Milwaukee Road Interested in Sheridan Miles City Rail Line
Wyoming officials report Milwaukee Road shows strong interest in building a line from Miles City through Sheridan Buffalo and Casper. A Chicago conference heard that Milwaukee would aid traffic but not finance. Financing and formation of a Sheridan Miles City Buffalo Cooper independent company were discussed with potential bond issues.
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Sheridan
Wyo
Milwaukee Road
Miles City
Buffalo
Casper
Conmiereal Club
W. Perry
Sherhlan
Chicago
Perry
Sewell
The
Milwaukee
Errou
Mr. Perry
Csewell
Menor
Brrffalo
Cooper
Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Ad
A damaged ad notes Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, urging every family to keep it during hot weather. It claims superiority for colic and cholera symptoms and promotes purchase by all druggists.
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Chamberlain
Worthless dog demonstrates faithfulness of a loyal man
A dubious dog behavior scene contrasts with a man’s unwavering loyalty, highlighting themes of fidelity and conduct. The short vignette centers on the dog’s antics as a foil to human virtue.
New Oil Drill Arrives at Dana Ranch for Deep Test
A six ton oil drill arrived in Sheridan from Salt Creek and was loaded for Parkman to drill on the Dana Ranch. Guided by John Johns, the mining engineer, the crew expects to strike oil as the rig, once hauled by twenty two horses over rough terrain, aims for up to three thousand feet. The machine reached Buffalo last Sunday and will move toward the ranch after planning changes.
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Sheridan
Wyo
Salt Creek
Parkman
Aa Data Ranch
John Johns
Focal
Buffalo
Here
Clearmont
Hunting for a New Preacher in Laramie Presbyterian Church
In Laramie Wyoming on May 2 the Presbyterian church session directed a canvass of members to assess finances and report at next Wednesday’s meeting. Elders urged correspondence with assembly officers and pastors who might relocate here to fill the vacancy created by Rev Walter A. Henrite’s resignation and departure to Rainier Beach Washington. Rev A C Hogblin and Rev Graham Hunter, former pastors, were discussed as possible candidates, though no formal application had been received.
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Laramie
Wyo
The
Presbyterian Church
Walter A. Henrithe
Rainier Beach
Waah
A. C. Hogbln
Graham Hunter
Made Three Millions in Three Years From Contracts in Bolivia
New York May 1 7 K Muteh von a Bolivian contracting engineer returned from Uyyeil Bolivia aboard the steamer Almirante with four million in profits after three years work. Mr Hutcheon claimed Bolivia offers easy money for a white man with little hard work. The account notes land speculation and fortune growth amid headlines of hunger and whales near Barnegat as the Almirante passed.
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New York
K. Muteh
Beoloh Contracting
Igineer
Uyyeil
Bolivia
United States Company
Almirante
Hutcheon
W. HM
Jeves
Barnegu
Rescued from Darkness After Mine Explosion Ordeal
A lone miner recalls two miles underground in a blasting day. Without light he navigates gas laden tunnels and flooded sections toward the surface. He finally emerges at midnight after leaving his room at 6.
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Streag
Tulpe
Harrow
Greedy Tales From South Africa Traditions
A fragmentary note discusses Mr. Dotley Kidd and a native's retort over greed. The text, written in a stylized colonial voice, shows recurring questions about taking double but delivering little, with names and phrases that echo a folktale or social satire from a distant era.
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South Africa
Dotley Kidd
Molentet
Katty
High School Agriculture Instructors Earn Higher Pay
A United States Bureau of Education bulletin notes that high school agriculture teachers commonly earn more than peers in other subjects. The typical male high school teacher earns about 700 dollars, while agriculture instructors average around 1200 dollars due to higher demand and local funding. Improved training and state aid have expanded agricultural instruction since 1906, with many states now requiring elementary agriculture in curricula.
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United States Bureau of Education
Iir
United States
C. W. Robinson
F. B. Jenks
Agricul
Ture
Bureau of Education
Alabama
Arkansas
California
Merida
Geergia
Louisiana
Maine
Missinaipy
Missouri
North Carolina
North Dakota
Omo
Oklahoma
South Carolina
Texas
Hard to bear: comforting words mask hidden grief
The piece reflects on how people preach resilience and joy yet struggle with others’ sorrows. It notes that uplifting maxims are easy to offer while the burdens that truly weigh on others are the ones we often cannot bear.
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