Wyoming rivers origin noted and irrigation rights debated
An article discusses Wyoming as the source of four major rivers the North Platte Snake Yellowstone and Green the piece questions why outside irrigation rights were allocated to other states and criticizes state delegation led by Warren Clark Mondell for securing federal projects while population remains low.
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Wyoming
Green River
North Platte
Snake
Yellowstone
Idaho
Snake River
Montana
Nebraska
Plato
Revival of Prosperity Hopes in Wyoming Growth Prospects
The piece argues that after four years of retrenchment and low outlook, recovery will begin this summer. It cites better crop prospects, strong state advertising, and inbound migrants seeking dry and irrigated lands, stock ranches, dairy farms, business openings, mining and oil properties. It urges optimistic civic reception to attract new residents and investment.
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eterBet
Wyoming
Wyomite
Wyoming Seeds People PUNNO Bulmadings Will Come
Fragmentary text references Wyoming, citizens, and congressional delegation. No clear event or outcome is stated. Output preserves only readable fragments and lacks concrete facts or names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Blaming the Farmers in Tariff Politics
Wisconsin State Journal argues that tariff policy unfairly burdens farmers and that farmer discontent reflects broader political ethics. It critiques Taft managers for treating politics as a privilege for a few and urges equal opportunity with moral considerations guiding policy.
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APT
Wahsington
Republian
Taft
Wisconsin State Journal
Champ Clark Target of Democratic Presidential Sweep Claim
The piece argues Champ Clark leads the Democrats with trusted leadership in tariff and reform and is best positioned to win the 1912 presidential race. It notes Clark’s record as Speaker of the House and criticizes promises without action. Text mentions Wilson and Clark in a neck and neck race and references Teddy Roosevelt and Taft in loose context.
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Tives
National
House of Representa
Democratic House
Champ Clark
Congress
Emporia
iKana
Tinea
Rockford Me
Land laws and homesteaders voiced by Applegate
G Applegate of Lost Springs writes to the Cheyenne State Leader urging protections for Western homesteaders. He criticizes Fisher of the General Land Office and Taft, calls for Roosevelt style leadership, and argues for broader access to land under the earth and timber lands to bolster settlement.
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G., Applegate OF
Lost Springs
Cheyenne
West
Fisher
General Land Office
Washington
Sam
Congress
America
Mondell
Mr. Fisher
Taft
Roosevelt
Canada
Aroum
Wyo
Citizens National Bank Financial Statement for Cheyenne WY
The document presents a detailed balance sheet for Citizens National Bank of Cheyenne Wyoming at close of business April 4, with assets totaling 605 684 50 and liabilities of 668 084 00. It lists reserves, loans and discounts, deposits, and capital figures including capital stock 100 000 and surplus 40 000, accompanied by a sworn bank cashier verification.
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Axe Paii
Merorend
Pee Tostate
Banke Gal
Tru Comeae
Savae
Deporita
Jonas
National Bank
Hanks
Oslin
Canhler
Lost Springa farmer outlines help for feed and seed
G. D. Applegate of Lost Springa Wyoming states a principle to aid neighbors with feed and seed shortages. He pledges to rally everyone to support a plan that strengthens local farming and community resilience.
Parish House Dinner and Sherman Co Auction Notice
Parish House serves hot dinner from 6:30 to 7:30 Thursday April 25 by J Mark's Guild menu includes Roast Spring Lamb Mint Sauce Ham Currant Jelly Peas Creamed Potatoes Hot Rolls Ice Cream Tea and Coffee. Everyone invited. Dinner 50e. The Sherman Co Auction Sale at 1607 Capitol Ave. NOTICE OF INCORPORATION The Jones Agency Company was incorporated in Cheyenne Wyoming on April 16 1912 to engage in general agency real estate stocks bonds and other securities with capital 25000 shares 2500 at 10 each. Directors W F Jones Louise Jones and Robert A Birch. Agent for service D J Howell office 10 First National Bank Building Cheyenne Wyoming. 4-26.
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Citizens National Bank
Cheyanne
Wyoming
Tai
U.mide
Vngs
U. & Treasurer
The
Jones Agency Company
Secretary of State
Cheyenne
Ing
Ite Capital
D. J. Howell
First National Bark Building
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Pacific Ocean
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Erth
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Stone River
Willie
Union
United States Senate
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Committee On Rules, Agriculture and Public Buildings
Clarence D. Clark
Committee On the Judiciary
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Frank W. Mondell
Aten
National Monthly
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D. A. Russell
Willie Deming
Lere
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Nico
Brother Domiig
Iowa
Nissouri
Clark
Wilson
Teddy
Gore
Citizens’ National Bank
County of
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BRHOT
First National Bank of
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Nat'l
Vaye Jt
Jenna
Johnston
Hank
Rosen
Rik
Aueh Davie Notary
Conambot
G. D. Applegate
Lost Springa, Wyo
By &J. Mark's Guild
Sherman Co
Capitol Ave
W. F. Jones
Louise Jones
Robert A. Birch
Anchor Line
Londonderry
Glasgow
Palermo
Naples
Edholm @ Akin Co
Union Pacific R. R. Co
16Th Street Plains
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