Wyoming Press Association Resolutions at Thermopolis 1909
The Wyoming Press Association at Thermopolis adopted two sets of resolutions condemning government free printing and transport subsidies. They urged Congress to end post office free return cards and government transportation advantages that harm private printers, arguing it erodes republican principles and people’s voice.
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Wyoming Press Association
Thermopo
United States
Congress
the Resolution Committee
Post Office Department
Thermopolis
Wyoming
Rockypoint
Washington
Caule
Wyoming Homestead Law Boosts State Growth and Home Building
The piece lauds Frank Mondell for pushing a new 820 acre homestead law in Wyoming. It notes rapid land entry in Weston Crook Converse and Laramie counties, five year residence, annual cultivation requirements, and the shift from stock ranges to home-building as crucial for state prosperity. The author argues the law supports settlers, curbs speculation, and strengthens Wyoming’s future.
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Frank Mondelli
Mr. Mondell
Wyoming
Laramie
Mondell
Lew
Weston
Crook
Converse
Iowa
Illinois
Nebraska
Missouri
Uncle Sam
Senator Warren Defends Hides and Wool Tariff on Wyoming
The speech argues against labeling hides and wool as raw materials and defends tariff protection. It notes Wyoming’s reliance on duties for hides and criticizes freeing these items while taxing leather goods. The speaker warns a broad loss of tariff principles if raw materials are freed and emphasizes regional economic stakes.
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Warren
Wyoming
Leosen
United States
Middle West
Republican Party
Atlantic Coast
Intermountain
Mountain Country
Pacific Coast
New England
School Board Plans New Hulett Schoolhouse
The school board approves building a new school in Hulett starting this fall with two teachers Miss Mildred Pryor and Miss Francis Norris named for positions. No tuition will be charged to District No 10 residents and a broader higher grade program may follow as demand grows, benefiting pioneer families and trailblazers in the area.
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Hulett
Mildred Pryor
Francis Norris
Pryor
Miss Norris
Fifty Barrel Mill Arrives to Boost Local Industry
Mr. Schiller reports a fifty barrel mill will arrive on schedule for the local mill project. Workers are urged to stay ready, as steady effort and line discipline are seen as key to completing the setup and moving the bumper crop era forward. The Brosa children recover from a long bout of whooping cough and rejoin friends.
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Mr. Schiller
Neck of the Woods
Brosa
Best Ranch Deal For A Thousand Dollars
A reader asks to find the best ranch that a thousand dollars can buy. inquiry notes a person named Iun Derson inviting readers to come in and see the offer.
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Iunderson
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Peast
Senator Warren
Hulett Hotel
Cinkcom
A. B. Merrick
Crescent-Lumber
Farrall, Wyo
S. B. Fordyce
J.C. Eccles
Pater Schutter Wagons
France
Sabi Ghia
Earl Hamlin
Harry Redding
George Derrickson
Roy Knoff
G. D. Willard
C. J. Derrickson
V. T
Flora Redding
Derrickson
C.J. Derrickson
E. H. Hanlin
R. C. Hnode
Sundance, Wyoming
M. L. Gordon
Attorney At Law
W. W. Baher
R. Loomis
Kerer Building
Hulett, Wye
Attorneys AT Law
Ita
Sundance
Forest
Goldie
E.woun Evere
P. My
Wood Hall
George F. Byrd
Elwore Eagle
Hulett Lodge
Joe Fahl
Bertha
B. F. Engle
Alva
Gynderson
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