Be A Do Not A Dreamer Is It Fair To Governor Kendrick
Editorial argues a Wyoming bill to transfer immigration commission appointments from Governor Kendrick to a five member board elected by state officers. It warns the change would strip the governor of power, set a partisan precedent, and weaken state governance. The piece praises Kendrick’s nonpartisan approach and urges legislators to set aside politics for state progress.
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Wyoming
Kendrick
Denner
Immigration Board
Bride Picked Out for Justice McReynolds Engagement
Aged United States official Justice McReynolds reportedly chose a bride, Lucy Burieson, daughter of a postmaster, amid courtly chatter in Washington. Witnesses noted a visible engagement ring and public curiosity surrounding the match.
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Justice McReynolds
Astovia'o
Justicen McReynards
United States
Bathrlas
Bes
Lucy Burieson
Democracy and markets fuel American manufacturing dominance
The piece argues that US finished manufacturing sales rose over nine years due to invention fostered by political and economic equality, a concentrated industrial geography, a skilled adaptable workforce, and a vast uniform consuming public shaped by advertising. It credits transportation, specialized regions, labor productivity, higher wages, and a strong domestic market for brands as bases of power.
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United States
Moline
Ill
Russia
India
China
St. Louis Republic
Thrift Plan Encourages Savings Among Minnesota Mill Hands
Dr Lyman Abbott lauds a practical profit sharing scheme in which 700 workers at a Minnesota flour mill received $35 checks to deposit in savings accounts with the promise of additional sums based on balances. The program spurred many to open savings books and deposit previously unbanked funds, with some workers adding to reach bonus thresholds.
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Lyman Abbott
Minnespolia
Depost
Mactireger
Love Inspires Return From Those We Meet
A reflective musing states when love guides interactions it elevates and ennobles both giver and receiver. The author Ralph Walterine suggests that generous feelings provoke reciprocal positive influence returning to the originator.
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Ralph Walterine
Wyoming Wool Growers 11th Convention Highlights
The piece reviews the 11th Wyoming Wool Growers convention with delegates to the National Wool Growers in Denver in 1906. It notes leadership under Senator Warren, Dr. Wilson, and Walker, the anti leasing and Pinchot protests, and the 1907 land convention. It also covers centralizing wool storage in Omaha and Chicago, the National Wool Warehouse system, reforms against sheep camp raiders, and ongoing efforts for transportation and pest control benefiting Wyoming.
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Pinchot
Patrick Sullivan
Casper
National Wool Growers ’Association
Denver
Colo
F. E. Warren
Cleyenne
National Sesociation
Mortimer Levering
la Fayette
Ind
Warren
Dr. Wilson
Wyoming Association
Levering
Walker
National Association
Wyoming
Wilson
Public Lands
Denver Lands
Congress
Wyoming Wool Growers Association
Delfelder
Walkeroot
Wyoming Wool Grower
O Relations
Omaha
Hame
National Wool Growers Association
Western
Chicago
Sheepmen
National Wool Warehouse & Storage Company
Boston
Philadelphia
J. E. Cosgrifft
Rawlins
Woolmen's Company
State Wool Growers Association
Wyoming Wool Grow
Across The Range in a Motor Car
A travel feature recounts a Sierra crossing by automobile from Stockton to Antelope Valley via Botora and S8 passes, covering 4139 miles in a day and noting the Hudson Six’s minimal water and radiator needs. W. E. Winneen is listed as the loyalist for the Widgson company.
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Sierra Mountains
California
Botora
Fierra Mountains
Antelope
Carvalley
Angel
Sonora
Stockton
W. E. Winneen
Wigdson Company
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