Kansas Harvest Promises Jobs and Prosperity Across States
The article extols Kansas as thriving in population morality education and production with winter wheat nearing harvest and needs for 150000 workers from other states for the biggest wheat harvest in history. It frames labor advocates as hindering progress and predicts a strong farming year with good prices and demand for wool and livestock. It closes reflecting on vision and action in success.
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Kansas
High Tariff
All Hall
Oklahoma
Missouri
Presidents Arlington address: call for peace and sacrifice
The Arlington Cemetery speech by the president draws millions of readers and is hailed as a sober reminder of war’s costs. It urges self sacrifice in peace and stresses the flag’s daily call to service while critiquing endless conflict.
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Arlington Cemetery
Arlington
Wilson
Union
New York World
Seeing Things and Honeysuckle on the Railroad
A new engineer on the Chesapeake and Ohio line observed that honeysuckle growth prevented washouts on railroad banks. He planted honeysuckle along vulnerable sections, charging the cost to operations. The method greatly reduced washouts and saved thousands of dollars.
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Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
Sheridan Eyes New Beet Sugar Factory Amid Tariff Debate
Sheridan plans to attract a beet sugar plant despite Mondell tariff warnings. The Sheridan Enterprise notes a probable plant site once finances are arranged, with the city to provide water and land for at least 5,000 beet acres and citizens to invest via bonds or stock around 150000 dollars. The company seeks a site and water donation and local interest.
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Wyoming
Sheridan
Mondell
Sheridan Enterprise
Live Campaign Ahead in Republican Field
The piece notes renominated Penrose and plans for Foraker and Aldrich, with Uncle Joe D. making a strong bid. It argues platforms matter little to the rivals who seek office and power, while Democrats push to lower living costs amid denunciations from standpatters. Bradstreet indices show a market shift but funding remains abundant for a lively campaign season.
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Penrose
Foraker
Aldrich
Joe
Congress
Bradstreet
Cannon
World- Herald
Advertising power and controversy surround Charles W Post
A critic notes that late Charles W Post amassed a vast fortune by selling food as a patent medicine. While few were harmed, his campaigns boosted his wealth and influenced advertisers to mimic his simplistic diet based gimmicks across clothing, education, and other goods.
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Charles W. Post
Post
France boasts one car per four hundred people
France is inclined to boast over having one automobile to every four hundred population. But the United States had a million cars in use last November, which represented one auto for about every ninety one persons. And every day the number has grown.
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France
United States
Mediation Seen as Aid in US Mexico Tensions
The piece suggests mediation could ease disputes between the United States and Mexico and notes even a cautious businessman like young Mr. Rockefeller might endorse it. It imagines Republican support for Huerta proposing him as a 1916 presidential candidate, calling for a strong contender.
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United States
Mexico
Mr. Rockefeller
Colorado
Huerta
Fiddle Player’s Pay Passes Through The Dance Hall
In a gilded period the fiddle player is required to be paid for all dances, marking a stricter standard at the venue. The rule implies musicians gain compensation as part of the evening’s entertainment.
An Honorable Burglar Arranges a Trade at Glenshaw House
A burglar confronts Mr. Glenshaw during a break‑in at his home. They bargain for the plunder at 200 dollars, the burglar accepting a cashier’s check and offering a courteous exit. The incident ends with an odd, polite departure.
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Mr. Glenshaw
Glenshaw
Henry Saunders
Glenbaw
Sayrena
U S And New Mexico Clash Over Indians
Santa Fe New Mexico June 3 United States District Judge Pope granted a writ of habeas corpus for three Indians of San Juan Pueblo jailed after a hearing on charge of violating community ditch regulations. The arrest followed a factional fight in the pueblo with a pretender challenging the elected governor. Attorney General Gere aided by advising the hearing and will represent the state in the dispute. The case is set for immediate return. Watch Repairing Dan 8 Park windows shades The Sherman Co.
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Santa FE
N. M
New Mexico
United States
Pope
San Juan Pueblo
Justice of the Peace
Pueblo
Gere
Lands Office Notice of Final Proof Hearings Cheyenne 1914
United States Land Office Cheyenne Wyoming announces final three year proofs for settlers Elmer J. Sorenson Clarence E Sorenson and Carl O Halvorsen. Proofs to be made before the register and receiver June 18 1914 at Cheyenne Wyo. Names of serial numbers sections townships ranges and witnesses are listed.
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United States Land Office
Cheyenne
Wyo
A. S. Land Office
Elmer J. Sorenson
Glenn Hollingsworth
Carl O. Halvorsen
Andrew McAfee
John Federer
Clarence E. Sorenson
Homestead
Andrew McAfe
Consolidated Notice for Public Publication Cheyenne 1914
Notice of intention to make homestead entries filed at the Cheyenne land office. John D. Briney, Fred N. Briney, and Glenwood Marpel listed with serial numbers, locations in T 15 N R 65 66 W and T 16 N R 66 W. Witnesses named include Charles T. Child B. D. Vandrant D. J. Hudson and B. H. Goodman. Register W B Chaplin signs the notice. follow up expected June 10.
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John D. Briney
Charles T. Child
Glenwood Marpel
Durham
Wyo
B. D. Vandrant
D. J. Hudson
Cheyenne
Fred N. Briney
B. H. Goodman
B. D. Vandzant
W. B. Chaplin
Register
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Alex Hastie
World-Herald
Man
U. S
The
Sherman Co
Dan
Park
Register and Receiver
Johnsen
Wm. Myers Dry Goods Co
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