Hog Market Tops in Laramie County at 8.15 Per Cwt
Denver Record Stockman reports Laramie county farmers topped the hog market last week at 8.15 dollars per hundredweight. Golden Prairie shippers near Pine Bluff led a notable rise as hogs move to Cheyenne packing house and Omaha buyers, with feed from corn alfalfa silage and durum wheat fueling gains. The piece notes growing hog industry, profitability, and calls for rebuilding a key bridge to improve rail traffic and regional commerce.
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Denver Record Stockman
Laramie County
Wyoming
Golden Prairie
Pine Bluffs
Cheyenne Packing House
Omaha
Denver
Defending Pathfinder Dam in Wyoming Water Rights Debate
The Saratoga Sun and Casper Press defend the Pathfinder steal as Wyoming officials cede river rights to Nebraska. They criticize a distant federal bureau for controlling flow on the North Platte and condemn the Revolutionary era deal as harming state development. The piece denounces what it calls a rotten deal by the old Republican machine and laments progress amid bleak regional imagery.
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Saratoga Sun
Casper Press
Wyoming
North Platte
Nebraska
Pathfinder Dam
Washington, D. C
Littlefield
United States Reclamation Service
Wool tariff repeal boosts prices say Wyoming sheepman
The Leader argues repeal of Schedule K harmed no woolgrowers and that U S prices track London markets. J E Cosgriff notes American woolgrowers profit from higher market prices and predicts improved clipping methods will lift profits in a year.
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Republica
Tuu Ff
Wool Trust
London
Wyoming
Salt Lake Herald-Republican
J. E. Cosgriff
Continental National Bank
Intermountain States
Colorado & Southern to Rebuild Guernay Bridge
In Cheyenne a column notes the Colorado and Southern railroad will rebuild the burned bridge at Guernay, a development seen as a major improvement for Wyoming’s transportation link and regional commerce.
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Colorado and Wyoming
Bunrise
Guernsey
Hartville Junction
Colorado & Southern
Burrington
Cheyenne
Burlington
Colorado
Wyoming
Colorado & Southern Railroad
Guernay
Wyoming Rising as a Heroic Growth State
The Denver Post extols Wyoming's rapid development in railroads oil and infrastructure. It highlights new oil basins reclamation projects and booming towns praising investment opportunities and the state's forward push in the Rocky Mountain region.
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Wyoming
Great
Rocky Mountain
Canadian Northwest
America
Denver Post
Army of Kelly in Grafton Chooses Work or Leave
The Pueblo Star Journal criticizes sixty men in Kelly's army for avoiding work in Grafton West Virginia. It urges rounding up and shipping to harvest states like Kansas and Oklahoma, arguing they should be arrested if they refuse to work and sent to do something worthwhile.
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Kelly
Grafton
W. Va
California
Kansas
Oklahoma
Pueblo Btar Journal
The West for the West cry rises over land policy
A political statement declares The West for the West against imperialistic land grabs threatening western population and opportunity. It cites forecast of a record winter wheat yield and targets Republicans who argued crops faltered under Democrats.
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West
Wisconsin Supreme Court Upholds Certificate Parenthood Rule
The Wisconsin Supreme Court rules on the concept of certificate parents, detailing standards for both real and foster parental certificates within state law. The decision clarifies eligibility and responsibilities for guardians under Wisconsin statutes.
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Supreme Court
Wisconsin
Land shifts along the Rio Grande shape border history
Washington reports on how the Rio Grande’s shifting course caused diplomatic wrangles between the United States and Mexico. The 1848 boundary fixed in the river middle proved unstable as land moved across banks, leading to Mexican and Texas ownership changes and a landmark convention finalizing cut offs, under Brigadier General Anson Mills’s guidance.
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Washington
Alvert G. Burleson
National Geographic Society
Washington, D. C
Rio Grande
United States
Mexico
Mrs. Burlson
Rio Grandee
Gulf
Texas
Joalah Turner
Galveston Ranch
Anson Mills
U.S. A
Public Land Sale Notice Cheyenne 1914 Lot 4 Section 18
Public sale to highest bidder at Cheyenne office on July 16 1914 at 16 oclock for Lot 4 BBY aW percent BWKSE Section 18 T16N R67W 6th P M minimum 2 60 per acre under the June 1906 act Pauline Ghelven of Little Bear Wyoming is the applicant Adverse claimants must file by July 16 The Gherman Os Palat brushes Registor
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Cheyenne
Wyoming
General Land Office
Police Chiefs Drop Wid. Burns From Honorary Rolls
Grand Rapids June 19 The International Association of Police Chiefs adjourned the annual meeting by removing William J Burns from the list of honorary members and voting against uniting with the national sheriffs and railway detectives groups. Burns criticized the use of the chiefs insignia on private firm stationery and was blamed for remarks about police department methods.
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Grand Rapids
International Association of Police Chiefs
William J. Burns
Burns
Chiefs’ Association
Public notice of final three year proofs Cheyenne 1914
The Sherman Co publishes a consolidated notice for publication listing manned settlers who filed intent to make final three year proofs before the Cheyenne land office on June 25, 1914. Names include John D. Brnnay Fred N. and Glenwood Marpel with respective homestead entries and witnesses listed in Cheyenne and Durham Wyoming.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
John D. Brnnay
N. R
Charles T. Child
Glenwood Merpel
Durham
B. D. Vandgant
D. J. Hudson
Che
Fred N
Glenwood Marpel
B. D. Vandsant
B. H. Goodman
Fred N. Briney
B. D. Vandzant
John D. Briney
W. EB. Chaplin
Reconciled At Bier In California Over Murdered Singer
In Oakland on June 19 a sorrowful coroner’s office gathering reconciled Mr and Mrs Frank H Mason the parents of Helen Mason the blind singer who died two days earlier Police ruled the death an overdose of headache powders ending investigation and divorce plans were dropped showing a family reunification after tragedy.
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Bier
Oakland
Cal
Helen Mason
Frank H
Mason
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Figuina
Arp& Hammond Hdw.Co
Sele Messaline
Gale
Win. Myers Dry Goods Co
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