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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1915
Page
14
A Burlington route annual report shows freight tonnage rising from 17.47 to 19.46 tons per train in the last fiscal year, with average train length up by about one car and a higher number of cars per train mile. The report notes more empty cars and stock movements under a tight schedule, affecting tonnage and crew utilization.
The text notes rising freight totals and train miles from 1904 to 1914 with cost per train mile at 1.51 in 1904 rising to 1.77 in 1914. It mentions Burlington depot work at David City and visits by Burlington and Union Pacific officials, plus derailments on the Alliance division causing delays near Lincoln and Dunning.
An escape tale unfolds as Annette and Inez confront a giant beast and a pursuing tribe. Annette fights for survival aided by Herneander and allies while longing to flee toward safer shores.
The article catalogs proposed 1918 federal budgets across departments including commerce internal trade agriculture and labor. It notes requested increases for steamboat inspection rural free delivery and anti trust enforcement, and signals moves toward a federal telephone and telegraph monopoly in territories pending appraisal by the Interstate Commerce Commission. It also cites pension reductions and Panama Canal funding shifts.
The text provides a rough estimate of an appropriation totaling 19 009 060 and an overall budget figure of 89 998 000. The fragment lacks clear context or specific entities to identify institutions or dates.
Two carloads of elk from Jackson Hole Wyoming were ordered to Cache County to preserve the stock. Officials including Fred W. Chambers state they will subscribe funds to transport and place the elk in local canyons and suitable habitat as other communities plan similar shipments.
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