret bargaining in city business and backs lively public review of an 875000L water filtration project. It credits protests for delaying the Roberts filter contract and urges council and citizen committee oversight before spending.
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Star Chamber
Union Pacific
Lewler
Roberts
Cheyenne
Indian population grows and schools expand, debunking disappearance claims
The piece argues against the notion that American Indians are vanishing. It notes a population rise of about 16 percent over ten years, with Navajos and Sioux showing substantial increases. Indian schools expand, health improves, and many tribes gain wealth and land, refuting extinction fears.
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Arizona
New Mexico
South Dakota
Indiana
Man
Five Civilized Tribes
Wisconsin State Journal
Beggars Bluster in Gloversville Tariff Protest
A Gloversville protest mocks tariff reform as depopulating the town while two local manufacturers plan moves to Germany. The piece argues tariffs are indefensible and warns against unintended economic fallout amid widespread expense pressures in America.
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Gloversville
Germany
Taft
Wth
Glovereville
Connecticut
World
Community Lunch at Casa Parte House Today
Public invited to a hot lunch at Casa Parte House with a musical tea and bazaar in the Dado Gil area. Bring friends and enjoy the social event.
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Cae Parte
Basaar
Church Growth Across Wyoming Presbytery Report
The third annual report by Rev. Ia Starold Forde details care of Cheyenne and Laramie presbyteries. New missions include Elk Mountain and Arapaho, Casper, Vaughn, and Harmony fields with several organized churches and 117 net new members this year, totaling over 1,000 in two presbyteries by 1913.
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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 Public Meal and Musical Tea
Public invited to MOT lunch at Paria house today. Musical tea to follow in connection with bogaar. Organized by the LADuke GUILD. Bring your friends.
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Paria House
Bogaar
Laduke Guild
The Sherman Co. Appears Across Local Notices
A fragmented OCR snippet references The Sherman Co in multiple lines including mirror plating and paper banging. It also mentions Mark A Chapman for loans and insurance and cites locations on ioth and Carey avenues, suggesting an array of local business notices.
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Sherman Co
Mark A. Chapman
Ioth
Carey Ave
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