Hypocrisy of the Sugar Trust in Beet Market Claims
Albert Dakan of Longmont argues sugar interest groups misrepresent farmers as the Northern Colorado Partners Union Beet committee cites data from sugar regions. He asserts Great Western Sugar profits show the company can raise beet prices while claiming inability to pay more, with refiners controlling the U.S. market and tariff effects likely boosting profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Dakan
Longmont
Colorado
Colera
Mardwich
Farmers’ Union Committee
Morey
United States
Non-Partisan Election Call Urges Cheyenne Voters
The Tribune notes the upcoming October 21 nonpartisan city election for mayor and commissioners. The Leader echoes, urging scrutiny of candidates and warning against partisanship, urging voters to judge men by character, ability, and independence from political rings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Bis
Tribune
Aan
Cheyenone
Cheyenne
Bankers Oppose Federal Reserve Plan at A B A Session
Boston reports the American Bankers Association votes narrowly against proposed currency reforms. More than two thousand bankers from across the nation approve currency commission findings decrying Glaise Owen Gil as socialistic and harmful to banks and the public. They back the president treasury secretary and Congress for prudent currency legislation.
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Boston
Mass
United States
Federal Reserve Plan
American Bankers’ Association
Conference of Bankers
Congress
Glase-Owen Gil
Secretary of the Treasury
Congres
Progressive PossertoN Meeting Amid Reform Doubts
A Dec ember Progressive gathering signals tepid appeal for reforms aimed at uniting with Republicans. Colonel Reeceeet warns opponents the fight has just begun and vows to uphold Progressive principles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reputistan National Roumitiee
Colonel Reecerelt
South America
Neablican Party
Roosevelt and party alignment in the next campaign
The Pueblo Star Journal notes Roosevelt did not rule out returning to the Republican party if it adopts his progressive principles. It warns Republicans unlikely to shift to Roosevelt standards, and Progressive trust in the GOP’s sincerity remains doubtful after Chicago revolt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Republican Party
Chicago
Pueblo Star Journal
Petition to exclude Bible from mails aims to boost sales
An Auditio Journal note says a petition was sent to the postmaster general to remove the Bible from the mails citing immorality. The writer suggests excluding books could raise sales and prompt readers to learn more about the Bible.
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Auditio Journal
Chased Patient Breaks Up Dentists Convention
A crazed patient attacked during the North Central Missouri Dental Association annual meeting in Moberly. He ripped a gas machine from fixtures, hurled it through a window into a streetcar, and a basket of instruments followed. Two dentists were killed and several injured amid the panic as delegates fled upstairs.
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Moberily
North Central Missouri Dental Association
Constipation Remedy Helps Arkansas Man After Costly Treatments
Cal Mines of Whitlow Arkansas narrates a costly trial with constipation and indigestion. He spent hundreds on medicines and hospital care in St. Louis and New Orleans with no cure before using Chamberlain's Tablets at home, which reportedly relieved his condition.
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Cal Mines
Whitlow
Ark
St. Louis
New Orleans
Ieee
Chamberlain
Tableta
Fragments of Humorous Quotations from Various Papers
A collage of joke lines and witticisms from multiple newspapers. Snatches include dining quips, marriage banter, and social observations, with creditors, lovers, and merchants referenced in a scattered, humorous mosaic. The excerpts preserve period voice and light satire across cities like Boston, Spokane, Chicago, Buffalo, and New York.
Mixed Rail Timetable Items for Cheyenne Portland and More
A dense rail timetable lists trains including the Cheyenne Portland Flyer No 17 with arrivals around 12 10 am and departures 12 26 am, No 1 Los Angeles Limited with 12 45 am arrival and 6 1 am departure, and No 3 California Express with 9 40 am arrival and 11 20 am departure. Additional services include No 18 Pacific Limited arrival 8 20 pm, No 1 Overland Limited with 7 56 pm arrival and 8 10 pm departure, No 6 Fast Mail with 9 05 pm departure, East Bound No 10 Fast Mail arriving 2 6 am and 2 30 am departure, No 20 Pacific Limited arriving 6 20 am and departing 5 35 am, No 18 Portland Cheyenne Flyer arriving 6 80 am and departing 6 05 am, No 2 Overland Limited extra fare arriving 7 30 am and departing 7 45 am, No 8 Los Angeles Limited arriving 7 30 am and departing 7 50 am, No 4 Atlantic Express arriving 2 05 pm and departing 2 26 pm. Denver Pacific train numbers 103, 119, 101, 109, 110, 102, 104, 106 show arrivals and departures throughout the day. Burlington trains 160 going east at 7 30 am and 159 from west at 9 00 pm. Colorado Southpen trains No 29 northbound at 7 10 am, No 50 northbound at 7 00 pm, No 28 southbound at 7 30 am, No 27 northbound at 7 10 am.
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Cheyenne-Portland Flyer
Arrivos Crane
Sas Angeles Limited
Arrivoseee
California Xpress
Saneeveeeee
Pacific Limited
Eeentee
Eenee
Overland Limited
Los Angeles Limited
Atlantic Express
Denver Pacific
South
Perature
Boise A
Preldy
Cheyenne
Omaha
Phoenix
Portland
Salt Lake Ee
San Francisco
Seattle
Rain
Spokane
San Diego
Washington
Weather and Mortgage Foreclosure Notice Summary
Weather forecast for Wyoming covers Thursday and Friday with rain and clouds. Notice outlines foreclosure on real estate mortgage by FP W Hint e and Marthe Hintse to Luther Lumber Co for $413.80, filed November 12, 1910, in Laramie County. The mortgage, dated August 11, 1910, was to secure annual interest and remains unpaid as of 1911.
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FP. W. Hintee
Marthe Hintse
Laramie
Wyoming
Luther Lumber Company, & Corporation
Sald
Foreclosure Notice for Luther Lumber Co Property in Luther
The Luther Lumber Co mortgagee will foreclose on Lot 30 in Block 6 Luther Wyoming due to default since February 11 1911 with $578.80 due as of October 2 1913. Sheriff will sell at public auction at the front door of Laramie County Court House Cheyenne Wyoming on November 15 1912 at 2 PM including taxes attorney fees and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramie County
Wyoming
Laramie County Court House
Cheyenne
Luther
Luther Lumber CO
Notice of Sale of School Lands in Wyoming
Notice under the State Board of School Land Commissioners for sale of 640 acres in Section 16, Township 14 North, Range 63 West, Cheyenne. Lands appraised at 13.33 12 per acre with minimum 10 percent cash and up to eighteen annual payments at 4 percent interest. Sale date October 25, 1913. Bid conditions and duties outlined.
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State Board of School Land Commissioners
Commissioner of Public Lands
Cheyenne
Laramie
State of
Wyoming
Joseph M. Carey
Bite Board of School Land Commissioners
Seal
G. Hopkins
Laramid
Schoo
Bixty
Sale notice of lands by school board 1913
Purchases may be paid at ante time at the option of the purchaser. The State Board of School Commissioners reserve the right to reject any and all bids at the auction sale. Witness dated September 22, 1913, signed by S. G. Hopkins Secretary.
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State Board of School Land Commissioners
Joseph M. Carey
G. Hopkins
Notice to Creditors Estate of Joseph McCann Deceased
Letters of administration were granted December 20 1912 to George McCann. Creditors must exhibit their claims with vouchers for allowance to the undersigned.
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Joseph McCann
George McCann
Notice of incorporation and details for The Capital Coal Company
The document records the incorporation of The Capital Coal Company in Wyoming with registered office in Lost Springs, Conway County. It outlines the capital of 1,000,000 shares at one dollar each, seven initial directors including F A Leonard and R McCormick, and Freeman Leonard as agent for service with office in Lost Springs. It notes the corporation’s purpose in coal business and operation location in Converse County, with initial filing dates in 1915 and associated signatures.
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Capital Coal Company
Retary Blate
Cheyenne
A. D
Ite Capital
Milsion Dell
Conyeraycomms
Wyoming
Gitors
F. A. Leonard
R McCormick
A. F. Chandler
Freeman Leonard
W. Rehrbingy
Chas. Colson
Martin Mays
Lost Springs
Cenver
County
McCormick
Claronts
Neb
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Alex Hastie
New York
Sugar Trust
Posserton
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Mre
Wilkine
Narding-Grant-McArthur
Boston Transcript
Abe
Spokane Spokesman-Review
Henry
Fair Maid
Popper
Dalton
Tex
Buffalo Express
Wisconsin
Sphinx
Cornell
Herald
Baltimore American
Puck
New York Weekly
Houston Post
Providence
Philadelphia Ledger
Eugene ©. Dolson
Tommy
Newborg Newa
Detroit
Aurora
Dorealta
Punch
Cincinnat! Enquirer
Old Man
Jimpsonberry
Sanguin
Harper's Weekly
Yonkers
Gini
Bai Howl
Burlington
Mast
Colorados Southpen
North
Weather Report
Sherman Co
Shermaan Co. Mirror
The
Marion A. Kline
Mortgagee
Heaton
Guilotta
George McCany
Get
Mii
Larna
Stock Growers National Bank
Cheyenne, Wyoming
Rexall
Saturday Evening Post
Sixteenth Street
Andy E. Roedel
West Seventeenth
Dubsky
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