Government Coal Land Sales Questioned by Tribune
The Wyerrigg Tribune claims coal mining is not stagnant and that more coal lands have been sold by the government in two years than in prior periods. It cites Evanston land office sales, questions specifics of buyers May and Taliaferro, and argues the Union Pacific Coal Company dominates coal land sales amid political critique of Wyoming Republicans and “The Square Deal” doctrine.
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Wyerrigg Tribune
Wyoming
Evanston
United States
Ita
Republican Party
Nis
the Tribune
Hay
Telliaferro
Union Pacific Coal Company
Tribune
Delegates Picked for 10th State Convention in Cheyenne
Wyoming counties announce their selections for the 10th state Democratic and Republican conventions in Cheyenne. Delegates from Albany to Weston vie for Taft and Roosevelt preferences with instructions varying by county and party.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
Crook County
Fremont County
J. B. Henderson
Ben Sheldon
F. L. Thompson
W. J. Stanley
R. H. Hall
E. 4
Wilson
L. FB. Blackwell
Victor T. Johnson
Harriet B. Hood
Clark
Johnson County
Laramie County
Ray Kk. Lee
W- .S. Edmiston
J. R. Carpenter
David J. Howell
John Charles Thompson
John Dp
CC. L. Rigdon
Colin Hunter
T. J. Carroll
M. R. Johnston
Wheatland
W. B. McComas
Goldne Prairie
J. T. Snow
Torrington
Ed Jacobson
Carpenter
T. J. Shaw
Fish Creek
Lee Moore
Diamond
Natrona County
Park County
W. G. Deegan
George T. Beck
W. L. Simpson
F. L. Houx
Cody
Sheridan County
J. B. Kendricks
N. A. Pearson
B. F. Perkins
G. W. Hall
C. L. Decker
J. F. Hoop
0. P Hanna
J. W. Cooper
George Brundage
Sweetwater County
Uinta County
Weston County
Carbon County
W. W. Daley
George E. Brimmer
F. A. Hadsell
C.H. Anderson
Rawline
F.C. Munter
Elk Mountain
R. G. McGrew
Ft. Steele
Thomas Butler
Hanna
Chris Cronberg
Medicine Cow
L. G. Davis
Saratoga
W. H. Taylor
Taft
Warren
Mondell
Big Horn County
A. Barnard
H. B. Gates
M. H. Warner
A. G. Rupp
J. W. Crosby, Jr
A. Zaring
K. P. Arnott
W. S. Collins
George B. McClellan
W. W. Shaver
W. W. Willis
Peter Endore
Converse County
John Agnew
Lusk
G. M. Winkleman
Man
C. H. Townsend
J. Lever
A. J. Cunningham
Buffalo
W. H. Huntley
R. H. Walsh
W. H. Marvin
Alden Eaton
C. B. Strom
C. F. Kaslisel
W. H. Edleman
W. H. Wallace
L. E. Martin
Roosevelt
J. B. Noblit
James Kinney
Cokevilla
A. M. King
Thomas Sneddon
Diamondville
J. W. Christenson
Opal
A. D. Haskins
H. E. Christmas
J. W. Niel
Kemmerer
Cartoned Honey Seen As Convenience For Shoppers
The article urges expanding the use of cartons for comb honey to keep it clean and undamaged from the grocery to the kitchen. It notes cartons cost little and help carry printed information, but warns against partial fills or dirty looking combs that discourage repeat purchases.
Manure Spreading and Labor Woes Reported in Newspapers
A note on manure distribution notes that lever pressure increases spread on bare patches and cuts off excess. Two horse spreaders exist but often require three horses or a double team, prompting farmers to seek laborers in nearby towns amid travel detours.
Wyoming Irrigation Debate Warns of Water Rights Loss
The Leader quotes Commissioner Hopkins arguing Wyoming waters are diverted to Nebraska and other states via the Franch Creek project. It claims a large government reservoir in Wyoming would serve distant irrigation, not local needs, stirring contention over water rights and federal policy.
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Hopkins
Wyoming
Montana
Nebraska
Colorado
Idaho
North Platte
Sam
Netrostu
Land Department
May crop report shows unfavourable conditions across wheat and hay
The May crop report from the department of agriculture notes a poor outlook. Winter wheat yields may total about 570 million bushels, hay stocks rise slowly, and spring planting and plowing lag behind ten year and prior year averages. Pastures and meadow lands also underperform.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Bees as a Profitable Farm Venture Promoted
The article extols beekeeping as a profitable, nearly maintenance-free farm enterprise suitable for families, especially children and women, and emphasizes its compatibility with poultry or fruit farming. It urges readers to subscribe to Gleanings in Bee Culture for further guidance and profitable insights.
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A. 1. Root Company
Medina
Ohio
Humber
Use a Manure Spreader for Efficient Field Spreading
The article extols manure spreaders over the fork method, noting easier operation and better, even distribution. It describes backloading at the stable window, daily emptying, and simple field spreading without handling manure directly, highlighting time savings and cleaner work.
State Leader Want Ads Midman Closes Two Edges
The State Leader Want Ads operates as a middle man handling classified requests, charging three lines at twenty five cents each per insertion, easing both advertiser and reader access.
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Want Ads
Classified Advertising Divides Readers Into Self-Interest Groups
A brief discussion explains how readers split by classified ads into two groups. One seeks Situations Wanted Ads for workers, the other Furnished Rooms to Let ads for rooms. Each classification targets personal opportunities for its audience.
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Kentucky
White House
America
Republican County Central Committees
States
Union
Ervat
Thie
Francis B. Warren
John Periagnoll
Rock Springs
Townalre
John FL Whitman
LaBarge
N. R. Lia
Gust Storholm
N. R
Benedict Shubart
Denver
Colo
N. AR
N. A
Murray Noble
Henry BE. Payne
Cora
Albany County
Anna B. Miller
Joseph Tt. Sullivan
W. HH. Holliday
A. N. Hasenkamp
C. ©. Frazer
Harry Maynard
J. A. Berry
P. W. Metz
A. W. Coons
I. W. Spratt
J. M. Workman
J. W. Gould
J. Dp. Paulson
W. M. Englehart
Charles W. Alydenburgh
John K. Osborne
James F. Clause
Rawlins
A. D. Sager
Charles Willis
M. R. Collins
Douglas
G. C. Forsythe
J. E. Mayes
William Fennex
Glenrock
John Reid
Carl Jackson
Otto Gramm
C. M. Bby
M. C. Brown
J. Morris
Rock River
J. W. Ernest
George Patterson
A. E B. Lane
Washington Herald
Chicago Record-Herald
Cheyenne Steam Baking Co
Cheyenne, Wyo
Stock Growers National Bank
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