Cheyenne Water Deal Under Fire Before City Council
City council considers granting perpetual free water to the Colorado and Southern Railroad for station, above and locomotives, with no city gains. Critics warn of higher costs to taxpayers, urge funding filtration and watershed cleanup before any such privilege.
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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
Farmers Uproar Over Packera Shortage Claim
A Chicago meeting of meat packers scolds farmers for low output while praising refrigeration. It argues packers control markets, forcing cattle hogs and sheep into carload sales, shrinking local single-animal markets and leaving farmers with little chance to sell meat locally.
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Chicago
Heeft
Packers’ Trust
Omaha World Herald
Warren's wool tariff stance sparks reader concerns
The piece mocks Senator Warren of Wyoming for backing tariffs on wool while owning wool trades. It argues his belief in free wool is tied to his vested interests and public pasture funds, suggesting his influence benefits himself as wool prices rise. The column frames the issue as a test of public trust versus personal gain.
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Warren
Abraham
Aldrich
United States
Wyoming
Colorado
Benator Warren
Earmer
Lakely
End of the World If Congress Cuts Off Post Offices
The Chiedigo Journal mocks Senator Warren over supposed jack rabbit post offices and government support. It argues pensioning him would be cheaper than taxing Americans, and dismisses his talk of national ruin as impertinent and uninteresting.
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Congress
Warren
Chiedigo Journal
Baby Beef: New Methods for Market at 18 to 24 Months
H E McCartney outlines plans for beef production shifting to baby beef sold at 18 to 24 months. He describes fall-born calves on mixed pasture then heavy alfalfa and grain feeding, two main finish plans, and variability in practice while stressing well feeding from birth.
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H. E. McCartney
Central States
Erin
McCartney
Onder
Beef Breeding Insights From an Agriculturist
An agriculturist says market demands thick, low cattle with early maturity. Best baby beef type appears in Hereford and Angus, with Shorthorns as a secondary option. Emphasize breeding stock chosen for beef quality over pure breed purity.
Notable Women spark varied feats across fields
A Chicago girl, Nettie Lieppe, plans wiring for thousands of cashing signs earning $200 monthly. The list of vegetarians includes Sarah Bernhardt and Ella Wheeler Wilcox. At Liege a seventy year old widow, Mime Ortmins, finished schooling after a prize win. Lili Boulanger won the Grand Prix de Rome for vocal music at nineteen, following her father’s prize.
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Chicago
Nettie Lieppe
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 at The Hague is inaugurated and ready for business but warns that war may not end soon. The Baltimore American mentions a world wide street safety movement aiming to stop using city streets as race courses for speed lovers, while the Cleveland Plain Dealer says Turkey must respect its treaty with Balkan allies and struggles to find reliable allies.
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Carnegie
The
Hague
Boston Globe
Baltimore American
Turkey
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Aerial Flights and Public Reactions Across States
The piece notes Massachusetts arrest and fine aviators flying without permits and warns aviators to avoid landing in the state. It mentions Rhode Island as an alternative for landings and criticizes press coverage of publicity seekers amid debate over transatlantic flight coverage.
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Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Minneapolia Journal
Atlantic
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Curtiss New Flying Boat Ships for England Race Hope
Glenn H Curtiss ships a new four passenger flying boat to England aimed at racing similar English boats. Curtiss predicts sixty miles an hour and plans demonstrations for British sport enthusiasts before sending the craft to the Mediterranean. The design emphasizes hull and wing area for quick water takeoff and stable handling with a heavy load, though slower than the standard two passenger boat with the X O 9 100 hp engine.
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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. The inquest resumed with eight witnesses as Mrs Jennie M Eaton, his widow, faces trial October 14 for murder by poison. The inquest adjourned again and will reconvene before the trial. Authorities say evidence is circumstantial with no definite clue to where poison was bought or who supplied it.
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Hingham
Mass
Joseph Giles Eaton
Assinippi
Seo
Fatons
Jennie M. Eaton
Istrict
Albert S. Barker
Eaton
Barker
Weather Report Data for 74 Hours Ending 6 P M MT
Weather data covers 74 hours ending 6 PM mountain time with date based extremes. The record notes the highest 80 and lowest 24 for this date across history and last year’s extremes were 114 and 40 respectively.
Wyoming Weather Forecast Fair and Cool Next Days
Weather bulletin from Washington dated October 2 reports Wyoming will see fair skies and cool temperatures Friday and Saturday with continued pleasant conditions.
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Washington
Wyoming
Women in Public Roles and Education Worldwide
The article notes 872,035 women teachers and professors in the United States and states women in Bombay exercise the municipal franchise, influencing legislative councils. It reports Magdeburg plans a school to train women and girls as shop clerks, while Berlio already funds a sales girl course.
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United States
Ln Bombay
Magdeburg
Germany
Berlio
Pew Continuation School
France to use cars for collecting rubbish and taxes
France plans to use automobiles to collect taxes and rubbish in Paris. Of about 700 of the original 50 000 cab horses remain after twelve years. France has spent 35 million dollars planting trees on watershed areas. A July 4 law grants official assistance to large families with more than three children.
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Paria
Paris
France
German Gleanings and Berlin Demographics
In Germany three times as many men as women kill themselves. Berlin's population is about 2,001,000 with suburbs over 4,000,000. For Berlin proper around 2,070,000 there are 44,170 lights in use. The Nations Union of Women Clerks, founded twenty one years ago in Berlin, is among Germanys best organized unions with over 25,000 members.
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Germany
Berlin
The Sherman Co Painting and Mirror Plating
The Sherman Co reports work on painting and mirror plating projects including processes and finishes for industrial applications. Details mention painting services and mirror plating operations conducted by the company, reflecting its production capabilities and specialty trades.
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Sherman Co
New Hoop Skirt Styles Stage Fashion Revival
Fashion notes celebrate hoop skirts redesigned for stage and society wear. Paria designers and top wrestlers endorse the revival, with mid thigh to knee hoops, minaret gowns in blue crepe de chine, pleated blue chiffon tunics, and elegant accessories like long embroidered gloves and jabots for a chic costume.
Moorcroft-Wyoming Oil Company Incorporation Notice
The Moorcroft Wyoming Oil Company was incorporated in Cheyenne Wyoming on August 21 1973. The company may acquire lease operate refine and transact all oil lands wells refineries pipelines and related business with capital stock of 2900000 dollars divided into 2900000 shares at one dollar each for a term of fifty years. Its affairs will be managed by seven directors including Isidore Amter Morris H Robinson Leopold Goorman Sol Segal Frank J Lord Fred Stapp and Herman Mund. Marion A Kline is agent for service at 507 East National Bank Building Cheyenne Wyoming.
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Moorcroft-Wyoming Oil Company
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Ing
Ita
Moorcroft
Wyo
London wireless contact claims Paris messages from bedstead
A London amateur radio enthusiast says he receives distant messages from Paris using a framed iron bedstead as part of his setup. The claim centers on unusual reception methods and the purported range of signals.
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London
Paris
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Helena
Kansas City
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