A Good Thing for Whom
A critical piece attacking Wyoming's GOP leaders and a Republican press as reactionary. It accuses Frank Mendell and Warren of servility to corporate interests and questions the Chicago convention's outcome and the Tribune's progressive stance. It weighs tariff policy and party fate versus the public good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Frank W. Maendell
Cannon
Aldritty
Warren
Senator Warren
Congressman Mendell
Chicago
Taft
Roosevelt
Congressman Mondell
The
Tribune
Republican Machine
Despond
Hadley
Cummins
Borah
la Follette
Republican Party
OM Guard
Bangapa
Brother Deming
United States
Maul
Wilson
Wyoming summer lectures teach school garden farming
The University of Wyoming summer school for teachers will offer lectures on school gardening. The program urges practical improvement from rural classrooms with window boxes and in-class plants to teach science and agricultural economics. Plans mention a June gathering with Professor Royle and Bernard Holtum, focusing on a reduction plant and mining development tied to university projects.
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University of Wyoming
Dileh
Fen Poqeive
Tromanelure
Bem
Tan
Royle
Bernard Holtum
Centennial
M.N. Grant
Piaag
University
School of Engineering
Thie Distriet
Vie Cone Evans
Soaskie
Wud Ju
Unclear fragment hints at unrelated observations
Text is garbled and offers no clear event or identifiable entities. No verifiable people, places, or organizations are readable to summarize.
Balance of trade favorable to United States says Redfield
Secretary of Commerce William C. Redfield notes March and nine months figures show U S goods exports and imports with foreign nations totaling about 3.5 billion for nine months with a surplus near 500 million. Britain France and Germany shape the top trade partners.
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United States
Redfield
Washington
William C. Redfield
Great Britain
Canada
Germany
France
Prohibition Era Reports Show Sharp Liquor Decline and Varied Dryness
The annual report from the National Liquor Dealers Association notes a divided decline in liquor consumption. It cites many dry counties, limited saloons, and strong enforcement, with comments from a Kansas dealer and Oklahoma Governor Lee Cruce on prohibition’s economic effects.
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National Liquor Dealers’ Association
United States
Wyoming
Webb-Kenyon
Condrom
Taft
Albany
Kansas
Lee Cruce
Oklahoma
Oklahome
Anti Saloons and Health Advice in a Historical Notice
The passage argues against saloons praising liquor as a business and questions town benefits from saloon interests. It features references to N H LBE state superintendent anti saloon, warnings about rapid eating, and promotes Chamberlain's Tablets for indigestion and constipation with a druggist endorsement.
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Commercial Clube
Chambers of Commerce
N. H
Lbe
New Explosive Claimed Ten Times More Powerful
Paris reports Prof Arsene l Arronval of the College of France has discovered a new explosive said to be ten times stronger than dynamite. The compound combines lampblack with liquefied guera experiments in quarries near aria yield remarkable results.
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Paris
Arsenel Arronval
College of France
Aria
Be sure you're right then ask your wife motto for husbands
A compact quip about married life notes a humorous motto for husbands urging confidence in one’s position followed by seeking a spouse’s judgment. The line playfully suggests turning to one’s wife for confirmation before acting.
Vacation Days Bring Joyful Childlike Nostalgia
A nostalgic meditation on school vacation evokes children singing and playing outdoors. The speaker recalls long carefree hours, games, and mud adventures, imagining a return to schoolhouse memories as summer nears and former students revel in freedom.
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Buster
Tone-Bruke
Paying the Phich Fiddler’s Bill
A fragmentary verse line urges quick steps and bold dancing while facing a final payment to a fiddler, with an abrupt stop suggesting an unfinished thought or interruption.
Your Little Highland Fling Reflects on Price of Folly
The poem warns that dancing through folly leads to a costly payday. It scorns escapist wanderings and urges taking responsibility for consequences. The speaker notes winding paths lure one away and the eventual bill arrives, demanding accountability.
Crowded Street Cars Deemed Offense Against Decency
Chicago Mayor William Hale. Harrison delivers annual message to the council condemning overcrowded surface and elevated street cars. He cites the city’s 191% share of surface line receipts totaling 5 529 098 as proof that health comfort and decency are sacrificed for cash. He calls for public rights and fair treatment by corporation managers.
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Chicago
Harrison
Estate of John Patrick Murray Administratrix to Settle
In the district court first judicial district Wyoming Lara t Tine county the administratrix Theresa A Murray gives notice she will finalize the estate of John Patrick Murray at the June 2 1913 term in Cheyenne Wyoming. Interested parties may file written exceptions and contest the account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Wyoming
Larat Tine
John Patrick Murray
Cheyenne
A Marvel for Sore Feet TiZ Free Trial Offer
An advertisement touts TiZ as a feet remedy that relieves soreness, odor, and calluses fast. It claims immediate action, distinguishes itself from powders, and promises money back if it fails. A free trial pack offer is extended via Wal Luther Dodge & Co. Chicago Ill.
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F. J. Anrotks
Jamaicoa
Long Island
Neo
Tiz
Wal Rr
Luther Dodge & Co
Chicago
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China
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Theresa A. Murray
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Rexall
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Cook Bros. CO
PEA
COOK
GUNN
Logan’s Book and Curio Store
17Th St
Ulb Cvrig Goolm Houlgnt, Bold and Maulhanold
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