Knapp Leaves Republicans for Progressive Banner in Kansas
Fred W. Knapp of Beloit announces withdrawal from the Republican party and resigns from the Mitchell county central committee. He declares he now supports the word Progressive to designate his party affiliation and criticizes GOP leaders and unity efforts in Kansas.
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Mitchell County
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Taft
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Casper’ Press
Menziesia Identified as Potential Sheep Poison
A U S Department of Agriculture note warns that Menziesia, found in the northwestern United States, is toxic to sheep. Preliminary feeding tests show poisoning symptoms including salivation, weakness, staggering, and paralysis, with deaths linked to the plant in Idaho’s Pend Oreille region.
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Pend Oreille National Forest
Wyoming Seeks Bids for Primary and General Election Pamphlets
The Wyoming Secretary of State invites sealed proposals for printing primary and general election pamphlets under 1911 session laws. Bids cover 5,000 copies class A and 30,000 copies class B with per page pricing for paper, composition, press work, and binding, plus sample stock and a $300 bid bond. Bids due by July 2, 1914, with work to be performed entirely in Wyoming and delivered to the Secretary of State.
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Wyoming
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Secretary of State
State of Wyoming
First "Ranch" Organized for National Order Cowboys
The first ranch of the National Order of Cowboy Rangers was instituted in Denver last Wednesday night. A large assembly of Denver business and professional men were initiated into the order and some rode the bronc for the first time, delighting onlookers. The order originated in Wyoming, incorporated under Wyoming law on March 4, and was founded by Wyoming people.
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