Will Pade All the Urase and Editorial Feud Explored
In the Wyoming Tribune reproves the Leader editor Alec Kendrick and criticizes political alignments, noting editor Trothtrollee writes with a clear policy. It accuses Deming of withholding a $250 monthly sinecure while dubbing procrastination the thief of time and money.
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Torial
Carpenter
Trothtrollee
Abe
Fide
Han Guld
Leader
Brother Deming
City to Appeal McGarvey Case Over Excavation Payment
The city plans to appeal the McGarvey civil suit seeking contract payment for excavations at Round Top Reservoir. McGarvey won the original verdict, with interest pushing beyond 21,100 dollars. critics say an appeal wastes taxpayers money and risks increasing the award.
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McGarvey
MeGarvey
Cheyenne
Hound Top Reservoir
Tribune Piction Exposé: Progressive Row and Taft Roosevelts Split
The Tribune debunks claims of misrepresentation in coverage of Progressive figures in Congress. It contests Norris Brown’s stance as a Progressive and notes Nebraska’s rejection of Brown after Norris aligned with Roosevelt against Taft. The piece mocks the Tribune’s own editorial missteps and urges readers to question party loyalties amid a turbulent preconvention arena.
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Ohio
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Hamphrey
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Niether
Townsend
Michiwan
Ana
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Osborne
Michigan
Chicago
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Woodrow Wilson
Senator Warren
County Officials Support Fairs For Agricultural Districts
County commissioners approved an appropriation to fairs in September at Wheaton Tarrington and Burns to aid the Laramie Platte Goshen and Golden Prairie districts. The funding is expected to boost grain and cattle displays and attract investment, visitors, and land seekers to southeastern Wyoming. The piece also contains editorial remarks about political figures and a religious reference to Revelations.
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Tural
Laramie
Platte
Goshen
Golden Prairie
Wheatalnd
Torrington
Burns
Wyoming
Seasick Passengers Debate Dinner Menu Puzzles
The First Seasick Passenger confesses the foreign dishes on the dinner menu were puzzling but he gave them all up long ago. The Second Seasick Passenger asks about puzzles, noting his own disinterest in the offerings as they lean near the rail.
A Shrewd Man Goph-Old Getti Becomes Smooth Customer
Reporters recount Goph-Did you ever hear about Boomville offering subsidies for manufacturing and how he planted a rhubarb field to gain funds. He was said to be promoting several pie plants and profiting from the program.
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Goph
Old Getti
Why They Gushed in the Fountain Pen Letter Row
A comical quarrel erupts over a young woman's correspondence with a sentimental youth. Dismissive remarks about his letters spark a defense noting he writes with a fountain pen.
Somewhat spicy jokes raise laughter in show
Mr Luash comments after the third act that some jokes are very spicy. His wife notes a distinct clove scent on his breath, adding a lighthearted remark about the effect.
Conclusive Evidence of A Fiances Respectability
A young man humorously answers a question about his fiancée by noting she always secures a seat on the streetcar, implying kindness or popularity. The exchange showcases light social banter and community norms of public courtesy.
City Beauty and Planning: A United Civic Approach
An expert argues cities must treat beauty as essential business. Paris shows the value of elevating aesthetics, while collective planning is needed rather than lone acts. City rebuilding should involve architects, landscapers, traffic experts, and engineers.
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Europe
Paris
L’enfant
Christopher Wren
Eittes
Date palms planned for Los Angeles County roads
Los Angeles County supervisors authorize the forestry commission to buy 600 date palms at one dollar each for planting along the San Fernando road. The article notes Southern California’s treeless past and urges further tree planting, highway beautification, and curbside greenery to attract tourists and improve roadways.
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Board of Supervisors of
Los Angeles County
The
County Forestry Commission
San Fernando Road
California
Los Angeles Times
Trees and tidy towns brighten Kansas rail journeys
The writer argues small towns should beautify rail corridors with arbor projects. Shaded streets in Lawrence and Manhattan invite leisure and elevate life, linking clean streets, well kept homes, and lawns to a hopeful example set by trees. The piece praises Kansas towns for their charm and civic spirit.
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Whistling Post
West
Lawrence
Manhattan
Kansas
Stavanger Plans Electric Heating For City and Town
Heat city and business houses in Stavanger Norway with electricity. The electric light plant board seeks city council approval for contracts up to 100 horsepower consumption. Proposed price is 6.70 dollars per horsepower per year. Government and city buildings to be heated similarly. Population about 8,000. The city has water power to supply 95,000 horsepower for electrical use.
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Ita
Stavanger
Norway
Hypocrisy of Cities Front Yards Mask Dirty Backyards
A short editorial note laments urban hypocrisy, contrasting pristine front yards with emerald lawns and flowers to neglected backyards full of ash heaps and refuse. The piece condemns pretence of universal cleanliness in cities.
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Vancouver
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