New Mine Development Moves Forward in Sheridan
The Monarch Coal Company plans a spring unveiling of a new mineral mine in Sheridan with a 25 000 to 46 000 dollar budget for an additional tipple hall and wheat flow equipment. President Mae Paliter and other officials arrived from Chicago to inspect location work by chief Wilkebe and five holes planned for initial drilling. The project aims to produce significant daily output and meet rising market demand as construction advances through the year.
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Mo. Paliter
Pom
Jane
Chicago
Parvell
Cheirman
Ward of Directors
Sheridan Rouning
Eluer
Lowids Coal Cowany
Comatry
Exiemeiver Rey
Asi
A.caprelis
Wilkebe
Nh Msr
Railroads deny holiday rate amid cold roads worries
Residents voice disappointment as rail lines refuse the usual holiday fare reduction. Many travelers planned to visit relatives over Christmas but fear high costs will keep them home, as carriers argue unchanged rates aid revenue in a lean holiday season.
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Arent
Cale Tee
Wang
Greenley
Aemson
Community Christmas Tree Plans Face City Obstacle
City committees plan a community Christmas tree in Laramie with mayoral input and support from the Tight plant and railway firms. A proposed site at Second and Grand risks traffic, so Third and Thornburg is suggested. teachers may lead programs with carols, gifts, and student participation as arrangements continue.
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Ienhert
Colorado, Wrondng and Rantom Railway
Ubeety
Anderton
Joternivan Talah Raiway Light and Mower Company
Oljertit
Inda
Third and
Thornburg Atreets
Ehera
Kikhorn Imrni
Crabbe
Zealandia Puzzle Mystery Baffles Search Efforts
A chaotic report describes a naming controversy near Washington about a ship Zealandia and a British officer’s actions offshore Campeche. It details diverging estimates of distance from shore and rigging up markers to fix position for salvage while authorities debate legality and possible solutions.
France calls for decisive spring draft to end war
In Paris France signals a decisive spring mobilization to raise 100000 youths of the 1917 class for training and active service. Deputy Turmel presses hastening conscription while Premier Briand and War Minister Gallieni defend government plans and insist on full mobilization toward victory.
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Rive Totay
Gem Gallieni Mioteter
Prier
Soke
Bil
Joffre
Gen. Gallien
Plaas
Aivliteen
Niveteen
Ones
Gallientale
Ealers
Turmel
Paris
Briand
Tus Mel
Brian
Walfiiedt
Preatier
M. Auriol
M. Tormel
Absent Official Requests Attention to Limited Business Premiums
A message from Fred Hofmene seeks focus on a fledgling business matter and premiums on Poltetee Laaued in Kabia, urging timely attention during absence from the city.
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Fred Hofmene
Wading to Leader Advertises LivisT Mages in Cheyenne
Fragmentary notice from Cheyenne lists LivisT mages and want ad language seeking leadership or guidance. Text is garbled with missing words but indicates an advertisement focus on recruitment or display. Further readable details are not available in the fragment.
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Howe
Leeder
Empress Sadako Bears a Fourth Son of Japan's Emperor
Empress Sadako gave birth to a son at 7 34 this evening creating the emperors fourth child. The newborn joins Crown Prince Hirohito and brothers Vasuhito Atememiya Nobuhito Ternomiya in the imperial line.
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Tokio
Sadako
Japan
Tite Je
Hirohito Michingmiya
Vasuhito Atememiya
Nobuhito Ternomiya
Forest Notes on 1915 National Forest Activities
The report details over 500 mineral claims patented in national forests during 1915 and notes about 21 million acres in private holdings. It cites homestead entries prior to forest creation, 10 9065 timber sales with 1048 under 100 dollars, and up to June 20 1915 approvals for 1317 551 acres within the Appalachian and White mountains under the Weeks Act.
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National
National Forest Reservation Commission
Appalachian and
Wire Mountains
Fragmentary 1910 Forest Service Labor Report Details
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a 1910 forest service project with workers including rangers and clerical staff. Mentions Cheyenne and Denver locations, a summer season, and a native or Fivians carpenter. Includes a late 19th or early 20th century address in Albia Iowa with Saint Francis District No. 6.
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William
Mitchel
Cheyenne
Denver
Albia
St. F. D
Plies Cured in 6 10 14 Days
An advertisement claims a quick cure by a product named Druggiata with refunds if Pay OINTMENT fails to cure conditions like ehin blindness bleeding or protrading. It promises relief after the first application and asserts cures within six to fourteen days.
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Druggiata
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