Wyoming Editorial Urges Wealth Reinvestment in State Futures
An editorial argues Wyoming should attract resources and residents from Alaska style prospects, but stresses that wealth drawn from the state belongs back to Wyoming through better schools and public facilities. It praises Wyoming as rich in resources and calls for local investment in infrastructure and education to benefit future generations.
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He Hesin
Colt
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Alaska
Geo
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Memorial and Charity in a Wyoming May Day Opinion
A Real Memorial Loramie should honor deeds that aid others such as hospitals and parks over costly statues. Builders like Balnard Tvin son are praised for philanthropy though true memorials lie in easing misery and aiding the public. The piece notes a May day in Wyoming and mentions Nobel Prize talk for President Wilson.
Pied tale by Lenexa boy prints in Naval Original
A young Lenexa writer Ernest Venon, ten, submits an original short story to his fifth grade class and the Rota IV Star prints The Pied. The fish protagonist builds a carriage to travel the sea but is swallowed by a whale where a hidden inscription reveals a Jonah reference.
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Rowrone
Tim
Kanece
Rota iv
Naval
Ernest Venon
Jonate
Jonah
Silver and Gold For Your Dear Golden Hair
A lyrical quatrain by Eden Phillpotts appears in the Phoenix lamenting a rejected plea for wealth and affection. The speaker offers his soul if spared, but the hard hearted girl denies him, leaving only silver as compensation as a market grows cold.
Plan to Illuminate the Statue of Liberty in New York Harbor
With exams ongoing students discuss a scheme to light the Statue of Liberty all night. A New York newspaper seeks funds and aims to obtain congressional approval for ongoing maintenance. The plan envisions the statue illuminated as a beacon through the night.
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New York Harbor
New York
Political Ticket Speculation Murmurs VP Choice
A reader question ponders who would join Roosevelt Hughes or Cummins in the GOP ticket, noting no word on the vice presidential pick yet and deeming the role a desirable post. The remark reflects intrigue over the potential nominee and running mate.
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GOPL
Roosevelt
Hughes
Rofit
Cummins
Senate considers free seed appropriation plan fight
A senate committee advances free seed funding amid House opposition arguing the measure teaches a conference. The debate centers on the policy and its political optics in the White House context.
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Senate
House
Wyoming poises for new era after March 4 promise
The piece argues Wyoming thrives under a democratic regime and will be represented by popular choice after March 4. It predicts retirement of Clark and Warren, saying the state will move away from corporate influence as the era of rabbits and the Warrens ends.
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Cole
Lawler
Clark
Warren
Wyoming
Matrimonial Knot Free Wedding Offer Exposed
Lima Ohio board faces scrutiny as five couples allegedly wed to boost the marriage market under a scheme called ceremonial matrimony. Church or civic officials are investigating the lifelike arrangement claimed to attract attention to social ties.
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Cincinnat
Times-Star
Board of Powerel of Lima. O
Peace Efforts and Mixed Signals From Presidents
A Kansas City Star summary notes a prevailing belief that President Wilson would urge belligerents to stop fighting to achieve peace. It questions the propriety of inviting war nations to peace talks and recalls Roosevelt’s attempt to invite Russia, while suggesting the invitation did not meet the needed sincerity.
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Kansas City Star
Wilson
von Roosevelt
Russia
United Bis
Roosevelt Invitation to Peace Talks Cited in War
The article describes Roosevelt weighing proposals for peace with Russia and the careful timing before issuing a formal invitation. It notes the exchange with the Russian ambassador and the favorable reply, emphasizing that wartime governments show courtesy but only accept peace talks when ready.
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Roosevelt
Civilian Musings on Sparrows, Plums and Crab Apples
An observant citizen laments against spraying fruit and soil treatment while praising wild plums and crab apples as free gifts of nature. He notes English sparrows thrive despite human opposition and wonders if reformation would change their health and abundance.
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Potor
Parliament Passes Law on Youth Volunteering in Britain
The British parliament approves a measure offering youths up to one month to volunteer at age 18. If they fail to volunteer, conscription follows. The article notes distrust and cites an old Mexican governor anecdote as cultural reference.
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New York
Law Sending You 20 000 Volunteers Please Return the Rope
The message requests a large mobilization of volunteers and asks for the rope to be returned. It presents a terse directive with unclear context and potential crime implications. Further details are not provided in the fragment.
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Law
Sahara
Inheritance and Manifest Destiny in American Expansion
The essay traces land hunger as a driving force behind US expansion from colonial annexations to western settlement. It argues the urge transcends reason, fueling policy and conflict, with early explorers, colonists, and Federalists all influencing the nation’s growth and attitudes toward land.
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Helen Nicolay
Century Magazine
Alot Graspin
Unclear fragment edits hint at a business note
The readable text suggests a damaged OCR fragment referencing a German or Sebrman company with a price near 58 dollars and a finishing term. Details are incomplete.
Wyeth Sage and Sulphur Compound for Darker Hair
A home hair darkener advertises Wyeth Sage and Sulphur Compound as a ready to use product. The mixture is applied strand by strand with a sponge to cover gray hair, promising faster results by morning and a darker, glossier look after one or two more applications. It claims not to cure disease and markets the prep as a cosmetic toilet item.
Ladies Aid Coffee Urn Drive Seeks Donations
The Ladies Aid of the Methodist church asks for help to secure a coffee urn by selling B’s from donated coffee cans. About 2,000 are needed by September. Any assistance will be appreciated.
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Methodist Church
Inside bathing and water treatment for better health
An archival health column urges daily morning internal sanitation by drinking a cup of hot water with limestone phosphate to cleanse the bowels. It compares digestion and toxin buildup to coal ash and claims internal baths improve digestion, breath, headaches, and overall health.
Musterole Promises Relief for Rheumatism and Aches
An advertisement touts Musterole ointment as a fast acting relief for rheumatism and various aches. It claims quick, soothing impact from a mustard based formula available at local drug stores.
Dedication invitation sent for Ivinson Memorial Hospital in Laramie
Dr H F E McCollum, hospital commissioner, traveled to Cheyenne to invite state officials and physicians to the June 7 dedication in Laramie. The governor and other notable figures are expected at the ceremony following university commencement. An invitation also goes to Dr A F Jonas of Omaha, Union Pacific chief purser.
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Laramie
Wyo
H. FE. McCollum
Ivinson Memorial Hospital
Cheyenne
A. F. Jonas
Omaha
Union Pacific Railroad
University
Prairie farm lands improved for sale with crop payment plan
Farmers offered lands with a crop payment plan covering principal and interest from share crops. The Federal Land Company of Cheyenne states it is the owner, not an agent, and advertises vacant houses on Leader Road cov/wna.
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Frederal Land Company
17the &T
Cheyenne
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