Senator Warren Faces Farmers Over Underwood Tariff
A sharp critique argues Senator Francis E. Warren neglects southeastern Wyoming farmers while opposing the Underwood tariff law. The piece claims Warren inflated price demands, labels tariffs as harmful, and accuses him of personal greed, contrasting with farmers who favor tariff reform supported by a Democratic majority.
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Warren
Wyoming
Senator Warren
Cheyenne
Denver
Fort Collins
al Topwarda
Parmeras
Washington
Francis E. Warren
Wyomingles
Middle West
Liverpool
London
General Sherman
Martin
Pratt
Wilson
Roosevelt
Taft
United States
Tree Jewel Celebrates Alle Jewell’s Care For Homeless Children
Secretary Bartle lauds Miss Alle Jewell of the Wheatland Children’s Home for her devoted work with homeless children. From South Dakota to Wyoming, she travels long distances to care for these youths, earning praise for motherly love, loyalty, and tireless service.
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Bartle
Humane Office
Alle Jewell
Wheatland
Miss Jewell
South Dakota
Sioux Polls
Wyoming
Sunshine State
Buey
Bad roads tax hits farmer profits in Minnesota district
A writer notes in the Review of Reviews that road deficiencies cost farmers in Minnesota territory large sums. He cites charges per acre, per ton moved, and per crew, totaling far more than labor costs and threatening grain and feed crops across the year in a district affected by poor roads.
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Review of Reviews
Road Conditions Cost Farmers Big Losses In Produce
A district survey of 4009 farmers shows 560000 tons of produce sold in 1911 for 36605680, requiring 305000 trips. Time wasted equals 800 eight hour days and travel covered 88 world circumferences. Losses from not using shortest routes total 629000, slower progress 75000, extra trips 159000, accessibility and equipment injuries 221000, hand manure limits 91000, summing to 908728.
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Tota Loa
Cheyenne Urges Clean Up for Frontier Celebration
The city promotes a neat municipal appearance for Frontier celebration guests. Residents are urged to clean yards and remove street weeds. Vacant lots left unkept may trigger city work billed to owners to maintain Cheyenne’s renowned neat streets and lawns.
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Cheyenne
Turteys Demand Inspires Seasonal Notes
Fragmentary text suggests focus on pumpkins and storage concerns. The passage mentions keeping pumpkins all winter and mentions daily upkeep and comfort, with unclear references to specific people, places, or events. The disjointed lines imply a miscellaneous note on seasonal produce handling.
Pilothouse Showdown on River Voyage Ends with Captive Intruder
Riverman uses steam steering wheel and a hidden band wheel to fling an insane ax-wielding intruder from the pilothouse of a North River excursion steamer. The captain, facing a dangerous man aboard a 1000-passenger voyage from West 42nd Street to College Point, overpowers him, calls the engineer, restrains the assailant with rope, and turns him over to police.
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Riverman
Big Wheel
North River
Weat Forty-second Street
New York
College Point
Aly
Ble
Poetic Fragments Reflect on Strength and Kindness
The text presents fractured lines about kitchens, meals, and effort, contrasting strength for strife with fading words. It ponders earthly waning, rain, and the value of kind speech, suggesting reflections rather than a single narrative event.
Seasonal Dishes Feature Green Peppers and Fresh Garden Produce
Green peppers, now plentiful, add color and flavor to salads and meals. Recipes include shredded peppers with cottage cheese, stuffed peppers, fried green tomato slices, layered vegetable salad with lettuce cucumber radish onion pepper and tomato, and a gypsy style dish with new vegetables and bacon. A Scotch Stew uses peas potatoes carrots turnips rice and mint. Stuffed summer squash centers with corn cream and cheese then baked to brown crumbs.
Tax sale notice for Cheyenne property in 1910
Luke Voorhees, county treasurer of Laramie County Wyoming, conducted a tax sale on June 27 1910. LR Bresnahan purchased Lots 16 and 17, block 567, Cheyenne for 1909 taxes totaling 1.11 dollars. Redemption expires November 17 1914. If not redeemed, Bresnahan as assignee will seek a deed from the county treasurer.
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Luke Voorhees
Laramie County
Wyoming
LR. Bresnahen
City of
Cheyenne
L. R. Bresnahen
Freckles Vanish with the Othine Prescription
A prominent physician endorses a freckle removal remedy called Othine. Sold by druggists with a money back guarantee, it promises remarkable improvement after initial applications and may erase lighter freckles entirely.
City boys study farming at New York college
A New York college notes more city boys studying farming than country youths, suggesting a shift in interests. Report mentions titled males offering themselves as London tea attractions for seven to fifteen dollars per session, while the aristocracy seeks new finance methods.
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New York
London
Hich Finance
Notice for Publicacion of Homestead Claim Cheyenne 1913
Department of the Interior Cheyenne Wyoming publishes notice for Peter Lauritsen of Cheyenne to prove final five year homestead proof for land described in 1906 entry No 6131. Final proof set for August 26, 1913 before the U S Land Office Cheyenne witnesses include Martin Bryther Offie Downs John James and Andrew Weitz all residents of Cheyenne Wyoming
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Department of the Interior
U. & Land Office
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Peter Lauritsen
United States Land Office
Martin Bryther
Offie Downs
John James
Andrew Weitz
Wyo
W. &. Chaplin
Register
Enos MH. Wade
P. M
U. 8
Land Office
William Reid
Martin M. Harteng
Jobo Burwell
Carl Becko
Cinkeiisn
John C. Smith Seeks Final Proof on Cheyenne Land Claim
John C. Smith of Cheyenne Wyoming filed notice of intent to make final three year proof to establish his homestead claim on E% Section 30 T16N R67W 6th P.M. before the U S Land Office August 25 1014. Witnesses named are J W Waddill Ada Waddill G W Brown and Clara Brown of Cheyenne Wyoming.
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Department of the Interior
U. S.land
Cheyenne
Wyoming
John C. Smith
United States Land Office
J. W. Waddill
Ada Waddill
G. W. Brown
Clara Brown
Cheyenone
Wyo
Eliminating the Bores in Society Letterings
Anecdotal gossip item references Washington society’s bores and their four Da code. The New York Herald names individual bores by description, noting a husband whose wife is a dandy cook, a woman who makes every outfit she wears, a woman with a constant headache, and a cheerful small woman who wears rubber.
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Washington
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McCall’s Magazine
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