Fisher Seeks Stricter Homestead Rules and Land Leases
Secretary Fisher urged tighter cultivation requirements for homesteads and favored leasing remaining public lands for grazing and resource extraction. He proposed a three year homestead period with two years to settle and three years of residence, plus stricter cultivation standards. He warned against selling public lands except through homesteading and advocated comprehensive cultivation of each homestead.
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Frontier Days celebration draws big crowds and debate
The article notes strong attendance at Frontier Days, with visitors from Haider, Denver, and surrounding towns. It praises the sporting nature and regional impact while criticizing commercialized promotion and uneven benefits to local businesses and permanent population growth.
Pinhead Politics and Presidential Campaign Attacks
A biased critique details attacks on a Presidential candidate and his wife over smoking, religion, immigration, and parochial loyalties. It notes efforts to show broad appeal while addressing various voter blocs and hints at a parade by military and frontier groups reflecting nostalgic sentiment.
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Carnival week at Frontier Park and church today
The piece recalls a week of joyful events at Frontier Park and urges readers to dress up and attend church twice, promising better spirits and health from a dose of cheer and faith. It notes playful parade imagery and suggests a return to routine for improvement.
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Homecoming Reception Planned for Senator Warren
A Washington letter says Congress will sign out on Senator Warn and he will return home. The Warn club plans a parade to greet him and his family at the depot with organized marching, badges, banners, and slogans such as The greatest sheep herder since Abraham and He gets things for you.
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Notable Fort Russell Parade Tensions Stirring After Return
Fragmented account describes Hankins aiming to reopen parade plans at Fort Russell amid threats to pull troops, urging a show of public support for Shiann. It mentions a proposed free photo event to attract women and youths, and requests a display near the Capitol theater.
Fourth Field Returns From 1000 Mile Hike
The Fourth Field Artillery battalion arrives at Fort D. A. Russell after a 1000 mile hike. They camp nine miles from the Post, replace worn clothing in Dillon, enjoy Ward and Tolaho Springs, and hold dances with Boulder University students.
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Army stretcher bearers ready for another 1000 mile march
A field outfit, after a long march, has begun a period of rest and refreshment. The troops changed clothing, bathed, and were introduced to a barber in the city before joining in local festivities. Physicians say they are fit and prepared to resume their grueling 1000 mile trek at a faster pace.
Coal Operators and Miners Meet in Sheridan Wyoming
Sheridan Wyoming August 17 The Northern district United Mine Workers conferences began Friday morning and will continue to mid next week A G Morgan district 22 vice president leads discussions with a 25 member scale committee to draft demands for a two year agreement Morgan cites prior substantial wage gains in Southern Wyoming and hopes for a similar outcome here双方 employers and workers report good relations and seek continued cooperation
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Wyoming Primary Election Debate Over Voter Access
Wyoming voters are urged to participate in next Tuesday's primary elections statewide. The piece argues the primary expands equal citizen participation against party ring politics favoring caucuses controlled by a few. It warns abstention limits remedy for flawed candidate selection.
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