Wyoming 1909 Livelihood and Growth Report
The 1909 Wyoming annual review highlights a population rise by about 50,000 and an assessed valuation increase of 118,577,223, with over a million acres settled. It notes land indicated for entry, rising land values, and growing manufacturing capital, underscoring rapid state development and the success of dry farming without irrigation.
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Wyoming
U.S
General Hale Ties Pinchot to Water Power Debate at Electric Club
General Hale recaps Paul G. Redington remarks on forest service fees for hydroelectric plants and argues ownership and benefit should be proportional to actual gains. He criticizes charges as unfair to power users, notes the lack of legal authority for water fees, and defends western water rights and state development against “water power trust” claims.
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Gifford Pinchot
Water Power Trust
Electric Club
General Hale
Paul G. Redington
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Pinchot
United States
General Electric Company
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