Warren and Farmers Clash Over Underwood Tariff
The letter accuses Senator Francis E. Warren of disregarding Wyoming farmers for years and condemns his stance on the Underwood tariff as self serving. It portrays Warren as hostile to farmers while praising broader tariff reform backed by voters and Democrats, arguing opposition comes from special interests and partisan press.
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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 Praised for Homeless Child Work in Wyoming
Secretary Bartle highlights Miss Alle Jewel of the Children's Home at Wheatland for devoted care of homeless children. Known in South Dakota and Wyoming, she travels long distances with her charges, earning respect for motherly attention and selfless service.
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Bartle
Humane Office
Alle Jewell
Wheatland
Miss Jewell
South Dakota
Sioux Polls
Wyoming
Sunshine State
Buey
Bad roads drain farmer income in Minneapolis district
A writer in the Review of Reviews notes that poor roads impose heavy costs on farmers in the Minneapolis area. He cites per acre tolls, transport charges, and labor costs that far exceed other farming expenses. The aggregate impact would exceed the value of core crops if roads remained unfixed.
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Review of Reviews
Rural road study shows heavy losses from bad roads
A district canvass reports 4009 farmers produced 560000 tons of farm produce in 1911 selling for 36605680 after 305000 trips. Time lost equals 800 eight hour days, with travel 88 world circumferences. Losses include $29000 from detours $62000 from route choice $75000 from slow progress and $159000 from extra trips. leases and injuries add $221000 and $91000 respectively, totaling $908728 in losses from bad roads.
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Tota Loa
Cheyenne Urges Clean Up Ahead of Frontier Celebration
The article commends residents for cleaning yards and removing weeds to present a neat city during the Frontier celebration. It urges every household to take pride and notes that unkept vacant lots should be cleaned by the city and charged to owners, to maintain Cheyenne’s respected appearance.
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Cheyenne
Turteys Demand and Winter Storage Note
Fragmentary text discusses turkeys and pumpkins with scattered, unclear lines about keeping produce through winter and daily upkeep. Limited readable items mention storage and comfort, but no coherent events or clear subjects emerge.
Man Overboard or Madman Aboard North River Excursion
Riverman describes a confrontation with a dangerous intruder in the pilothouse of a North River ferryboat bound from West 42nd Street to College Point. A big ax wielding man threatened to ram another boat. the captain used the pilot wheel and a hidden band wheel to fling the attacker across the cabin, subdue him, and turn him over to police aboard the excursion steamer with 1,000 passengers on board.
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Riverman
Big Wheel
North River
Weat Forty-second Street
New York
College Point
Aly
Ble
Fragmentary verse fragment teases hidden meaning
A fragmentary, poetic excerpt contrasts strength and endurance with hardship. It questions rites and lingering sorrow, noting kindness never wasted even in rough times, and hints at distant earth, rain, and the call to persevere.
Seasonal Dishes Highlight Green Pepper Uses and Veggie Guide
Seasonal dishes showcase green peppers in salads stuffed with meat and spices. A crisp vegetable salad layers cucumber radish onion pepper and tomato with French dressing. Other recipes include a garlic of peas carrots potatoes and rice stew and stuffed squash with corn cream and cheese baked until brown.
Tax sale notice for Cheyenne lots 16 and 17 in 1910
LR Bresnahen bought Lots 16 and 17, Block 567, Cheyenne, at a 1910 tax sale by Luke Voorhees. The 1909 taxes and costs totaled 1.11 dollars. Redemption ends November 17, 1914. if unredeemed, Bresnahen will seek a deed from the Laramie county treasurer.
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Luke Voorhees
Laramie County
Wyoming
LR. Bresnahen
City of
Cheyenne
L. R. Bresnahen
Freckles Removed by Othine Prescription Guarantee
A prominent physician endorses a freckle removal remedy called Othine. The druggist sells the double strength version with a money back guarantee, promising improvement after a few applications and possible vanishing of lighter freckles.
City youths study farming while country boys lag
A New York college notes more city boys study farming than country boys yet this may reflect desire for variety. Titled men rent themselves as afternoon tea attractions in London for 7.50 to 15 dollars per tea, while the impoverished aristocracy turns to methods of financing.
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New York College
London
Hich Finance
Notice of Public Land Final Proof for Cheyenne Claimant
Department of the Interior Cheyenne Wyoming July 10 1913 Not coal land not within phosphate or public water reserve Peter Lauritsen Cheyenne Wyoming filed intention to make final five year proof for NW Section Township 14 North Range 66 West 6th P M before the United States Land Office Cheyenne Wyoming August 26 1913 Witnesses Martin Bryther Offie Downs John James and Andrew Weitz all of Cheyenne Wyoming Register CHAPLIN
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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
U. S. Land Office
William C. Arnold
U.S. Land Office
Edward J. Cashman
Ervin Clark
William Merney
William Delaney
Campstool
W. EB Chaplin
Enos MH. Wade
P. M
U. 8
Land Office
William Reid
Martin M. Harteng
Jobo Burwell
Carl Becko
Cinkeiisn
Notice of final three year proof for homestead land
John C. Smith of Cheyenne Wyoming filed notice of intention to make final three year proof to establish a homestead claim on the land described in section 30 township 16 north range 67 west 6th P M. before the United States Land Office at Cheyenne on August 25 1914. Witnesses include J W Waddill Ada Waddill G W Brown and Clara Brown of Cheyenne Wyoming.
Bores in Society Highlight Quasi-Satirical Cast
The Washington society page mocks bore figures by naming four types and the New York Herald adds distinctions such as a husband’s wife who is a dandy cook and a woman who makes every outfit she wears. The cheerful little woman and others are described in this playful society sketch.
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Washington
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McCall’s Magazine
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California
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