Local notes from a hot windy week in Nisland area
Post includes community happenings with residents moving into the J. M. Cole residence, visits by Ex-Governor Mieckejohn, and family events. Word of sermons at the Baptist church, upcoming business and travel plans, and local sales of fuels and engines. Reports on land papers, cattle trades, and local farm outputs.
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Hol, Willson, Hulett
Charles Tardiver
J. M. Cole
McRae
Russel
Fred McCurdy
Montana
Mieckejohn
Omaha
Neb
Sam Linch
Sam Byers
Nisland
Bush & Pearson's
Nila Sorensen
Charles Thompson
Albert Charleson
Aberdeen
Washington
Bert
Bill Merryman
Gillette
Campbell County
Charles Sargent
Mrs. Powell
California
G.A. I
Notice on Brand Inquiries for Stray Animals
Interested parties may call this office for information about stray animals branded 35-1tal and related details.
Primary Law Revision urged in Wyoming Monitor
The Monitor calls for revising the primary law arguing petition features are a nuisance and costs fall on the county. It favors letting candidates pay filing fees, clarifying cross ticket nominations, and endorses Warren Mondell and Wilson era protections while noting political backroom tension.
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Monitor
Globe
Fhst
The
Wilson
Warren and
Mondell
Wyoming
Kendrick
Fahey
Mahoney brothers launch Canada bound fine horses
The Mahoney brothers started a batch of fine horses to Canada last Monday and plan to market them publicly. They anticipate Canucks will benefit from the Mahoney stock as the season approaches and sellers may reduce surplus stock. Hulett auctions and the Globe printing plant offer the means to reach buyers. arrange dates early and announce them.
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Mahoney Brothers
Canada
Canucks
Mahoney
Hulett
Globe
Senator Warren and the federal buildings issue
The Tri-Weekly News argues Warren secures federal building appropriations and questions the size of such buildings for growing Wyoming towns. It says towns haven’t voiced opposition and notes pride in Cheyenne’s building while inviting readers to tour it. The piece defends growth and criticizes accusations of favoritism as human nature.
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Warren
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Hie
Tri-Weekly News
Wilson against labor standards in 1909 Princeton speech
The remarks on June 18 1909 at Princeton University portray Woodrow Wilson as opposing Union driven labor limits. The speaker argues standardization reduces worker effort and makes labor unprofitable. It warns economic supremacy could erode as regulated labor minimizes productivity.
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Woodrow Wilson
Teate Werman
Princeton University
America
Muckraking Attacks Rally Wy Residents Around Warren
The Sacramenta Sun notes how opposition attacks on public figures provoke renewed public sympathy for Mr. Warren. It argues charges are often repeated despite refutations, aiming to turn voters against him.
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Warren
Democratic readers reject Mondell attack as misrepresentation
A letter from Coyote denounces a passage about F. W. Mondell and Warren as misleading. The author says the House records show no major achievements by Mondell and refuses to publish partisan attacks. The note offers space for factual statements but condemns the spread of irresponsible, exaggerated claims.
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F. W. Mondell
House of Representatives
Modell
Warren
Mr. Warren
Democrats
Socialiate
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