Homesteading Boom Expands in Southeast Wyoming
United States land office in Cheyenne reports September set new records for homestead filings as land ready for settlement grows. The Cheyenne office, largest in the state, covers southeast Wyoming including Laramie County where land is mostly taken and northern districts offer remaining good plots. Secretary Lane favors grazing homesteads, converting open range to private holdings and encouraging seedings of forage plants as western land policy supports development.
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Wyoming
United States Land Office
Cheyenne
Laramie
Uncle Sam
Lane
Department of the Interior
Canada
How the New Tariff Will Help the Farmer
Senator Warren of Wyoming and Senator Walsh of Montana debate tariff effects on farming. Walsh cites agricultural progress in Minnesota Iowa and Illinois and notes rising land values and mortgage burdens for farmers while touting tariff benefits that help the farmer who farms the farm. Johnston Democrat.
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Warren
Wyoming
Walsh
Montana
Agricultural College
Minnesota
Iowa
Tllinois
Cambria County
West
Canadian
Johnston Democrat
Alfalfas for upland prairie belt could boost western agriculture
Professor Huneen predicts that planting alfalfa on dry lands north and west of the country could yield up to one hundred dollars an acre with a hardy variety. The plan relies on irrigation by moisture capture and snow cover, expanding cultivation from Texas to Montana and beyond, led by South Dakota’s farmer coalition under his guidance.
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Huneen
South Dakota
Profemors
Missisahopi
Missouri Rivers
Rocky Mountains
Panhandle
Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Colorado
Idaho
Montana
Don
Hansen
Asia
Hansen, America’s First Plant Explorer
Biographical sketch of Ferdinand Hansen highlighting his status as the earliest American plant explorer. The piece notes his explorations, contributions to botany, and influence on subsequent plant discovery in the era.
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Hansen
America
William P. Kirkwood
American Review of Reviews
Senator Lodge Passes Danger Point Procedure Update
NAHANT October 1 Senator Henry Cabot Lodge submitted to a gastric ulcer removal last Friday and is reported to be improving The operation showed no complications and he is able to sit up in bed Doctors said his pulse and temperature are normal and he enjoyed some nourishment today with assistance from medical staff
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Nahant
Mase
United States
Henry Cabot Lodge
Francis B. Harrington
Had Cold Cured By Chamberlains Cough Remedy
Mrs Bareh EB Duscan of Tiptos Iowa describes a severe cold and cough that risked consumption. She purchased a single bottle of Chamberlains Cough Remedy which stopped the cough and cured the cold. For sale by all dealers.
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Lael
Bareh EB Duscan
Tiptos
Iowa
Chamberlain
Sign painting and Sherman Paper hanging notes
Fragmentary text mentions the Sherman Co and mirror plating with unclear context. No complete activities or dates are readable to define a full news item.
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Sherman
Nee Oe
Sherman Co
Ex-President of Peru Sends Sons to U S for Education
Former Peruvian president Agusnto W Legula has sent his two sons to the United States for schooling. Jose, the elder, attends the University of Wisconsin, while Joan has been placed at a Warrentown academy in Yale territory. Legula promoted Peru’s literacy and planned a Pacific Atlantic railway linking Cerro de Paseo to Ucayall. He also oversaw the San Cristobal Hill wireless station in Lima, the world’s largest at the time, enabling potential wireless links between New York and Lima.
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Agusnto W. Legula
Peru
Jose
University of Wisconsin
Joan
Warrentown
Seguin
Pacific
Cerro de Paseo
Ucayall
Leguna
San Cristobal Hill
Lima
New York
Migratory Birds Regulations Delayed State Laws Remain
Federal rules protecting migratory birds will not take effect tomorrow due to delays in drafting and approval by Secretary Houston. State laws governing migratory birds stay in force as hunters await new regulations. The note mentions a Thanksgiving is expected despite partial crop failures.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Houston
Value of Character and Public Service Quoted
The text cites J Pierpont Morgee and Lord Cromer praising character as essential for bankers and government officials. It quotes opinions on influence, intelligence, and the impact of character defects, followed by a dialogue about a young lawyer awaiting a job in a dry goods store.
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J. Pierpont Morgee
Lord Cromer
Iasts
Athormey
Plata
Ely's Cream Balm Puts Head Clears Nasal Passage
Ancient advertising copy extols Ely's Cream Balm for quick relief from catarrh head cold and stuffed nose. A small bottle claimed to open passages, reduce discharge, ease headache, and promise disappearance by morning.
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Ely
Supreme Court Bars Judge from Contempt Case in Siegfried Dispute
Acting Chief Justice Parker issued an alternative writ to stop Superior Judge John E. Humphries of Seattle from sitting in contempt proceedings against Thorwald Siegfried, who asked the Seattle Bar Association to probe alleged abuse of writs. Siegfried, a Seattle attorney not in the Socialist party, had written about police power concerns and faced contempt charges after criticizing the judge, with venue change motions denied and an appeal to the state Supreme Court filed. More than 109 other persons are mentioned in the surrounding filing context.
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Olympia
Wash
Parker
State Supreme Court
John E. Humphries
Seattle
Thorwald Siegfried
Socialist Party
Seattle Bar Association
Humphries
Siegfried
Seigfried
Supreme Court
Weather report for 24 hours ending 6 pm MT
24 hour period ending 6 pm Mountain time summarized. Extremes for the date in 41 years show a high of 83 and a low of 23. Last year’s same date recorded a high of 71 and a low of 40.
Weather Forecast for Utah and Wyoming
Forecast for Utah and Wyoming indicates fair skies on Thursday and Friday. Clearing conditions expected with no precipitation mentioned and mild temperatures anticipated across both states. Local readers should plan outdoor activities accordingly.
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Washington
Utah
Wyoming
Cascarets Promote Cleansing Of Bowels And Liver
An old advertisement touts Cascarets as a ten cent box for cleansing the bowels liver and stomach. It claims the product removes fermenting food and excess bile, relieves constipation, and works overnight without griping or inconvenience.
Socialists Cite Judge Humphries Contempt Appearance
Under citation to appear in Judge Humphries court October 2 to answer contempt charges. They are Socialists who have defied Judge Humphries street speaking injunction.
Bryan Celebrates Twenty-Fifth Wedding Anniversary in Fairfax
Secretary Bryan and Mrs. Bryan visited Fairfax Virginia to mark the twenty-fifth anniversary of their marriage. They attended the county fair where Bryan spoke on The Signs of the Times and warned of private interests shaping government. He praised Virginia for producing the man to lead the nation away from private grip.
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Fairfax
Bryan
Foreclosure Notice on Luther Lumber Co Mortgage
F. W. Hintze and Martha Hintze defaulted on a $413.80 Wyoming mortgage to Luther Lumber Co. recorded in 1910. Sale of Lot 30, Block 6 Luther Town, Cheyenne, at public auction on November 15, 1913, due to $578.80 owed plus taxes and fees.
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F. W. Hintze
Martha Hintze
Laramie
Wyoming
Luther Lumber Company
Laramie County
Cheyenne
Eaid
Luther
Sang
Costa
Luther Lumber CO
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