Tuberculosis plan urged for Colorado sanitariums
Dr Pfeiffer calls for a national tuberculosis program using Colorado sanitariums along the Rockies between Cheyenne and Canon City. He argues states should send early patients here for cure, enabling self support while treated, with a national sanitarium area for those lacking homes.
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Cheyenne
Wye
Wong City
Colo
United
Oger J. Pfelffer
Denver
Pfeiffer
Canon City
Rocky Mountains
Union
Colorado
Vaet Plains
Precious Metal Production in 1908 Washington Dec
The United States Geological Survey and the Bureau of the Mint report 1908 domestic gold output at 4,574,840 fine ounces worth $94,560,000 and silver at 62,440,800 fine ounces worth $28,030,600. Gold rose from 1907. silver fell. Colorado leads gold, Montana leads silver, with Wyoming and Colorado showing notable changes.
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Washington
Dec
United States’ Geological Survey
Bureau of the Mint
Colorado
Wyoming
Montana
Railroad condemns Ballock and Crebben ranches for right of way
The Northwestern Railroad jury set damages at 8450 for 28 acres on Ballock ranch and 9500 for just over three acres through Crebben ranch. A new trial motion and appeals were filed. Construction and grading of the alfalfa fields will proceed as weather allows.
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Northwestern Railroad Company
Ballock
Crebben
Challis
Crow Creek
Tom Robinson
Deadwood
Aladdin
Illness of Mrs Guild Reaches Friends in Seattle
A letter to local friends reports Mrs Wm Guild now of Seattle is very ill with grave fears for her recovery. John Pearson visited from EHothen and says he will start a two story concrete block building project next spring on lots formerly occupied by the Austin blacksmith shop and the adjacent store room. The plan includes two first floor store rooms, upstairs offices, and a large basement suitable for one or two offices.
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Wm. Guild
Seattle
John Pearson
Ehothen
Austin Blacksmith Shop
Government must not hoard natural resources say critics
A Ha Camp protest argues against conserving resources for future generations. The piece favors immediate development by government or private capital and warns that resource income should reduce taxes rather than inflate government payroll. L Clark plans a winter lumbering campaign sawing at Chan, Lawler, and W. A. Moore ranches seeking buyers for logs.
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L' Clark
Chan
Lawler
W. A. Moore
Land rush continues as fifteen applications filed in Cheyenne
Notwithstanding winter season, desert and isolated tract applications totaling fifteen were filed in the Cheyenne United States land office on Wednesday. The Cheyenne Tribune notes strong demand for Wyoming lands and ongoing settler movement westward, implying all tillable or grazing public land will soon become private property.
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Cheyenne United States Land Office
Wyoming
Cheyenne Tribune
Country papers rise to metropolitans in tone and influence
News notes applaud the growing strength of country newspapers in moral tone and community impact. New reports mention Tube Driskill in Lead and Pinkerton perceptions, winter forecasts, and Secretary Ballinger designating 140000 acres in Wyoming for homestead act entry, including land from prior reclamation projects.
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Upton News-Letter
Ballinger
State of
Wyoming
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