Boston Defeats Giants to Take World Series Title
In a tense contest the Boston players Gardner Wagner and Speaker led a decisive effort against the New York Giants. Merkle, Doyle, and Devore of the Giants battled through ten innings as Lewis, Yerkes, and Henricksen produced key hits for Boston. Final inning surge secures Boston victory.
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New York
Merklie
Speaker
Meyers
Gardner
Fletcher
Cady
Wagner
Mathewson
Boston
Stahl
Doyle
Merkie
Bedlent
Devore
Snodgrass
Murray
Drooper
Merkle
Yerkee
Herzog
Moyers
Hooper
Lewis
Shodgrass
Murray Cady
Bediont
Yerkes
Merers
Hergog
Hedlent
Dorle
Stah
Wagener
Pletcher
Henricksen
Bedient
Hendricksen
McCormick
Lardie
Heston
Shafer
Jardiner
Wood
Her
Engle
Yorkes
Dry Farm Meeting at Jireh a notably successful event
Delegates discussed dairying and alfalfa, led by H L Koonts and J Ross Carpenter. Governor Carey attended, praising dairying in Star Valley Wyoming. Jireh Farmers Institute hosted at the new college auditorium. Officers elected include President J R Carpenter, with five vice presidents and other executives.
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Fis
H. L. Koonts
J. Ross Carpenter
Carey
Star Valley
Wyoming
Jireh
Cheintty
J. R. Carpenter
Ar Anne
A. Mudd
Hulett
Wyoming State Dry Farm Board Elects Officers and Passes Resolutions
The Wyoming State Dry Farm Board named Naseell Thorpe of Lusk as third vice president and L. C. Jensen of Grover as fourth vice president with other officers listed. The resolutions urged larger state funding for dry land farming, movable schools, and University of Wyoming support, praising the 1912 convention hosts in Fireh and planning next year’s venue with Jireh favored but open to other towns.
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Naseell Thorpe
Lusk
L. C. Jensen
Grover
A. A. Smith
Newcastle
Alex Hantle
Cheyenne
L. R. Townsend
Fireh
H. G. Knight
Laramie
Albany County
B. (. Baffum
Worland
Big Horn County
Lost Cabla
Premont
Jack Moore
Buffalo
Johnson County
Ed Jacobson
Carpenter
Albert Bitprus
Pairview
Lincoln County
J. A. Delfelder
Walton
Natrona County
D. B. Atkinson
Jireh
Niobram
HK. A. Haney
Chugwater
Platte County
William Coleman
Uith
Sheridan County
A. Kendall
Rock Springs
Sweetwater
A. M. Nelson
Weston County
J. D. Noblitt
Cokeville
Uinta County
Committee On
Wyoming
Wyoming State Dry Farm Board
University of Wyoming Agricultural College
University of Wyoming Agricultural College ‘and Experiment Station
Hest
State
Chamberlain’s Tab Exorted Remedy Ad Promotes Cure
An old advertisement fragment touts Chamberlain’s Tab as a cure for dullness and indigestion. The copy urges readers to ask dealers for the remedy tonight and promises quick relief.
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Chamberlain
Unclear Advice about Money Habits in Dialogue
A dialogue contrasts money accumulation with behavior. One speaker urges hard work and restraint, while the other notes the elder has wealth yet still drinks swears or chews tobacco. The exchange implies differing paths to wealth and the persistence of personal habits.
The State Leader in the Want Ad medium of Wyoming
A compact note touts The State Leader as Wyoming’s leading want ad publication, inviting readers to try its classified service for quick, wide-reaching results.
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Wyoming
Sheridan colored citizens denounce hostile article
A mass meeting of Sheridan's colored citizens condemns a Wyoming Tribune piece titled Story of Greed and Selfishness. They demand immediate publication of the resolution in all Tribune papers and request copies be sent to John B. Kendrick and other state papers. The report notes speakers J B Arnold of Laramie and Kendrick, with meeting details and a Cheyenne delegation heading to a Golden Prairie tour.
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Edward Williams
Sheridan
John B. Kendrick
Steridan
Rheridan
Mnes
Wyoming Tribune
Tribune-Stockman- Farmer
Tribune Publishing Company
Tribune-Stockman-Farmer
The
Tribune
Laram
Mr. Kendrick
W. B. Rosa
Tr .Kendrick
Mr. Arnold
Golden Prairie
Campetool
Carpenter
Pine Bluffs
Robert
Burne
Hitsdale
Wyoming Speech Advocates Federal Land Reform and Conservation
A Wyoming audience heard a speech on conservation urging federal licensing of land use. The speaker proposed classifying public lands into irrigable, dry farming, and pasture, arguing pasture could expand livestock support and state growth, while criticizing reliance on post office buildings for growth.
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Wyoming
Capitol Avenue
Congress
Kendrick
State Federation In Session In City
The state federation meeting in the city heard Mrs. Brooks discuss the topic Why We Are Club Women and paid tribute to founders Mrs. Shief and Mrs. Sarah Platt Decker while urging practical work in education health and civic reform. We note praise for librarianship, domestic science in schools, and playspaces, with reports from multiple states and committees and a sightseeing automobile tour.
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Brooks
Shief
State Federation
California
Sarah Platt-Decker
NFBA
General Federation
Hfe
Fa & Woman's Club
Philanthropc
Mia Longshore
Pennypacker
Eva Perry Moore
Press Federation
W. C. Mentzer
Cheyenne
P. B. O. Sisterhood
John White
Colorado Springs
Mentzer
Tacoma
Des Moines
Beas Eleanor Foster
Foster
A. W. Barber
Minnie Carpenter
la Fontaine
Mra. Strader
Lacey
A. D. Johnston
Horace Jenkins
G. B. Abbott
Dr. Conway
Lee Bristol
Thomas
Raife
Correct Way to Buy and Plant Trees
Guidelines for selecting nursery trees, inspecting for proper growth, root systems, and disease resistance. Steps cover digging, soil preparation, staking, tying, and careful planting to ensure healthy establishment and root growth.
Hints on Canning Greens from Commoner
Instructions describe preserving greens like spinach mustard chard and beet greens. Wash leaves cook briefly in salted water to steam them, pack in jars, fill with boiling vinegar, seal, and wrap jars in brown paper for storage.
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Java
Danish Pudding With Bread Crumbs And Apple Sauce
A home pudding recipe describes lining a dish with a mix of Danish pudding bread crumbs and butter, then layering with apple sauce and lemon, repeating until full. Top with melted butter bake thirty minutes, chill, and serve with whipped cream. Best made the day ahead for flavor. optional dried fruit adds zest.
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