Homesteaders Organize at Town of Colony Wyoming
Homesteaders of Colony organize under the Homesteader's Protective Association with John H H Warney as president Wilbur B Newland as executive chair M W Hufty as secretary The group aims to spread state by state to aid homesteaders seek modification of public land laws and relief from agents and pledges members not to support candidates opposing the association goals.
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Homesteaders
Colony
Wyoming
Homesteader's Protective Association
John HH. Warney
Wilbur B. Newland
Chaiman
M. WY. Hufty
Homer Steaders
Pluck and Perseverance May Decide Leader Campaign Prizes
The piece argues effort and persistence will outpace popularity in Leader circulation contest outcomes. It urges readers to support their chosen candidate from the outset, noting drive and tenacity as key factors in securing prizes. A historical anecdote recounts General Sherman visiting Camp Apache in 1882 and an Indian scout seeking a cannon to “kill cowboys with it” rather than soldiers.
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Sherman
Camp Apache
Arisnoa
CMMI
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Promise Stomach Restoration
A promotional paragraph touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a remedy for dyspepsia and indigestion. It claims tablets digest 3,000 grains of food per grain active principle, offers a free sample, and lists Marshall Michigan address and 60 cent price per box.
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Stuart
F. A. Sruart Co
Bruart
Marshall, Mich
Official Report of State Examiner on City Affairs
The report details cash on hand and changes in funds from 1911 through early 1912, including a net cash increase of 62,142.42 and a reduction in obligations of 317,034.57 since January 1, 1911. It covers warrants, payments, and quarterly license and rebate data, plus police, water, and marshal accounts and delinquent licenses as of March 1, 1912.
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Official
State Examiner ON City Affairs
Water Works Extension
City officer receipts detailed in audited statements
The report reviews receipts from January 1911 to February 1912, noting amounts paid into the city treasury, discrepancies in license accounting, and the careful recordkeeping of the marshal, police judge, water commissioner and engineer. Clerical errors in treasurer books are highlighted with recommended cash balance checks.
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Wii
J. Washine
J. Dy. Walsh
C. ¢. Carlisle
R. D. Goodrich
T¢ Waa
New Bank Tale In A Spanish War Anecdote
A veteran tale recalls Jim Mulgarven serving in a New York regiment during the Spanish American War. His mother, Mrs. Mulgarven, publicized his supposed triumphs while a regimental correspondent sent mixed news. When asked his rank she humorously dodges guessing phrases and finally calls him a scoundrel. A sale notice follows offering shoes for 2.50.
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Spain
Jim Mulgarven
New York
Jim
Enquirer
Lingual Mishap at Reagquarters A German Recruit Inquiry
A fragmentary diary style note recounts a German recruit and a linguist at reag quarters bungling communications. The text includes a garbled phone exchange about a carpenter’s shop and a broken valve handle from Antonio Scalmino Dutra, suggesting confusion in translation and a damaged correspondence attached to Lally & Co.
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Strollene Penman
Reag
Wintow
San Leasanio
Lal House
San Francisco
Kray Companee
Antonio Scalmino Dutra
Colds Cause Headache Solved by Quinine Remedy
Read the Cheyenne State Leader report urging use of Laxative Bromo Quinine to relieve colds and headaches. The notice requests the reader to call for the full name and look for signature BE. W. GROVE in the acknowledgment.
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BE. W. Grove
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