Kendrick Proposes Land Legislation For Arid West Grazing
John B. Kendrick outlines a grazing homestead bill offering 1,250 acres to each settler to raise livestock. He argues the plan would double Wyoming’s population in two years, boost cattle and horse production by over 100 percent, and convert vast desert ranges into taxable private farms, promoting new communities across the state. He cites Taft’s Kansas City remarks on virgin lands and stresses arid lands need distinct settlement laws beyond old homestead concepts.
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John B. Kendrick
Wyoming
Why Wyoming Should Not Return Francia Be to U S Senate
The piece denounces Senator Francia Be Warren claiming tax evasion, lack of constructive statesmanship, service to special interests, pork barrel methods, personal gain from federal law, unlawful drawing from the Treasury, reactionary politics, alliances with corrupt firms, opposition to direct primaries, and poor personal example. It argues the next Senate should be progressive and Warren would be in the minority.
Kendrick Promotes Mountain West Land Reform Plan
In a claim shaped by long experience, John Kendrick advocates a practical homestead bill. It would grant controlled possession tied to a set number of animals and homestead improvements to prove good faith and foster settlement.
Wyomin g Tribune Reflects on Judge Carey Battle Split
The Wyoming Tribune editorial recalls the post election clash over Judge Carey. It notes loyalty to the paper and allies, even if it meant defeat, and contrasts past rifts with the current situation, stressing continued editorial independence.
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Carey
Tribune
Lady praises medicine and religion article and Peruna ad
A reader from Columbus Ohio commends the article Medicine and Religion for its clear, practical message and its promotion of Christian science and mental healing. She notes strong interest in Peruna Manalin and Lacupia from the Peruna Company and mentions Katarno as the old Peruna variant available through Katarno Company Columbus Ohio.
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Pe-ru-na Company
Columbus
Katarno Company
Memorial Stone and upcoming games highlight High School notes
A Senior class meeting appointed a flowers committee for Harold Miller, ill at home, with Harry Stevick Evelyn Jensen and Ralph Fowler on the roster. Plans include a stone engraved 1913 to memorialize the live class of ’18. The Hospital Corps game ended 9 to 6 in favor of the High School eleven with another match set for Thursday. Coach Jones aims for victory against Wheatland Saturday. An entertainment on November 16 to raise Lariat debt runs 9 to 11:30 with tickets at 24 cents and a full program of dances, solos, and a glee club performance. Enrollment reaches 250 as Betty Cook joins the junior class.
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Harry Stevick
Evelyn Jensen
Ralph Fowler
Hospital Corps
Army
Jones
Laramie
Miss Smith
Sonzy
Delia Hilliard
Muriel Guy
Amanda Butler
Cirls
Glee Club
Fay Boyd
Prancis and Warren Face Reallocation as Power Shifts
A disjointed notice claims Prancis and Warren seek reallocation to influence U S Senate power. The text labels both as powerless to secure concessions for Cheyenne or Wyoming while alleging corruption spanning Maine to California.
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Warren
United States
Maine
Califor
Laramie School Chief Moves to Cheyenne Posts
The former Laramie superintendent now oversees Cheyenne schools as students mourn the loss of a valued educator. Cheyenne Lyceum Lecture Course tickets at $1 go on sale for a winter series featuring George D. Alden Ralph Bingham Bergen Marx Strollers Quartette Edward Ott and the Ben Greet Shakespeare players. First show November 13. Students selling ten tickets receive one free.
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Mr. Fee
Laramie
Cheyenne
Lyceum
Ben Greet
George D. Alden
Boston
Ralph Bingham
Bergen-Marx Company
Edward Amherst Ott
Teachers Meet at Johnson School on Tuesday
A Johnson school teachers meeting was held Tuesday afternoon with several valuable school related papers read. Cheyenne public schools entered the second period of the term and aim for a stronger semester. The teachers express general satisfaction with progress since opening. The government treasury chart on hookworm shows likely use in the High School science department. A board of directors meeting is scheduled in Superintendent Fees office on Friday evening to discuss important matters.
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Johnson School
Cheyenne
Treasury Department of the Goernment
Fee
Caution Against Sedative Cough Medicines Warns Local Reader
A local notice discourages sedative cough remedies linked to pneumonia risk. It condemns medicines containing codine morphine heroin and other sedatives and promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as safe, effective, and widely reputed. Clara A. Ligler advertises beauty services at 411 W 19th with phone 817.
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Clara A. Ligler
W. 19Th
Danderine Promises Lustrous Hair Growth Claim
An advertisement touts Knowlton's Danderine claiming immediate hair enlivening effects and long term growth. It promises cleansed scalp, stopped dandruff itching and new finer hairs appearing after weeks of use.
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Knowlton
Taft Returns to Washington Winters at Beverly
Taft and Mise Hole will stay in Beverly until November 4 when the winter home will be prepared. Taft returns to Washington for the winter text Sunday and will head back after the stay in Beverly.
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Taft
Washington
Mia
Mise Hole
Immer
Gavigan Knocks Out Stanton in State Leader bout
In a headline round, Gavigan delivers a knockout win over Stanton in a Wyoming Want Ad era matchup. The bout drew local interest as fans followed the featured fight reported by the State Leader.
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Wyoming
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