Federal Land and Securities Company under scrutiny in Wyoming
The Federal Land and Securities Company operated in southern Wyoming from 1908, selling deeded land while guiding homesteads for settlers. Critics claim the firm dominated the market, displaced homesteaders, and faced government scrutiny through a costly land police effort. The article accuses state officials and the press of bias while urging further detail on the investigation.
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Wyoming University Debates President Morica Successor Salary
The Wyoming University Board weighs a new president candidate and a salary around 4000 dollars with incremental increases. The discussion includes whether to purchase a president’s house for up to 8000 dollars from permanent building funds tied to a half mill tax and state support aimed at university efficiency.
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Chart O. Morica
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ANK Hankins Hank Delivers Speech to Hollow Denizens
The speech at Slocum's store criticizes Warn for standing pat and pork barrel politics. Hank urges readers to subscribe to progressive papers while denouncing Taft Roosevelt and the Republicans. The meeting ends with calls to read trusted partisan newspapers.
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State Press Comment Urges Three-Year Homestead Law and Better Roads
The Powell Tribune argues that Wyoming should invest in passable highways to boost auto tourism when visitors spend millions in New England states. It urges Congress to adopt a three-year residence requirement for final homestead proof, opposing Secretary Fisher’s five-point demands that would limit land and resource rights, and warns that delaying the law harms pioneers and local development. It condemns excessive conservation entanglements and advocates unconditional title with minimal restrictions to spur western growth.
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United States
Jefferson Club Revives for Progressive Platform Meeting
The long standing Jefferson Club, once a Democratic stronghold, plans to reorganize and adopt a progressive program at a meeting this evening at the courthouse. The group urges all opposed to machine rule and corporate greed to attend, regardless of past affiliations.
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Anchor Line Steamship Tickets To London and Beyond
Advertises Anchor Line routes from New York to Londonderry and other ports with attractive rates. Promotes superior accommodation and voyage cuisine. Calls readers to reserve through agents in Chicago and other general agents.
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