Wuford Farmer Haston Spuds On Hale Acre
Wuford farmer Haston Hakes tells The Leader about his potato crop near Wuford, noting yields of large spuds weighing two to three pounds. He reports one ton from part of his 1.5 acres and potential five tons total, with prices around $1.20 per hundred pounds. Editor Hustle listens.
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Wuford
Haston
Hale Acre
Ory
Wyoming
W J. Hakes
Moiter Hantie
Hoford
Here
W. L. Hakes
Hustle
Anchor Line Steamships Advertises New York and British Routes
New York to Londonderry Glasgow and Palermo offered with attractive rates to all Scotch English Irish Continental and Mediterranean points. Superior accommodation and cuisine with efficient service. Apply for reservation to local agent of Anchor Line or Henderson Brothers General Agents Chicago IL.
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New York
Londonderry
Glasgow
Palermo
Anchor Line
Henderson Brothers
Chicago
Farner Raises Tubers By Dry Farming Methods
Farner notes he has about two acres and succeeds with dry farming. He reports potatoes shipped in looked healthy and were excellent eaters, indicating strong yield and quality from his method.
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Hantily
Farner
Faye
Canadians Like Wyoming Roads
Canadians K Branston and Phillip Kern of London Ontario travel in a car through Cheyenne en route to Los Angeles aiming to set a Chitose to San Francisco record. They report Wyoming roads are good and expect fast progress across the state while planning a southern US tour and shipping the vehicle from Tampa.
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Branston
Phillip Kern
London
Ontario
Canada
Cheyenne
Los Angeles
Cal
Chitose
San Francisco
Mroneten
Wyoming
Hronston
Plains Hotel
United States
Tampa
Fla
Warren champion of Chinese labor riots sparked by coal company policy
The article recounts Governor Warren directing troops after the Rock Springs riot to protect Chinese labor in Wyoming mines. It criticizes using federal troops to back a coal firm’s import of Chinese workers over displaced white miners and frames Warren’s actions as contrary to law and labor interests. It notes editorials from Cheyenne Sun and other papers, and calls the episode a defining moment in late 19th century labor history.
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Tita
Chinatown
Rock Springs
Evanston
Warren
Union Pacific
United States
Sweetwater County
Amy
Wyoming
Fort Bridger
Camp Douglas
Cheyenne Sun
Independent
Revebucan
Laramie Loomerang
Hock Springs
Breal Corporation
Coal Company
Union Pacific Hotels
We the Company
Harry Carey
Prominent Clerk Candidate Endorsed by Local Supporter
Sam J. Pills, a clerical man with experience, is praised by Sam I. Ellis who states Pills is the capable Democratic candidate for Clerk of the Municipal Court. Ellis hails Pills as brave and admired by those who know him. You will never reach the front by following the crowd.
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Tam
Union Maelfic Hmtt, Co
Sam J. Pills
Bs Hike
Sam
Ellis
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