Prosperity rising as Wyoming crops boost 1912 outlook
The piece describes a strong 1912 and 1913 business climate in Wyoming with rising prosperity. It notes brisk trade, active building, and a vibrant business crowd. Lovell district leads in sugar beet profit, with a projected 1000000-dollar harvest. Northern Wyoming expects one of its biggest crops, while diversified farming expands near Lavell and across the Big Horn region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Lavell
Ive Horn County
Lovell
Sheridan
Big Horn River
Burlington Cut-Off Suspension Leaves Road to Orin in Limbo
Northern Wyoming residents lament the suspension of the Burlington cut off between Thermopolis and Powder River. Officials promise resumption in spring and extension to Orin Junction. The halt followed a dispute with Northwestern over traffic concessions, blocking a merged route and forcing Burlington to complete its line to Orin while maintaining two competing systems.
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Wyoming
Burlington
Powder River
Barlington
Orin Junction
Northwestern
Burlington 1S
Jrowder River
Crip Junction
Orin
Ios
Billings
Basin
Gulf
Wyoming scientist patenting drought resistant wheat varieties
Worland professor PUPPUM leads plant breeding at Workedhetek producing new winter grain lines. Buffum No 17 winter wheat and a drought resistant spring form show promise for western farmers, with one extra kernel per head potentially boosting national wheat output by millions of bushels.
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B. C. Puppum
Worland
Wyoming
Clifton
Workedhetek
Gombarid Plaine
Lathor Burbank
Burbank
Buffum
Pminver Republican
Autumn Day in Minnehaha Park and City Walks
An autumn day unfolds in Minnehaha Park with sunshine and tang in the air. A walker watches a squirrel seize a nut and listens to water purling at the lake while the sparrows chatter in the trees along eighteenth street.
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Minnehaha Park
Women mobilize in Wyoming and national party links urged
A Woman's National Democratic League forms led by Mrs. John Sherman Crosby New York with headquarters at 1123 Broadway New York. Wyoming women urged to organize a State Club under the national group and participate in November elections. Also noted are the Dry Farm Association meeting in Jireh Converse County and the new town’s growth aided by a demonstration farm. The piece discusses Labor endorsement of Democrats and local money flows from Fort Russell and railway workers.
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John Sherman Crosby
New York
Broadway
Wyoming
Oes
Commonwealth
State Dry Farm Association
Jireh
Converse County
Chicago & Northwestern
Orin Junction
Lusk
New
Wyoming State Farm Board
Step Savers on the Farm
A farmer wife outlines practical step saving ideas from October Woman’s Home Companion. She describes piping spring water to the kitchen, a waste water drain system, a large wooden box with perforated shelves, and a lead pipe drain, all to reduce trips up and down stairs and save hundreds of steps daily.
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Woman's Home Companion
Partridge Defends Young in Air Battle with Hawk on Golf Course
In Woodstock Connecticut, on September 18, a dramatic midair clash occurred above the eighteenth hole as a mother partridge defended her four chicks from a hawk while J D Haskell of Wakefield Nebraska and Judge Eric Johnson watched. The hawk grabbed a chick but the mother forced a ground duel that ended with the partridge atop, feathers flying, before the bird fled toward its brood.
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Woodstock
Conn
J.D. Haskell
Wakefield
Neb
Eric Johnson
Putnam
Haskell
Hawk
Women Avoid Operations and Seek Lydia E Pinkham’s Remedy
Mrs Orville Rock of Paw Paw Michigan recounts a displacement treated with surgery in Ann Arbor that left her worse. After four weeks in hospital she used Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound and recovered, urging other women with female complaints to try it now.
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Orville Rock
Lydia E. Pinkham
Paw Paw
Mich
Ann Arbor
Hawks and golfers aid wounded partridge chick
A hawk attacked a partridge brood as Mr. Haskell and Judge Johnson pursued the predator with drivers. They drove off the hawk, allowing the hen and three chicks to escape, but one chick fell and broke a wing. The wounded bird was moveable to tall grass and later disappeared by morning.
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Mr. Haskell
Judge Johnson
Beauty Culture Parlor Ad for Hairdressing Services
Visit Clara A. Ligler for hairdressing manicuring and hairwork at 411 West 19th Street. Phone 817.
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Clara A. Ligler
W. 19Th Street
Train crash kills sixteen near Liverpool station
Sixteen people died and nearly a hundred were injured when the Chester to Liverpool express jumped the rails near Liverpool. The engine derailed on approach to a junction, several passengers burned in a coach destroyed by fire, as the train crossed a Mersey bridge and crashed into a river-side buttress.
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Liverpool
Chester
Mersey
American Girl Weds Abroad in London Service
The Hon. A. B. Nutting, son of Bir J. G. Nutting of Dublin, married Miss Edith Allen Brooks, daughter of Walter Brooks of New York, at St. George's Hanover Square in London. Judge H. Gary is reported to be returning home from Paris.
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London
Nutting
Bir J. G. Nutting
Dublin
Misa Edith Allen Brooks
Walter Brooks
Bant Seventieth Street
New York
St. George's
Hanover Square
Convention of International Claim Association Opens in Niagara Falls
Gary and Mrs Gary attended in Niagara Falls as the three day session of the International Claim Association began at the International hotel. The organization includes insurance adjusters and held its kickoff today amid local activity by The Sherman Co.
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Niagara Falls
N. Y
International Claim Association
International Hotel
TIZ Foot Remedy Promises Free Trial Pack
Claiming to cure tired swollen feet and foot ailments, the ad promotes TIZ as a universal remedy for sore feet sweaty feet corns callouses bunions and poisonous exudations. It offers a free trial by writing Walter Luther Dodge & Co. Chicago Illinois and lists 25 cents per box at stores.
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Ike
Walter Luther Dodge & Co
Wabash Ave
Chicago
Ill
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Avor Co
Lowell, Mnes
the Stock Growers National Bank
Gheyenne Wyoming
American Electric Shoe Shop
W. 18Th St
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Carey Ave
Cheyenne, Wyo
A. E. Roedel
West 17Th BT
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