A Good Thing for Whom Weighs in 1910 Debate
The piece critiques Wyoming officials and Republican editors for backing Taft and opposing Roosevelt at Chicago. It questions whether progressive shifts benefit the country or the party, accusing Maendell Mendell Warren and Tribune editors of serving corporate interests and party aims over people.
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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 School Teaches School Gardening Concepts
The article outlines a Wyoming University summer school program for teachers focusing on school gardening. It covers classroom and rural applications, garden maintenance, window boxes, and hands on crop teaching, with plans for a June meeting featuring Prof A Royle and others to discuss mining and engineering links.
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University of Wyoming
Dileh
Fen Poqeive
Tromanelure
Bem
Tan
Unclear glances at strange figures prompt rumors
Locals say some men observe odd shapes that resemble statues while near the riverbank. Claimed sightings stir talk but provide few concrete details or names.
Balance of Trade in Favor of United States Says Redfield
Secretary of Commerce William C. Redfield released detailed March and nine month figures showing U S foreign trade in 1918 with total commerce around 3.5 billion dollars for nine months and a positive balance of about 500 million. Britain, Canada, Germany and France are major partners with large monthly and nine month totals.
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United States
Redfield
Washington
William C. Redfield
Great Britain
Canada
Germany
France
Nationwide Liquor Decrease Reveals Divided Trends
Official reports show a sharp drop in liquor consumption with 1,700 of 2,956 counties having no saloons. Prohibition laws restrict saloons outside towns, and the Webb-Kenyon act strengthens federal temperance enforcement. Oklahoma reports growth in bank deposits and real estate values under prohibition.
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National Liquor Dealers’ Association
United States
Wyoming
Webb-Kenyon
Condrom
Taft
Albany
Kansas
Lee Cruce
Oklahoma
Oklahome
Saloon influence debated in state anti liquor campaign
The piece argues saloons boost liquor business and harm towns, claiming merchants and chambers of commerce promote them. It cites N H LBE and anti-saloon supporters urging caution and rapid eating dangers while promoting Chamberlain's Tablets for indigestion and constipation.
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Commercial Clube
Chambers of Commerce
N. H
Lbe
New Explosive Claimed More Powerful Than Dynamite
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 blends lampblack with liquefied guera and results from quarry experiments near aria show remarkable results.
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Paris
Arsenel Arronval
College of France
Aria
Be sure you're right then Ask your wife motto for men
A brief historical quip notes a marriage motto urging husbands to verify correctness before consulting a wife. The line plays on domestic partnership humor and implies collaborative decision making between spouses.
Vacation Days Return as Children Rejoice
A nostalgic poem recalls children singing and playing as school ends for summer. It describes carefree frolics, outdoor games, and the longing for youth, ending with the image of a school letting out and the season of vacation beginning.
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Buster
Tone-Bruke
Paying the Phich Fiddle Toll in Last Dime Chaos
Fragmentary lines describe paying a fiddler and dancing to cover a debt as a performer frets about spending the last remaining money. The snippet hints at a bustle of ragtime activity and a pressure to perform before funds run out.
Your Little Highland Fling and Day to Warble
A vivid poem warns that foolish choices and wandering paths lead to regret. The speaker contrasts carefree folly with harsh consequences, urging accountability for one's actions and the looming price of missteps.
Crowded Street Cars Labeled Offense Against Decency
Chicago mayor Louis Harrison denounces overcrowded street and elevated cars as an offense against decency and health. He cites 191% of surface line receipts totaling 5,529,098, arguing public rights require relief from the cash-driven system and urging corporate managers to show generosity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Harrison
Estate of John Patrick Murray final settlement notice
In the District Court of Wyoming county Lara t Time, the Administratrix Theresa A Murray announces intent to file final settlement of the estate of John Patrick Murray deceased at the next term in Cheyenne June 2 1913. Interested parties may appear and file exceptions to the account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Wyoming
Larat Tine
John Patrick Murray
Cheyenne
A Marvel for Sore Feet Promises Quick Relief
Advertises TIZ foot remedy claiming instant action to relieve aching swollen and sweaty feet. Highlights that it cleans pores draws out toxins and differs from powders. Endorsed by Mrs. F. J. Anrotks of Jamaica Long Island and offers 25 cents per box with a money back guarantee and a free trial by mail.
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F. J. Anrotks
Jamaicoa
Long Island
Neo
Tiz
Wal Rr
Luther Dodge & Co
Chicago
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