Wyoming and Good Roads Move to Form State Highway Board
The Scientific American notes Wyoming lacks a State Highway Commission and reports that a bill will be introduced in the 1914 Legislature to create one. It details proposed Transcontinental and Yellowstone highways, their lengths, grades, and current survey work. The article notes Wyoming has about 10,600 miles of public roads and 416 miles of government roads in Yellowstone and nearby forests, with generally good conditions and growing Good Roads activity.
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Rocky Mountains
Cheyenne
Wheatland
Douglas
Casper
Thermopolis
Basin
Cod
Good Roads Association
Yellowstone National Park
Wyoming delegation urged action on land bills and parks
The Leader praises Senator Warren and the Wyoming delegation for pushing the 20 year homestead bill, the Borah three year bill, and efforts to open Yellowstone Park to autos. It notes debate over Wind River, Wyoming Central issues, and criticizes self serving politics while urging continued focus on state benefits.
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Warren
Seed loan plan aids Wyoming farmers statewide
The Leader and The Tribune praise banks elevators and clubs for extending credit to farmers amid grain seed shortages. A Cheyenne committee helped raise nearly $2,000 to loan to newer settlers, with Burns Pine Bluffs and Carpenter assisting their communities. The editorial credits widespread state support for developing the western agricultural region. Green light to farmers opening up the great agricultural resources of Wyoming.
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The
Tribune
Leader
Industrial Club of
Cheyenne
Burns
Pine Bluffs
Carpenter
Wroming
Wilson gains paths across states with Clark alliance
Woodrow Wilson gains in many states including Oregon and North Dakota while targeting California and the New England region. Clark has not won a bordering state to Missouri. The candidate is described as a broad progressive voice and not a national party pick, with support arising spontaneously from diverse states from Maine to California.
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New Jersey
New England
South
Clark
Missouri
Wilson
Maine
California
City Poladios Builds Quiet GOP Network in Cheyenne
A dormant Republican faction in Cheyenne mobilizes to frame national issues as local fights between Republicans and Democrats. The move aims to reward loyalists of party bosses and pressure voters to back branded candidates, signaling the start of a simmering political battle at the city level.
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Republican Party
Democratic Party
Chayenne
Clisen Ie
Jasy R
Emancipation of Boss Rule Sweeps States and Cities
The Cleveland Leader notes a nationwide purge of political bosses. Four nations of the United States resist corrupt rulers as cities like St Louis San Francisco Cincinnati Philadelphia and state legislatures turn against bosses Abes Ruef Schmitz Cox and others face consequences as North Dakota Wisconsin Maine Michigan Minnesota and Pennsylvania push for self-rule and reform.
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St. Louis
San Francisco
Abe Ruef
Schmitz
Cincinnati
Cox
Philadelphia
North Dakota
Wisconsin
Minois
Michigan
Maine
Pennsylvania
Cleveland
The Educated Farmer Calls For Broad Scientific Study
A World-Herald excerpt argues that true education for farmers must be wide ranging beyond traditional professions. It lists microbiology, serums and vaccination, soil chemistry, zootechnics, entomology, arboriculture, and applied engineering as essential areas, asserting broad culture guarantees world progress.
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World-Herald
Controversy Over Lectures and Name Calling in Tribune
The Tribune quotes remarks by Mr. Deming and a Leader who questions the conduct of a speaker as improper for ladies. It notes a column by a “Dry Farmer” denying interviews with Lyon and Wheeles and argues that honest farmers sign their names.
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the Tribune
Lyon
Wheeles
W. O
Hank Hankins and the Ring of February Frost
A rambling tale in dialect depicts Hank Hankins and partner spying on Doc Pixiey in a ruin near the Leeder. A ring with diamonds and pearls, minted by multiple rail and mining firms, changes hands among several men, including Warnan of Shian and a Wyoming woman named Wyomin. The saga notes betrayal, romance, jealousy, and a warning to a rival named Kary, all framed in a Wild West style with references to New York and Washington.
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Doc
Pardnera
Gelas
Luke
Wyoming
Gurl
New York
Aristokrate
Kary
Furst
Kary Wuzent
Luke Meenin
Shian
Washinton
Dry farming an assured success in Wyoming
Supt. J H Watson argues dry farming works in Wyoming by learning from drier regions. He cites Utah’s yields and notes Wyoming’s moisture pattern, winter vs growing season, and the need for deep soils and careful cultivation. He says proper tillage and fallow practices prove dry farming a demonstrated fact.
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Wyoming
Drewth
Utah
Drouth
Notice of Stockholders Meeting for Good Fortune Iron Co
Notice is given that in accordance with a written request of owners holding more than two thirds of the capital stock a meeting of the stockholders of Good Fortune Iron Company will be held at Room 65183 First National Bank Building Cheyenne Wyoming on Saturday May eleventh 1912 at ten o clock in the forenoon to consider dissolving the corporation and winding up its affairs under Chapter 284 Wyoming 1910 Charles A Guernsey president of the corporation
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Good Fortune Iron Company
Cheyenne
Wyo
Flrst National Bank
Wyoming
Charles A. Guernsey
Notice of Incorporation for The Jones Agency Company
The Jones Agency Company was incorporated in the office of the Secretary of State, Cheyenne Wyoming, on April 16, 1912. The object is to carry on any business transaction or operation commonly undertaken by agents of other corporations, persons, firms, associations or societies.
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The
Jones Agency Company
Cheyenne
Wyoming
A. D
Wyoming real estate and securities firm incorporation details
A proposed company to engage in buying selling and handling real estate stocks bonds notes and other securities of other corporations with surplus invested in real estate stocks bonds or securities. Capital stock 25000 dollars 2500 shares at 10 dollars each life 50 years. In Cheyenne Wyoming and other places as directed. Three directors W B Jones Louise Jones and Robert A Birch. Agent for service D J Howell 610 First National Bank Building Cheyenne Wyoming. 4-26.
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Ing
Trime
Ite Capital
W. B. Jones
Louise Jones
Robert A. Birch
D. J. Howell
First National Bank Building
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Anchor Line Advertises Transatlantic Steamship Service
Anchor Line Steamships offers travel between New York New York to Londonderry Glasgow and Naples with attractive rates. Superior accommodation excellent cuisine and efficient service promoted. Apply for reservations to local agent Anchor Line or Henderson Brothers General Agents Chicago.
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New York
Londonderry
Glasgow
Palermo
Naples
New Yorke
Ace of Anchor Line
Henderson
Chicago
Montana sees vast shift from grazing to cultivation gains
Grost Falls Mont April 23 Transformation of central northern Montana from grazing to farming accelerates as thousands of acres are broken for seedings. A snowy winter left soil moist and the spring planting expands flax and grains. flax acreage projected at 600000 to 1000000 across multiple counties with winter wheat already seeded and expectations of record crops.
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Grost Falls
Mont
Montana
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Leslie A. Miller
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A. W. Allen
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Woodrow Wilson
LSON
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United States
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Hank
Hankins
Supt
J. H. Watson
Diragtora
Rockford
Edholm @ Akin Co
Union Pacific R. R. Co
16Th Street Plains
Styles
Arrow
Rockwell
the Hatter
W. 17Th ST
Royal Milling Company
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Teton County
Chouteau County
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