Lonely bachelor yearns for Christmas quiet home
Strickland Gillian laments bachelor life during Christmas in Leslie's Weekly. He imagines a quiet apartment, no wife, no children, and no neighbors told, while hearing a muffled cry of a baby and feeling the ache of longing for family joys.
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Leslie's Weekly
Money Trust inquiry targets Wall Street power brokers
A congressional probe into the Money Trust questions the New York Stock Exchange and Wall Street influence. It cites possible state control and calls for a clearinghouse to balance trade. The committee presses figures including J Pierpont Morgan while President Wilson faces public scrutiny.
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Taft Denies Political Purpose In Civil Service Move
The article quotes Taft denying political motives behind excluding 6 000 fourth class postmasters from the civil service list. It questions why the president acted just before an election and suggests critics view the order as an improper defense of party aims.
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Winestt
Alice
Rooseveltian Reform Motive Cited in Pre-Election Order
The office holders backed his nomination, and his civil service order would keep them in place amid a changed administration. He pledged to reorganize along Rooseveltian lines to satisfy his party.
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Anth Roosevelt
Defensible Morality in Business Debate
The Colorado Springs Gazette argues business and morals must align. It cites a witness dodging a moral question in a money trust inquiry and calls for ending a stock exchange if it cannot be defended morally. It warns past views separating business from ethics have caused injustice.
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Colorado Springs Gazette
Plans for National Wool Growers Convention Entertainment
At a Commercial Club meeting plans for entertaining National Wool Growers delegates arriving January 1 to 11 were discussed. A committee will arrange delegate accommodations and another will organize entertainments for the ladies. Music will include a band and vocal quartets with outside talent possibly brought in. Theaters managers promise to host delegates if feasible.
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Wool Growers
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Cheyenne
Wool Growers Convention Opens with Exhibits in Cheyenne
The Forty-ninth Annual National Wool Growers Convention in Cheyenne features a Whitehead & Hea badge display showing a head of an Indian and a panel with Cheyenne Jan 0 0 100. A Chicago exhibit will trace wool from sheep to cloth while Roy Schenk leads three days of talks on tariffs, range management, and wool market preparation with leaders from Idaho, California, Utah and Wyoming. Walter Johnson predicts Washington will win the pennant in 1913 if the team hustles.
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Chicago
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C. A. Duniway
University of Wyoming
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Wyo
P. A. Ellerwood
California Woolgrowers’ Association
Red Bluff
Cal
James E. Poole
G. &. Morton
Department of Fuimal Husbandry
Colorado Agricultural College
Port Collins
Colo
J. D Holliday
National Wool Warehouse and Storage Company
Chime
Arthur FB
Boston
Mass
J. D. Noblitt
Cokeville
Wya
Bureau of Animal Industry
A. D. Melvin
United States Bureau of Animal Industry
Washington, D. C
Hon
C. B. Stewart
Utah State Woolgrowers’ Association
Salt Lake City
Utah
Carey
Walter Johnson
Washington
Election contest in Montana county offices sparks legal challenge
Basin Wyoming December 15 State Leader Cheyenne Salt has fled to declare Republican candidates for county clerk and commissioners elected, replacing the Democratic winners as votes show. The board reportedly failed to appoint registration officers in Manderson and other precincts, allowing voters to be registered late. defeated candidates seek the offices, with court action to decide who should prevail.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Promoted For Colds
An old client ad claims Chamberlain's Cough Remedy clears germs that cause pneumonia and other diseases. It warns against cough medicines with codine morphine or sedatives and asserts the product has no morphine. Sold by Jenkins Shor Co with children's felt slippers.
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Sanitary Dairy of Cheyenne Praised for Purity and Cleanliness
In a 1972 annual report the Pure Food Commission commends the Sanitary Dairy of Cheyenne for high standards of cleanliness. The owner’s investment in sanitary practices, careful cow care, milking, bottling, and periodic tuberculosis tests by a veterinary authority are cited as models for dairymen statewide.
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Thin City
Thin Dairy
Tomaty
State Dairy, Food and Oil Commissioner
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