Glass Factory at Laramie Nears Start in Wyoming
The Laramie Chamber of Commerce approved a plan to establish a glass factory. 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 staff the plant with at least 500 workers.
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Daramie
Dee
Laramie
Chamber of Commerce
Propost
Bailey
Wyoming
Cqual
Noy
Iran
Farm warehousing plan could aid farmer financing
The article argues a permissive federal warehousing system would improve financing for crops, offering relief in emergencies and strengthening the distributive system. It notes farmers could rely on their own ability with adequate business methods and that grain production showed a notable rise.
America Unprepared for War Warns Wood and Wotherspoon
Major Generals Wood and Wotherspoon warn the United States is wholly unprepared for war and has only about forty-nine thousand soldiers and nearly two thousand seven hundred officers fit for fighting. They say an enemy could land troops between Boston and the Chesapeake if the navy cannot hold them off. Wood’s interview and Wotherspoon’s annual report emphasize a fragile readiness.
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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 flags neglect of live stock in the South report
In the crop of 1014 the report notes corn production stalled and meat output declined. The secretary warns of a lamentable neglect of live stock production in the South. The secretary's report includes a
Joseph Smith Morman Head Passes Away
The report notes 1914 wheat at 92 million bushels and apples at 269 million. It details gains in crops but declines in cattle hogs and sheep since 1899. Joseph Smith, Mormon head, dies after leading the church from Amboy to Independence and publishing the Balint Herald.
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Quy ii
Nevada
Rhode Island
Joseph Smith
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 Embraces Poet
A Wyoming cowboy famed as horseman polo player and broncho buster writes his maiden poem. Charles G Sutton known locally for polo and rodeo is revealed as a poet with a verses about cain wild dogies and a night ride with Sut and gunchers chasing long horned devils.
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Fort
Thvone
Yty Park
Denver
Old Black Mountain
Law To Control Capitalization Railways Asked
The commission recommends definite penalties for violations of the hours of service act and explicit authority to examine railroad documents. It calls for a fixed period for legal actions on transportation charges and notes progress in physical valuation. Winter field parties shift south. 1,500 miles surveyed monthly, rising to 20 parties per district by January. Collisions tied to improper flagging persist. engine crew errors still rise. The report also critiques the train order system and signals.
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Commission
Eags
Kilburn Eyes Wheatland for New Orchard Nursery
M R Kilburn manager of Northern Colorado Nursery Co is in Wheatland exploring a branch nursery. The firm sells commercial orchards and maintains them until bearing age delivering an orchard with trees in good condition at contract end. Kilburn believes local conditions support profitable orchards with 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 Philadelphia by Chicago owner Comiskey in a cash deal. The purchase, reportedly at least $110,000, includes Collins’ five year salary with $50,000 paid up front.
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Collins
Chicago
Eddie Colling
Philadelphia Club
Comiskey
New York
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William W. Wotherspoon
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Shepherd & Klett
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Sam Crammer
Charlie Sutton
Irvin
Shantlo
Jack Pines
Ralph S. Adamsky
Optician
West Lincoln Highway
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ED. Pinaud
Atomizer
Sa Ace
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Trager
Pinaud
Cook Brothers
West Eighteenth Street
Wm. Hinthon
Furl
IPEAL
MYER
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Whith
Imnik Poston
CMD
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