Glass Factory at Laramie Nearing Formal Establishment
The Laramie Chamber of Commerce approved a plan to establish a glass factory here. Andrew Prailey and the chamber agreed to form a Wyoming corporation with stock over 1.5 million dollars. Mr Bailey will organize the company and raise funds to build and equip the plant employing at least 500 men.
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Daramie
Dee
Laramie
Chamber of Commerce
Propost
Bailey
Wyoming
Cqual
Noy
Iran
American farmer reliance on own ability in warehousing system
The article argues farmers should depend on personal ability and adopt sound business methods to improve financing of crops. A permissive federal warehousing law could spur development, easing emergencies and adding to the distributive system as grain production rises.
America Unprepared for War Warned by Wood and Wotherspoon
Major Generals Leon A. Wood and W W Wotherspoon declare the United States is wholly unprepared for war. They estimate only about 49 969 men and 2 738 officers are fit for fighting and warn a foreign enemy could land forces between Boston and Chesapeake Bay if the navy fails.
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United States
Leonard A. Wood
Department of the East
W. W. Wotherspoon
Wood
Boston
Chesapeake Bay
Navy
Atomnee
Wotherspoon
Representative Gardner
Massachusetts
Secretary notes neglect of live stock in the south
In the 1014 crop report the corn production showed no advance while meat output declined. The secretary highlights a lamentable neglect of live stock production in the south. The secretary's report includes a
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Quy ii
Nevada
Rhode Island
Joseph Smith Mormon Head Passes Away in Independence
The report details Joseph Smith’s later years and death at Independence, his leadership role in reorganizing the church, and his son Frederick M. Smith taking over. It notes his simple life, editorial work for the Balinte' Herald, and his three marriages with denials of polygamy.
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Tilinois
Missouri
Nauvo
Lnois
Carthage
Illinois
Utah
Brigham Young
Young Joseph Smith
Amboy
Lamont
Iowa
Independence
Smith
Balnte’ Herald
Joseph
Hhis
Frederick M. Smith
Cowboy Turns 10 Shrine of Muse Poem Presented
A Fort Collins readers on Fort Collinsexpress poem by Charles G Sutton portrays a cowboy foreman named Sut guiding cowboys to chase long horned deer. The verse recalls a rugged western scene with dogies and jack pine as the chase ends with the cattle scattering for spring roundup.
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Fort
Thvone
Yty Park
Denver
Old Black Mountain
Law to Control Capital Ization Railways Asked
The commission urges definite penalties for violations of the hours of service act and explicit authority to examine railroad records. It calls for setting a fixed period, ideally three years, to start legal actions on transportation charges and notes extensive winter field surveys and ongoing rail valuations. Collisions are analyzed with emphasis on flagging errors and inexperienced staff, while train order weaknesses remain a topic.
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Commission
Eags
More Orchards In This State
M R Kilburn of the Northern Colorado Nursery Co visits Wheatland and plans a branch nursery there. The firm specializes in planting commercial orchards and caring for them until bearing age, delivering a ready orchard at contract end. Kilburn sees local demand for five to ten acre plantings of top varieties.
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Wheatland
M. R. Kilburn
Northern Colorado Nursery Co
Kilburn
Collins Comes High Costs Chicago 110000
Eddie Collins, second baseman, was bought from the Philadelphia club by Chicago's President Comiskey in a cash deal. Report says the total package exceeds 110000, with 50000 listed as the purchase price and a five year salary included.
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Chicago
Eddie Colling
Philadelphia
Comiskey
New York
Collins
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America
Wotherspoon and Wood
Ajoru Eneal
William W. Wotherspoon
Gruen Shor
Shepherd & Klett
Boc
Joseph Smith
Manowal’s
Castoria
Tig
Sam Crammer
Charlie Sutton
Irvin
Shantlo
Jack Pines
Ralph S. Adamsky
Optician
West Lincoln Highway
Wheatland Jortion
ED. Pinaud
Atomizer
Sa Ace
Axtra
Trager
Pinaud
Cook Brothers
West Eighteenth Street
Wm. Hinthon
Furl
IPEAL
Rouky Mountain
Whith
Imnik Poston
CMD
Kommns
Logan’s Book and Curio Store
Carey Ave
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