Homesteading Record Shows Wyoming Farm Boom
Officals in Cheyenne report September set records for homesteading as farm home steads grow across southeast Wyoming. The Cheyenne land office, largest in the state, notes Laramie County near full occupation with remaining good land in the north district. The push began in 1906 and rises as Uncle Sam treats grazing lands as potential private holdings. Secretary Lane backs grazing homesteads converting ranges to farms.
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Wyoming
United States Land Office
Cheyenne
Laramie
Uncle Sam
How the New Tariff Will Help the Farmer
A debate between Senators Warren and Walsh argues the tariff aids farmers by expanding open markets for buying while keeping selling prices steady. Walsh cites Minnesota wheat breeding Iowa corn improvements and rising land values as benefits that raise farm rents and mortgage burdens. The piece notes shifting benefits from tariff changes toward landowners and farmers, highlighting regional mortgage loads and population shifts.
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Warren
Wyoming
Walsh
Montana
Agricultural College
Minnesota
Iowa
Tllinois
Cambria County
West
Canadian
Johnston Democrat
New Alfalfas Could Fertile Northwest Upland Belts
Professor Huneen predicts high value alfalfa grown on dry uplands north and west of the state’s plains. Fifteen hundred farmers under his direction support a potential reclamation of lands between the Mississippi and Missouri rivers to the Rockies, using irrigation as a last resort. A hardier alfalfa variety from Asia, found by Hansen, may enable vast belts of grassland to become productive.
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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
A portrait of George Hansen as a pioneering botanist and the first plant explorer of the United States. The piece outlines his contributions, travels, and methods, highlighting his impact on early American horticulture and botanical knowledge.
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Hansen
America
William P. Kirkwood
American Review of Reviews
Senator Lodge Passes Danger Point Operation Update
NAHANT Oct. 1 Senator Henry Cabot Lodge underwent a gastric ulcer operation last Friday and was reported by Dr Francis Harrington to have passed the danger point. The patient has risen in bed and is resting comfortably with normal pulse and temperature.
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Nahant
Mase
United States
Henry Cabot Lodge
Francis B. Harrington
Had Cold Curbed by Chamberlain Cough Remedy
Mrs Bareh EB Duscan of Tiptos Iowa says her son Lael winter suffered a dreadful cough and cold. She bought one bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy from a local dealer and reports the bottle stopped the cough and cured the cold completely.
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Lael
Bareh EB Duscan
Tiptos
Iowa
Chamberlain
Sign painting The Sherman Paper hanging The nee oe Mirror plating
The Sherman Co involved in a sign painting project and mirror plating matter. Details are unclear due to OCR issues but indicate operations or notices related to Sherman. Further readable elements mention the company and activities in manufacturing or signage.
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Sherman
Nee Oe
Sherman Co
Ex-President of Peru Sends Children to American Schools
Agusnto W Legula former president of Peru has sent his sons to the United States for education Jose the elder attends the University of Wisconsin and Joan the younger is at an academy in Warren, Ya. Le guna also promoted a Pacific Atlantic railway and the San Cristobal Hill wireless station in Lima the largest wireless station in the world.
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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 Cabinet Not Yet Approved
Federal rules protecting migratory birds will not take effect as planned while draft regulations await final approval from Secretary Houston. State laws remain in effect and hunters nationwide await the new rules, though the corn crop's partial failure is noted.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Houston
Cape Cod
Character as Bankers and Officials Indispensable
A reprint quotes J Pierpont Morgee and Lord Cromer asserting character as a banker and government official’s key asset. The dialog mocks a student-turned-lawyer who vows to work in a dry goods store, reflecting social tone and humor of the period.
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J. Pierpont Morgee
Lord Cromer
Ely's Cream Balm Promises Fast Relief for Catarrh
An advertisement extols Ely's Cream Balm as instantly clearing nasal passages and head congestion. It claims quick relief from catarrh, cold in the head, and sore throat, with healing of inflamed membranes and a promise of disappearance by morning. A small bottle is urged for purchase at drug stores.
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Ely
Supreme Court halts contempt case against Seattle judge
Acting Chief Justice Parker of the Washington Supreme Court issued a writ to bar Superior Judge John E. Humphries from presiding in contempt proceedings against Thorwald Siegfried and ordered him to show cause why he should not be barred from acting as judge. Siegfried, a Seattle attorney not aligned with the Socialist party, had urged investigation of what he called writ of injunction abuse by Humphries. Humphries denounced Siegfried from the bench and cited him for contempt, denying a change of venue. Siegfried appealed to the state supreme court.
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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 weather data ending 6 PM mountain time. Extremes this date in 41 years show high 83 and low 23. Extremes this date last year recorded high 71 and low 40.
Weather Forecast for Utah and Wyoming
Forecast calls for fair skies in Utah and Wyoming on Thursday and Friday. Strong sun and light winds expected, with mild temperatures across both states.
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Washington
Utah
Wyoming
Cascarets for Liver and Bowels Card Ad
An old print advertisement touts Cascarets to cleanse and regulate the stomach and bowels. It claims to remove fermenting food, excess bile, and waste while you sleep without gripe or discomfort, cost ten cents a box, and targets adults and children.
Socialists face contempt in Judge Humphries court
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 at Virginia Fair in Fairfax
Secretary Bryan and Mrs. Bryan visit Fairfax to mark their twenty-fifth wedding anniversary. They attend the county fair where Bryan speaks on The Signs of the Times and the Wilson administration efforts to curb private big interests. Virginia should be proud of producing a leader to lessen government capture by private wealth.
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Fairfax
Bryan
Foreclosure Notice on Luther Lumber Mortgage in Wyoming
Notice of foreclosure issued by Luther Lumber Co for the F. W. Hintze and Martha Hintze mortgage recorded in Laramie County Wyoming. Sale set for November 15, 1913 at 2 PM at the front door of the Laramie County Courthouse Cheyenne. Principal due plus taxes and costs.
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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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Portis
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Iasts
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Weather Report
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Denver
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Helena
Kansas City
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Omaha
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Palntiogt Tin Sherman Co
Stock Growers National Bank
Cheyenne, Wyoming
Rexall
Saturday Evening Post
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West Seventeenth
Union Station
Nicodemus & Starkweather
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Russia
Owen
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Broadway
New York City
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