Ballinger as Champion for the People Amid Westward Debate
The piece defends Secretary Ballinger as a western man with deep land knowledge defending public land against muckraker accusations. It argues for people over corporations, cites court limits, and contrasts pioneers and big wealth with press interests and perceived reform motives. It questions dependence on sensationalism and endorses Ballinger’s suitability at this time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballinger
Smail
Yellow Press Service
H. Turneaure
Washington
Hulett Land & Cattle Co
Hulett
Turneaure
Jones & Tinkcom
Pauls Last Words Gandag School Lesson for Bee
A 1900 lesson text discusses Paul mentoring Timothy, facing inner and outer enemies, and urging steadfast preaching. It covers Paul’s faithfulness, his imminent martyrdom, and the crown of righteousness as reward, using Biblical verses and period religious language.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Timothy
Southey
Inchcape
Aberbretheck
God
R. V
Lord Jesus Christ
Christ
Nero
Bishop Wilson
Pindar
Pytheas
Lampo
Hervey
Local Notices and Family Moves Highlight Frigid Week
Robt. Warner moved his family to the O'Connor Bros. saw mill last Friday. A stove fire caused smoke and near suffocation but no serious damage. C.C. Ripley left for New York with his grip. Frank Warner builds a new house after the previous blew down. A quirky note mentions a gun license joke and a possible marriage license. Four degrees below zero last Friday. Snowy, sleighing weather persists. Butterfield and Frost traveled to Sundance on land business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robt. Warner
O'Connor Bros
New York
Cyrus
Frank Warner
Frank
B. S. Butterfield
D. G. Frost
Sundance
County Superintendent Mise Truax Visits North Country Schools
County superintendent Mise Truax plans a two week plus absence as she tours schools near Aladdin and surrounding Crook County area. Smith Folsom, early Crook County settler, visited from Redwater stock ranch for business. Mrs. Folsom and daughter reside in Belle Fourche for schooling. Sam Folsom family thriving on parental ranch. Mrs A L Ripley returned from the east with her mother, aged forty score five, who travels well for her years and remains active and conversational.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Truax
Aladdin
Smith Folsom
Crook County
Redwater
A. L. Ripley
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Globe
A. B. Merricker
Shipper of
Germany
England
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Willmeta Gillen
Harve Wood
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office Andance
Minnie B. Tr
Minnie B. Heumier
Moorcroft, Crook Co
Wyoming
Ows
Ny Eels
Herman H. Gunderson
U. S
Chris Berger
Moorcroft
Asher Knepper
Ed K. Pollock
David
Pollock
E. Hoyt
Department of the Te U
U.S
Charles C. Tardivel
Mare Feralvel
Hulest
Ferick B. Helmer
Ezra KE. Reed
Tower
A. E
Lance
Goon
Crook
Herman H. Gunderone
Janes
U. S. Land Office
Coal Land
Clarence Kysar
Eastice
Townshi
Seang
Joseph Svoboda
William H. Jolly
Edward W. Jolley
Tinkcom
Oming
Hoyt
Rtment of the Interior
W Yo
General Land Office
Act of Congress
N& Eelg
A. E. Hoyt
Levi. R. Davis
James C. Tilton
Crook Oat
Merida An
Clarence A. Bell
Edmund J. Bailey
William Bailey
Fred Fiz
All A . Jaddin
Ee. Ac. Ort
Register
Wigersiog
Earnest D. Linn
N& Ne
H. H. Gunderson
Charles W. Miller
George Ruggbeam
John J. Bentwick
Guy Clark
Prone
Coa
Minnie C. Schlichting
Wyo
Nek
Township
Acob
Lebo
Edwin A. Watson
Charles F. Hauber
Robert A. Plant
Gundersen
Interior U. S. Land Office
Dance
W. Sheenane Berka
William H. Hollister
Forest
Herman H. Gunderman
Hulett Wyomaing
Eric Huseby
Andrew J. Parker
Antoine Fort
Emile Fort
Wyomin A
Hoyt, Register
Ira C. Benson
Trulett
Nell
Alfred M. Padgett
Geor
E. En Charlies F
McGuire
Duff C. Mewhirter
Eee
Omi
Fred Fitz
E. H Levi
B Davis
U.S. Land Office
Robert T. Tate
Hie
William KE. Tinkcom
John L. Bostwick
William A. Moore
Richi L. Bush
Wyomng
Coal
Land Office
Act of Con
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Baldwin
West Brothers
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