Land Leasing Legislation Shows GOP Role In Public Land Debate
Editorial argues the G O P may seize credit for the Walsh Smoot public lands leasing bill. It notes lands valued around one billion dollars have been withheld since Taft era, with leases of twenty years proposed and returns to the federal owners.
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Reed Smoot
Taft
Thomas J. Walsh
Montana
Senate
Wilson
Interior Lane
Walsh
Foster
Illinois
Henry L. Meyers
House of Representatives
Record shows no national bank failures in six months
The Comptroller of the Currency reports no national bank failures in over six months and only two small failures in nineteen months, a half century record of banking immunity. July saw twenty charters issued for new national banks and 54 banks granted growth permissions.
Legislative Proposal Proposes New Tax Repeal Topics
The report notes partial support for repealing taxes on soda water and soft drinks while calling for opposing views from leaders. It mentions a new push to repeal taxes on clothing and hints at political contention within the party on these tax matters.
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House of
Puncturing a Fallacy About Good Shooting and Errors
The piece argues what constitutes good shooting, noting Cooper’s famed nails-at-ninety-nine yards as misleading. It explains the error of dispersion in series fire, citing factors like weapon, cartridge, temperature, and pressure, and recalls a September Sunset quote by Stewart Edward White.
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James Fennimore Cooper
Cooper
Stewart Edward White
Taft Explains The League Of Nations Goals And Steps
Taft outlines the League aims to prevent war by creating lasting peace. He describes four steps centered on armament reduction, council oversight, information gathering, and voluntary national limits with a ten year review and emergency adjustments.
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League of Nations
League
Council
William H. Taft
Dancers Rename Title and Plan Fifty Fifty Waltz Reform
At a New York convention teachers of the terpsichorean arts voted to drop professor for masters of dancing and announced that the waltz will return with only present-dance modifications. Ladies will no longer be backed as much, shifting to fifty fifty. The shimmy was condemned as a nage dance product.
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New York
Bott
Association
Change of Scene in Aerial Flights Stir Health Claims
A garbled notice notes a shift in aerial flight forms and health claims tied to Somalia, highlighting nervous troubles and a pricey health service at about a dollar a minute, suggesting skepticism about effectiveness.
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Somalia
Fragmentary political critique on republicans and war
The text questions Republican leaders for not showing equal concern for the high cost of living and other current problems while discussing engines and the war, implying a distraction from public issues.
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Republicas Congress
Korean umbrellas: oiled paper and tea Sos
Brief note describes Korean umbrellas crafted with oiled paper. Mentions a possible tea Sos reference, unclear context, and limited details.
Egyptian telephone operators resist silk taboo
Mohammedans do not wear silk as it is the product of a worm and considered unclean. In Egypt telephone operators are restricted by these beliefs, influencing uniform and attire practices within the service.
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Egypt
City News In Brief Visitors and Arrivals in Cheyenne
Local items list visiting residents and arrivals in Cheyenne from nearby towns including Mr and Mrs A J Goodall and family M Le Magoon and family Miss Elva Bennett from Medicine Bow and Ralph Henson of Hillips plus Mrs Dora Stewart and others. Business ads note coal supply auto services and home goods. For sale ads invite readers to place insertions in the State Leader.
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A. J. Goodall
M. le Magoon
Pots
Mw Ma Hervey
Mre
Irvine
Lowk
Disabled Settler Ends Life Amid Hardship in Wyoming Shack
Herman Sulsener, 64, a crippled homesteader near Worland, Wyoming, shot himself with a .22 rifle. He used a yard stick to pull the trigger, firing left-handed, after leaving notes for several people indicating plans for death by his own actions. Paralyzed from the hips, he had struggled to prove up his land by raising chickens, rabbits, and goats.
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Worland
Wyo
Herman Sulzener
Sulsener
Outdoor Work Draws Thousands of Ex Service Men
Thousands of ex service men seek civilian life outdoors as a YMCA survey shows. The LA survey notes many enroll in automobile and mechanical courses at half rates, with tractor operation rising to meet demand.
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Los Angeles Y. M. GA
Delegates Named for Wyoming at 1986 International Farm Congress
Governor Carey names Wyoming representatives to attend the four font International Porm congress in Kaosesity on September 5 1986 and 27. Delegates include William Madden Riverton W L Quayto Larmie AD Puyville Laramie George Peaerer Choyman n Bowen taremieng W Whrathand U naan mans Powell William Piet Nanos and others.
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Robert D. Carey Yeaturday
Wyoming
Kaosesity
William Madden
Riverton
W. L. Quayto
Larmie
AD. Puyville
Laramie
George Peaerer
Choyman
N. Bowen
Taremieng
Whrathand
U. Naan Mans
Powell
Wiliam Piet
Nanos
Wyoming Resident Carried 510000 Life Insurance in 1918
Frank C. Bosler of Carlisle Pennsylvania, linked to Bosler Wyoming, had 400000 in life policies as one of the top four insurers who died in 1918. The Insurance Press notes others died with higher sums, while two 1949 deaths matched Bosler at 400000. A Casper resident died in 1918 with 40000 coverage.
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Frank C. Bosler
Semmi-Wyo- Mingite
Carlisle
Bosler
Wyoming
United States
New York City
Casper
Seventeen Notaries Public Appointed
Seventeen notaries public were appointed by Governor Carey yesterday. Names listed include Miss F. E. Whiplalusk Moorcroft, Mrs. Barbara Rose Casper, A. & Grier Cheyenne, W. S. Milliken Manna, C. C. Brown Douglas, B. F. Fehilm Lusk, and others across Cheyenne Rawins Evanston Powell Basin Cody Sheridan Hawlins Gasper.
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Seventen
Carey
F. E. Whippla Lusk
Rosa H. Storm
Moorcroft
Barbara Rose
Casper
A. &. Grier
Cheyenne
W. S. Milliken
Manna
C. C. Brown
Douglas
B. F. Fehilman
Lusk
G. Frederick Clark
Rawins
Emerson M. Pugh
Evanston
J. B. Metzigman
Powell
BE. A. Gebhart
Basin
Miss C. G. Elliott
L. M. Smith
Crowley
Homer A. France
Hawlins
BR. W. Allen
Cody
D. L. Gogerty
Sheridan
Glen
Ad in the ferale column of the State
Classified note appears in the ferale column of the State newspaper. It briefly lists an advertisement reference without additional context or names.
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Ferale
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Medicine Bow
Moffatt
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Arthur Addison
City
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L. G. Sheeps and
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Pitchfork
Hobbe, Huckfeldt & Fickbiner
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Torrington
Margaret Sullivan
Shirley Se
Roy J. White
Plains Hotel
Charles H. Hopkins
C. D. Woodhouse
H. A. Andrews
Horse Creek
Plains Auto Company
Mr. and
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Baby of
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Sherman Co
A. Dobmer
M. A. Elliott
Pine Bluffs
Loader
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Milwaukee
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