Homesteaders Organize at Town of Colony Wyoming
Homesteaders of Colony Wyoming form the Homesteader's Protective Association on March 16 with John H. Warney as president Wilbur B Newland as chairman of the executive board and M WY Hufty as secretary The group aims to improve public land laws and conditions for homesteaders and to back beneficial legislation while pledging members not to support candidates opposing their policy stands.
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Homesteaders
Colony
Wyoming
Homesteader's Protective Association
John HH. Warney
Wilbur B. Newland
Chaiman
M. WY. Hufty
Homer Steaders
Leader's circulation prizes depend on pluck and perseverance
The note argues that winning the Leader's prizes hinges on persistence rather than popularity and urges support for the favored candidate. An old anecdote recalls General Sherman visiting Camp Apache in 1882 where a Native American scout requested a cannon to be used against cowboys, not soldiers.
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Sherman
Camp Apache
Arisnoa
CMMI
New Stomach Stuart Dyspepsia Tablets Restore Digestive Health
Numerous sufferers of dyspepsia and indigestion are urged to try Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. The ad claims the tablets supply digestive elements like pepsin and golden seal, digest 3,000 grains of food per grain of active ingredient, and can restore stomach function with a free sample offer from F. A. Stuart Co. at 150 Bruce Building, Marshall, Michigan. All druggists sell boxes at 60 cents.
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Stuart
F. A. Sruart Co
Bruart
Marshall, Mich
Official Report on City Affairs State Examiner Findings
The report details 1911 cash on hand and year end balances excluding the water extension fund, with a net cash gain of 62 142.42 and reduced obligations. It covers February 1912 warrants, payments, and trial balances, plus water licenses, delinquent accounts, and police court receipts through early 1912.
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Official
State Examiner ON City Affairs
Water Works Extension
City finances review finds clerical errors and solid receipts
An official examination of city finances from 1911 to early 1912 shows receipts deposited to the treasury with most officers described as careful and conscientious. Some clerical errors were found in treasury records, and recommendations include reconciling cash balances to prevent similar mistakes.
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Olatemwata
Marsliall
Fem
Wii
J. Washine
J. Dy. Walsh
C. ¢. Carlisle
R. D. Goodrich
T¢ Waa
New Bank and War Memoir in a Family Tale
A mother boasts of her son Jim Mulgarven’s wartime exploits in New York regiments during the Spanish American War. Misstatements rise as letters clash with regimental news, culminating in a humorous misidentity about his rank. An ad promotes Kopald’s $4 shoes at $2.50.
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Spain
Jim Mulgarven
New York
Jim
Enquirer
Lingual Confusion and a Damaged Communication Report
A garbled transcript shows a German recruit and a linguist miscommunicating in a wartime quarters setting. The read text then shifts to an oxy copy of a letter from San Leasanio dated June, complaining about missing valve handles and poor service from Laloy & Co. The note ends with Antonio Scalmino Dutra’s sign-off.
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San Leasanio
Lal House
San Francisco
Kray Companee
Antonio Scalmino Dutra
Colq and Grip remedy advertised in Cheyenne State Leader
An old ad promotes Laxative Bromo Quinine as a universal cold and grip remedy. It urges readers to request the full name and look for a signature BE with initials BE or W. Grove from the Cheyenne State Leader for verification.
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BE. W. Grove
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Wever Eas
Bbc
Gio Bores
J. L. Rockwell
St. Hatter
West 17Th St
Niveth Optical Co
Kopald's
Strollene Penman
Reag
Wintow
Lally & Co
Ciaco
The
Cheyenne State Leader
Nile
Llenstein
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