Kendrick proposes arid land grazing homestead bill
John B Kendrick outlines a grazing homestead bill offering 1 250 acres to settlers to raise livestock in Wyoming. He argues it would double population, boost cattle and horse production, and convert desert areas to taxed private ownership, transforming vast arid lands into prosperous communities. The plan echoes Tafts 1909 comments on virgin sod lands and prioritizes beef, wool, hides, and other range products over traditional crops.
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Wyoming
Gettier
Why Wyoming Should Not Return Frances Warren to the Senate
A blistering plea listing ten charges against Senator Francia Be Warren, including tax evasion, failure to advance state progress, acting for special interests, pork barrel methods, personal gain from federal law actions, nepotism, corruption links, GOP alignment, opposition to direct primary and direct election, and unworthy public conduct. The document argues his continued service would harm Wyoming and national progress.
Kendrick's land bill hailed as top reform for Mountain West
The article lauds John Kendrick proposing a practical homestead reform bill. It argues the plan would require milestones like wells and dairy equipment to prove good faith, enabling successful passage with Democratic platform support and backing in Congress. It notes Kendrick's energy and decades of regional experience.
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John A. Kendrick
Congress
Tribune notes loyalty over political defeat after election
The Wyom ing Tribune recalls its stance after 1910 election days, opposing Judge Carey yet supporting party loyalty. It argues the paper defended its friends and alliances despite facing defeat, and asserts continued commitment in present times.
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A Lady Praises Medicine and Religion in Public Letter
A letter from a Columbus Ohio reader extols the article Medicine and Religion praising its view of Christian Science new thought and digestive therapeutics. She supports broadcast writings and notes she would buy Peruna if needed and would recommend it. Special notice: inquiry about old-time Peruna leads to Katarno from the Katarno Company Columbus Ohio.
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High School Notes Include Memorial Stone Plans and Games
Senior class forms a committee to buy flowers for ill Harold Miller and to carve 1913 on a memorial stone for the class of 1918. The school beat Hospital Corps 9 to 6 in a scrimmage and prepares for a Thursday rematch. Coach Jones pushes toward a victory against Wheatland. Lariat plans a November 16 entertainment to raise funds with a varied program and tickets at 24 cents. Enrollment climbs to 250 with Betty Cook joining the junior class. Dinosaur praises the paper’s work.
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Harry Stevick
Evelyn Jensen
Ralph Fowler
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Laramie
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Delia Hilliard
Muriel Guy
Amanda Butler
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Glee Club
Fay Boyd
Betty Cook
Unclear text on Prancis Warren reactivation to Senate
The fragment suggests Prancis Warren may face reactivation as a United States senator but the text is garbled. It mentions powerlessness to secure Cheyenne or Wyoming, cites publication as a corrupt figure from Maine to California, and lacks coherent details or dates.
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Cheyenne to Host Lyceum Course with Notables
Former Laramie superintendent Mr. Fee now leads Cheyenne schools amid student sadness at his departure. Lyceum Lecture Course tickets at 1 dollar go on sale for a winter series featuring George D. Alden Ralph Bingham Bergen Marx Strollers Quartette Edward Ott and Ben Greet Shakespearean players. First show November 13. Students selling ten tickets receive one free.
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Cheyenne
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George D. Alden
Boston
Ralph Bingham
Bergen-Marx Company
Edward Amherst Ott
Johnson school teachers hold meeting and review work
A Johnson school teachers meeting Tuesday afternoon read several school related papers. Cheyenne public schools enter the second period of the term with hopes of a stronger semester. teachers are pleased with progress. The government treasury sent an intriguing chart on hookworm to the superintendent. A board meeting with Superintendent Fee is planned for Friday evening to discuss important matters.
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Cheyenne
Treasury Department of the Goernment
Fee
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Promoted As Safe Cough Aid
An advertisement urges avoiding sedative cough medicines and promotes Chamberlains Cough Remedy as safe and effective for colds. It claims the product prevents pneumonia by not drying the culture beds for germs and notes the remedy has a worldwide reputation with no sedatives. The ad lists Clara A. Ligler services at 411 W 19th and a phone number.
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Chamberlain
Danderine Hair Product Promises Quick Beauty Boost
An old advertisement touts Knowlton's Danderine claiming instant hair shine and softness and asserts it cleanses the scalp, stops itching, and grows new hair after weeks of use. The copy urges readers to buy a 26 cent bottle from druggists or toilet counters.
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Knowlton
Taft to Return to Washington for Winter Term
Taft returns to Washington for the winter session while remaining in Beverly until November 4. After that date the immediate home will be plowed for the winter, according to the report from Beverly.
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Taft
Washington
Mia
Mise Hole
Immer
Gavigan Knocks Out Stanton in State Leader Fight
In a Wyoming Want Ad medium bout, Gavigan delivers a knockout against Stanton. The card highlights a rapid finish and showcases Gavigan's striking power in a short bout.
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Gavigan
Stanton
Wyoming
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