Wyoming Rivers Trace Four Great Origins in One State
An article argues Wyoming hosts the headwaters of four major rivers the Green North Platte Snake and Yellowstone. It cites irrigation rights granted to neighboring states and criticizes state leaders for leveraging federal favors while Wyoming remains sparsely populated despite military posts and grand public buildings.
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Wyoming
Colorado
Green River
North Platte
Snake
Yellowstone
Idaho
Snake River
Montana
Nebraska
Plato
Willie Deming
Revival of Prosperity Promises Uncertain Wyoming Outlook
The article argues for a revival of prosperity across the East and Wyoming after years of retrenchment and poor crops. It notes improving finances, pending political uncertainty, and expected influx of homeseekers to Wyoming from August onward, contingent on how welcoming residents are.
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Lere
Alime
Wyoming seeds people Punn obulmadings come when Nico
Fragmentary text discusses Wyoming citizens and a Congressional delegation, mentioning public service demands and opposition to trade their votes for harmful measures. It references Iowa and Missouri outcomes as part of the murky context.
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Brother Domiig
Wyoming
Blaming the Farmers in Tariff Debates
The Wisconsin State Journal argues that tariff policy harms farmers and that political leaders should keep the tariff in public hands. It defends farmer discontent as a fight for equal opportunity, warns that removing tariff politics would cede control to privileged interests, and urges ethics in every political question.
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APT
Wahsington
Republian
Taft
Wisconsin State Journal
Champ Clark Tops Democratic Presidential Nomination Talk
The piece argues Champ Clark leads the Democrats with proven House leadership in tariff and reform, claiming he can secure victory in 1912 on record rather than promises. Wilson, Clark, and Taft era scraps are noted as neck and neck in public support amid Teddy Roosevelt’s rising visibility.
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National
House of Representa
Democratic House
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Congress
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iKana
Tinea
Rockford Me
Land laws critique by G Applegate of Lost Springs
G Applegate writes from Lost Springs to Cheyenne State Leader defending homesteaders in the West. He blames Fisher and Taft for strict land policy, argues for government to protect settlers, cites Roosevelt as ideal leader, and contrasts Western needs with Eastern capital interests.
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Lost Springs
Cheyenne
West
Fisher
General Land Office
Washington
Sam
Congress
America
Mondell
Mr. Fisher
Taft
Roosevelt
Canada
Aroum
Wyo
Citizens National Bank of Cheyenne Balance Sheet Snapshot
Bank balance sheet for Citizens National Bank of Cheyenne Wyoming lists assets totaling 668 084 00 with reserves, loans and discounts, and deposits. Liabilities include capital stock 100 000 00 surplus 40 000 00 undivided profits and reserves, and total deposits 1 953 046 41 with notes and miscellaneous items.
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Merorend
Pee Tostate
Banke Gal
Tru Comeae
Savae
Deporita
Waeranta
Nat'l
Jonas
National Bank
Eeaainn
Hanks
Oslin
Canhler
Lost Springs note by G D Applegate
A short personal statement from G D Applegate of Lost Springs Wyoming seeking help to obtain feed and seed. The author expresses a guiding principle of mutual aid to build crops and roids.
Parish House Hot Dinner and Auction Notice
Parish House hosts a hot dinner from 6 30 to 7 30 Thursday April 25 served 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 50e cake Window Glass The Sherman Co Auction Sale 1607 Capitol Ave. NOTICE OF INCORPORATION The Jones Agency Company incorporated in Cheyenne Wyoming April 16 1912 to act as general agent buy sell and handle real estate stocks bonds and other securities with 60 year term and 25000 capital stock. Directors W F Jones Louise Jones and Robert A Birch with D J Howell as agent for service at 10 First National Bank Building Cheyenne. 4 26
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