Cheyenne Contiguous Country Development Urged
A reader argues for rapid settlement of lands adjacent to Cheyenne, noting federal dry farming support, irrigation trials, and local power company efforts. He contrasts Cheyenne with nearby towns and Colorado, praising the state farm tests and promises of improved highways and rail links to boost agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Gordon
Cheyenne
United States Department of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
Greeley
Electing Power Company of
Cheyene
Crow Creek
Colorado
Dr. Cook
BE. M. Watson
Wyoming
Plire Bluffs
Hebert
Burns
Hillsdale
Union Patlie
Burlington
Cheyenne Electric Power Company
Government Farm
Democratic push on Philippine independence debate in press
The approaching Democratic rise to power spurs debate on Philippine policy. Reports claim leaders favor independence with a stable government, outlining possible timeframes and a guaranteed U S role until neutralization by treaty.
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Democratic Party
Washington
Maniln
Woodrow Wilson
United States
Emilio Aguinaldo
Spain
Funston
Alands
Democratic
Philippines
Philippine Islands
New York Evening Post
Nine Inches of Water Per Acre Advocated in Colorado
Fort Collins Colorado November 6 1923 irrigation experts at the first annual conference at the Agricultural College heard Prof V M Cone assert that nine inches of water per acre yearly could yield equal or better crops than the present eighteen inches. He urged soil knowledge better land leveling and timely water delivery and cited French experiments to support frequent lighter applications.
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Fort Collins
Colo
Colorado
V M. Cone
Colorado Experiment Station
Agricultural Eollege
Cone
Brieger
Menara
Laine
Munts
Poudre Valley
Arkansas Valley
San Luis Valley
Charles A. Lory
The
Agricultural College
Aon
John L. Armstrong
Paul Rothi
United States Reclamation Service
A. R. Honnold
United States
Reclamation Service
College Chapel
R. F. Walter
Denver
Jack Frost Castle Christmas Ad Guide 1912
A vintage promotional piece urging early gift shopping and leisurely holiday giving. It praises Santa’s home via wireless, stresses happiness through giving, and markets The Leader’s Christmas ads as a personal, at home shopping Book of Gifts for quality options and convenient buying.
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Leader
Grain Supply Changes Reported by Bradstreet's
Special cables and telegrams show mixed shifts in wheat and corn supplies across the United States and Canada. Wheat totals fell overall by 1,415,000 bushels in North America while U S east and west gains offset Canada declines. afloat European stocks slid 400,000 bushels, for a total drop of 1,094,000 bushels. Corn shows increases of 1,003,000 bushels in U S and Canada offset by a 659,000 bushel U S and Canada decline. Manitoba and Portland led gains. Louisville and Port Huron reported notable decreases. Canada’s visible wheat on November 20 stood at 15,215,000 bushels, down 2,721,000 from prior.
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United States
Mack.ies
Canada
Europe
Manitoba
Portland
Minneapolis
Cleveland
Loulaville
Port Huron
Weather outlook for Wyoming shows fair weekend
The weather forecast from Washington D C dated December 6 indicates fair conditions for Wyoming with Saturday and Sunday expected to be dry and sunny.
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Washington, D. C
Wyoming
Sickles and wife to reunite at Fifth Avenue dinner
Gen Daniel E Sickles and his wife, long estranged, set to reunite at a reunion dinner at his Fifth Avenue mansion with their son and daughter. Mrs Sickles returned after mortgage actions secured his finances, while daughter Edna Crackenthorpe arrived from England with husband Capt Dayrell Crackenthorpe. The potential dispute centers on a fortune claimed by Edna as heir. Sickles says the fortune was $40,000.
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New York
Daniel E. Sickles
Fifth Avenue
Sickles
Dynamite Trial Reveals Seiffert Letter Link to Plot
In Indianapolis on December 6, testimony tied Herman G Seiffert of Milwaukee to the McNamara dynamite conspiracy. Seiffert said he used the line Pretty hard to do anything to it in a letter to John J McNamara about union reports. Reddin denied knowledge of the Milwaukee blast and explained he sent Clinton Iowa work details at McNamara’s direction.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Herman G. Seiffert
Milwaukee
McNamara
William E. Reddin
Seiffert
John J. McNamara
Reddin
Clinton
Iowa
Green Bay
Wis
Through Trains Run By Jan First To Pueblo Route
Pueblo reports completion of the Burlington orth junction extension in Wyoming enabling through Northwest to Gulf of Mexico trains via Pueblo. Labor delays remain, but line opening will boost freight to Pueblo, linking northern ore fields to smelters and expanding shipments through local yards benefiting business interests.
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Pueblo
Northwest
Yellowstone Park Country
Gulf of Mexico
Orth Junction
Burlington
Wyoming
Colorado & Southern
Archbold Impeachment Trial Highlights Motive Question
In Washington on December 1 the Erie subsidiary Hill side Con and Iron boss W O A May testified at Judge Robt W Archbold’s commerce court impeachment. May claimed he recalled a bank contract after notices of other claims appeared, while defense suggested the withdrawal stemmed from the Washington inquiry into Archbold’s conduct. Little new evidence emerged.
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Wasitington
D. C
Robt. W. Archbold
Commerce Court
Archbold
W. OA. May
Erie Railroads
Hillside Con and Iron Company
Katy Didculm Bank
Br. J. Williams
Archboli
May
Washington
Wilson final farm report marks sixteen years in Cabinet
Washington December 4. Secretary of Agriculture Tama Jim Wilson submits his 16th annual report to President Taft outlining farm wealth growth from 1 billion to 9.52 billion and total wealth production rising by over 105 billion in sixteen years. He praises agricultural colleges, experiment stations, and departmental experts for driving prosperity and notes staff grew from 2,444 to 18,808 with nearly seven billion dollar appropriation.
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Washington
Wilson
Taft
Inez
United States Department of Agriculture
Dette
Department of Agricultural Colleges and Experiment Stations
Ita Public
Germany
France
Great Britain
Ireland
Italy
Jury Deadlock in Maggie Au France Case
The federal jury failed to reach a verdict in the Maggie Au France case after hours of deliberation. Six jurors backed acquittal and six backed conviction on each ballot, leading to discharge and a new trial set for Monday. reports say several secret service men have joined to bolster government evidence.
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Maggie Au France
Secret Service
Constantinople Burning Report From North German Lloyd Liner
Quill Jones described the Turkish capital as a pesthouse lit by fires where the dead are burned while refugees and wounded pour from the city. He reported scenes of famine, burning pits, and a population in denial, believing victory will come despite Allied advances.
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New York
Constantinople
Quill Jones
Koenig Albert
America
Aerophle
Attinople
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Washington Dispatch
New York Sun
Henry
House Rules Committee
House
Pres
Champ Clark
Jack Frost Castle
Santa Claus
Wireless
J. P. Pallon
Bradetreet
Gen. Sickles
H. G. Seiffert
John J
W. AL May
Witness
Erie R. R. Coal Interests
Tama Jim Wilson
Agriculture Dept
Maggie Au
Orient
Horth
Lewis
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