Cheyenne Water Deal Critics Fight Perpetual Free Rights
Elder council members urge blocking a ordinance granting Colorado and Southern Railroad perpetual free water for locomotives and shops while proposing a $73,000 water filter and new meters. Critics warn costs shift to taxpayers as irrigation peaks test supply and watershed health.
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Cheyenne
Colorado and Southern Railroad Company
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Cotoghio & Southern
Fame Council
Fort Raseell
Union Pacific
Colorado & Southern
Fort Russell
Commission
Health Department
Colorado & Southern Railroad
Senator Warren and the wool tariff controversy
A reader summary notes Senator Warren of Wyoming faces wool tariff issues tied to the Underwood tariff and Aldrich duty on wool, arguing the senator profits from wool production while the public bears higher costs. It suggests Warren supports protecting wool interests and may influence prices and market dynamics.
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Warren
Abraham
Aldrich
United States
Wyoming
Colorado
Benator Warren
Earmer
Lakely
National Ruin Talk Sparks Post Office Debate
The Chicago Journal mocks Senator Warren for claiming national ruin over jack rabbit post offices and government support. It argues his rhetoric is inapt and unnecessary while suggesting pensioning him might be cheaper than taxing.
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Congress
Warren
Chiedigo Journal
Baby Beef Design for Irrigated Farms Promises Higher Cattle Returns
H E McCartney discusses future beef production focusing on irrigated farms and mixed pastures. He proposes marketing calves at 18 to 24 months with two main rearing plans: fall calves finished by 21 months or spring calves finished by 21 months, emphasizing careful feeding and minimal pasture use. He notes open range will persist in some areas and stresses well fed calves from birth.
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H. E. McCartney
Central States
Erin
McCartney
Onder
Beaf Stock Breeding Thoughts On Calves And Breeds
The agriculturist says two calves can suckle one cow on farm conditions and one cow may nurse three calves at different times. He notes that type matters more than breed, favoring Hereford for fattening, Angue as ideal baby beef, and Shorthorns for close selection. He cautions against pure line breeding.
Remarkable Women Reach Across Professions and Ages
The piece highlights Nettie Lieppe a 24 year old Chicago designer earning $200 a month who plans wiring for signage and lists celebrated women vegetarians like Sarah Bernhardt and Ella Wheeler Wilcox. It notes a 70 year old widow Mime Ortmins in Liege who finished schooling from illiteracy and a nine teen Lili Boulanger winning the Grand Prix de Rome first for a woman. The story ties family influence to her musical training passed from father to mother.
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Sarah Bernhardt
Marie Corelli
Countess of Warwick
Ella Wheeler Wilcox
Florence Morse Kingsley
Grace McGowan Cooke
Robert van Wyck
Liege
Lili Boulanger
Inauguration of Carnegie Peace Palace at The Hague
The Boston Globe notes the peace palace in The Hague is inaugurated and ready for business though immediate war abolition seems unlikely. The Baltimore American highlights a global street safety drive to ban using city streets as race courses for speed lovers. The Cleveland Plain Dealer reports Turkish leaders must respect treaties with the Balkan allies, while struggling to keep steady allies.
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Carnegie
The
Hague
Boston Globe
Baltimore American
Turkey
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Aerial Flights and Publicity Across States
Massachusetts arrests and fines aviators without permits. aviators must fly into Rhode Island for falls. The Atlantic flight not attempted. newspapers criticized for space given to publicity seekers. Notes from New York Sun Minneapolis Journal and St. Louis Globe-Democrat.
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Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Minneapolia Journal
Atlantic
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Curtiss Ships New Flying Boat for English Trials
Glenn H. Curtiss has shipped a four passenger flying boat to England aimed at racing similar English craft. Curtiss expects sixty miles per hour and plans demonstrations for British sportmen before sending the craft to the Mediterranean. The design prioritizes quick takeoff and stable handling with a heavier load, though not matching the two passenger X O 9 100 h p motor boat for speed.
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Curtiss
Cif
Glenn H. Curtiss
England
Mediterranean
Admirals Death Secretly Probed in Massachusetts
Rear Admiral Joseph Giles Eaton died at his Assinippi home seven months ago. A secret inquest heard eight witnesses as Mrs. Jennie M. Eaton faces trial October 14 for poisoning her husband. Inquest adjourned indefinitely until further government action. No clue yet on poison source or purchaser. Sugar as an antiseptic for surgery noted in closing.
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Hingham
Mass
Joseph Giles Eaton
Assinippi
Seo
Fatons
Jennie M. Eaton
Istrict
Albert S. Barker
Eaton
Barker
Weather Report for 74 Hours Ended 6 P.M. MT
Weather data covers 74 hours ending 6 pm Mountain time. Extremes on this date in 41 years show a high of 80 and a low of 24. Extremes on this date last year show a high of 114 and a low of 40.
Forecast for Wyoming Fair, Cool Weekend Ahead
Weather bulletin from Washington dated Oct 2 predicts fair weather in Wyoming for Friday and Saturday with cooling temperatures. No precipitation expected. Strong midweek winds not anticipated.
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Washington
Wyoming
Women teachers, voters, and shop clerk training abroad
The article notes 872,035 women teachers and professors in the United States and cites Bombay women exercising municipal franchise influencing councils. It reports Magdeburg planning a school to train women and girls as shop clerks, while Berlio has already funded a course for salesgirls.
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United States
Ln Bombay
Magdeburg
Germany
Berlio
Pew Continuation School
France to use cars for refuse and tax collection
France plans to use automobiles to collect rubbish and taxes. About 700 of 50 000 cab horses remain in Paris after twelve years. France spent 35 million dollars on tree planting along watershed streams. A July 4 law grants official aid to large families with three or more children.
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Paria
Paris
France
German Gleanings Highlight Berlin Demographics and Unions
In Berlin three times as many men as women killhemsever. Population of Berlin proper about 2,070,000 with suburban total over 4,000,000. For the fighting of Berlin 44,170 lights of various kinds are in use. The Nations Union of Women Clerks, founded twenty one years ago in Berlin, is among Germanys best organized unions with more than 25,000 members.
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Germany
Berlin
Sherman Company Painting and Mirror Plating noted
The Sherman Company is mentioned with painting and mirror plating activities. details are unclear from the fragment. No dates or locations are provided.
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Sherman Co
New Hoop Skirt Fashion Dazzles Stage and Society
Paria endorses the revival of hoop skirts as designers unveil mid thigh to knee length silhouettes. The minaret gown in pale blue crepe de chine features a clingy skirt, pleated blue chiffon tunic, long embroidered gloves, and a jabot, creating a chic yet odd silhouette for society events and theater use.
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Paria
Moorcroft-Wyoming Oil Company Incorporation Notice
The Moorcroft-Wyoming Oil Company was incorporated in Cheyenne Wyoming on August 21 1973. The company may acquire oil lands wells build pipelines refineries and operate them while borrowing money pledging property and conducting general oil business with 2 900 000 capital stock in 2 900 000 shares at 1 each and seven directors led by Isidore Amter Morris H Robinson Leopold Goorman Sol Segal Frank J Lord Fred Stapp and Herman Mund. agent Marion A Kline listed at 507 First National Bank building Cheyenne.
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Moorcroft-Wyoming Oil Company
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Ing
Ita
Moorcroft
Wyo
London wireless suthusiat claims Paris messages via bedstead
A London wireless enthusiast asserts he receives messages from Paris through an iron framed bedstead. The claim centers on remote communication using household objects as a conduit, drawing interest from local observers.
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London
Paris
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