Beet Sugar Interests in Western Nebraska Target Warren Policy
A Tribune piece argues the Reclamation Law favors a Western Nebraska sugar beet plant, diverting Wyoming rainfall to Nebraska. It rails against Interior Department rulings and claims the act serves a political need tied to campaign money, criticizing Senator Warren and GOP allies.
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Interior Department
Washington
Providence
Wyoming
Nebraska
Best Sugar
Republican Press of
Stacking Grain Techniques for Weatherproof Storage
The article explains stacking grain to reduce spoilage when threshing is scarce. It recommends building a stack slightly wider at the eaves than at the base, eight to ten feet high, with the butts drooping to shed rain. Proper settling aligns all sheaves for uniform support and drying.
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Emall
The Sugar Trust and Its Political Wars Decline
The New York World argues the Sugar Trust imposed heavy tariffs to protect watered capital and profits. It claims Republicans and Democrats alike supported price favors, leading to fiscal losses and public anger, while criticizing legal actions and government responses under Roosevelt.
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Treasury
Roosevelt
Weekly News at Last Unmasks Its True Colors in Cheyenne
The Tri Weekly News, once nonpartisan and independent to attract subscribers, reveals Warren era influence after canvassing Cheyenne. Voters resist becoming stool pigeons and plan to back Woodrow Wilson for president and elect Senator Kendrick to the U.S. Senate.
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Warren
Woodrow Wilson
Cheyenne
Senator Warren
Welcome Home Summers Parade At Fort Russell
Soldiers from Fort Russell and the National Guard units of Nebraska Colorado and Wyoming returned to city streets after maneuvers at Pole Mountain. The camp drill and maneuvers attracted citizen soldiers whose service strengthens national defense while costing little to maintain.
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Fort Russell
Pole Mountain
National Guard
Nebraska
Colorado
Wyoming
Laramie Papers Clash Over Fahey Candidacy Rumors
The Wyoming Tribune and Carbon County Journal spar over Democratic candidate Thomas P. Fahey. The Journal criticizes rivals while The Leader claims no involvement in the dispute. The quarrel centers on whether Fahey faces opposition from local Republicans amid fevered editorial rhetoric.
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Laramie Republican
Wyoming Tribune
Thomas P. Fahey
Mondell
Carbon County Journal
Fahey
Crops of 1912 forecast for strong harvests nationwide
The 1912 forecast says the United States will harvest about 700 million bushels of wheat, 2.9 billion bushels of corn, and 1.2 billion bushels of oats. Potatoes and hay are expected to rise, with total value of five crops around 3.6 billion dollars, and overall agricultural wealth near 9 billion, boosting business.
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United States
Department of Agriculture
Agricul
Hank Hankins and Wank Recommends Islop over for dirty work
A rambling dialogue describes a scheme to recover a horse, involve Mr Slopover, and a political smear aimed at Warren. The tale blends theft, farm damage, and a tainted endorsement for political influence with a comically corrupt tone.
Time to Save Fort Russell and More in August
A fragment from a Wyoming Tribune column discusses Fort Russell in need of rescue again, and hints at further saves during August. It questions Congressman Mondell’s Amorite speech and notes a mutual admiration stance involving Brother Deming and Chaplin. It teases a scoop on Deming’s sinecure and includes an ad for Clara A. Ligier’s hairdressing services at 411 W 19th.
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Fort Russell
Chaplin
Brother Deming
Deming
Chap
Knights of Columbus assets near five million dollars
New Haven Conn August 6 The annual report by Father J McGinley supreme secretary shows assets of about 4.9 million dollars for the Knights of Columbus exclusive of special funds This year's assets rose roughly half a million from the previous year The mortality experience was better than the charted expectation and more favorable than the seven year average Total membership stands at 282 748
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New Haven
Conn
Pather J. McGinley
Knights of Columbus
Kaights
40 Cents Per Pound Steaks Hit Chicago Market
Chicago on August 6 reports wholesale and retail meat prices unchanged since Civil War era. Beef sells at 10.10 per hundredweight in yards while some retailers ask 40 cents per pound for porterhouse steaks. Wholesalers and retailers warn the top price may not be reached.
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Chicago
First Primer Politics and the Filipino Maid Folly
A children’s dialogue questions a Filipina maid and her Manila bay family, accusing a Wash ington big man and Willie Deming of election tricks to distract from the imagined plight. The piece mocks affidavits used to denounce the existence of the mother and children waiting for a father who will never return.
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Manila Bay
United States
Washington
Wyoming
Willie Deming
Wille
Willie
Justice Whati
Manila
Round trip tickets to Cheyenne on August 7 8 offered
Coimrado and Southern advertise round trip tickets from Ennee Wy to Beak Wy for the Great Council session of the Improved Order of Red Men on August 7 8. For details contact H B Dyer Cheyenne or T B Fisher Denver G P A. Also advertises hairdressing and hairwork at Clara A Lig 411 W 19th Street with phone listed.
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Heyenne
Beak
Great Council
H. B. Dyer
Cheyenne
Wye
T. B. Fisher
Ry. Co
Denver
Colo
Beauty
Clara A. Lig
W. 19Th Street
Ali
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Alec
Thinktank —Tribune
Ciple
North Flatte River
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PON
Bpreckele
San Francisco
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Ita
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Republicana Pn
Payne Aldrich
Friends of the Sugar Trust
Linear Trust
Lawlen Corporations
New York World
United States Senate
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Kendrick
Champton Liar
New York
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Warwen
Karen
Burnz
Mr. Slopover
Hank
Hankins
ST al At
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Jane
Rock Springs
Wittle
Sweetwater County
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National Museum
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