Passing of Party Strife Spreads Bipartisan Cheer
The Cheyenne Leader notes a rare era of goodwill as Republicans adopt Democratic policies and Democrats and Republicans cooperate in Congress and state legislatures. It cites Roosevelt and Bryan banter on presidential nomination, warns against nominating a Republican, and praises Lusk Herald’s 21st birthday and local school election reforms. The piece praises a united front while cautioning about party realignment and urges support for strong local governance and better school funding.
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Congress
Bryan
Democratic Principles in Party Solidarity Debate
The quote argues that democratic ideals endure only within a Democratic party and, through a broader social influence, can be enforced on a traditionally hostile group. It frames this as part of a broader “good feeling” about unity and political power.
Local Social News and Town Notes From Spearfish
Misses Naomi Driskill and Ola Wolford visited Mrs. Fred Mann in Aladdin last week. They returned Sunday via Beulah where Ed Toomey Russell Reilly John Driskill and Miss May Holden greeted them and joined supper. A grand Aladdin ball impressed visitors with its royal welcome. Spearfish Lumber Co. orders a full car of yellow pine flooring and ceilings from the south to meet demand for high grade finish lumber. Dr J L Bostwick and Mr Tinkeom of Hulett planned a later baseball match with Spearfish. Claude Wilkerson and Hulett aim to size up rival towns in baseball. J Storm Jr dug out a den of gray wolves. Charles Durfee and John A. Tanner left for Moorcroft with two loads of eggs. Capt Storms visited Belle Fourche this week.
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Naomi Driskill
Ola Wolford
Fred Mann
Percy Tracy
Aladdin
Beulah
Ed Toomey
Russell Reilly
John Driskill
May Holden
Spearfish
Spearfish Lumber Co
J. L. Bostwick
Mr. Tinkeom
Hulett
Claude Wilkerson
Board of Food and Drug Inspection Created by Executive Order
Secretary Wilson formed a board to administer the national pure food law with Dr. Harvey Wiley as chairman and Dr. Frederick Dunlap and George McCabe as members. Roosevelt supported placing the law in a board, saying it would take all his time to manage directly. The piece notes government detectives in Casper Wyoming, fence removals, and land open to public use after their inspections.
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Wilson
Board of Food and Drug Inspection
Harvey W. Wiley
Bureau of Chemistry
Frederick L. Dunlap
George R. McCabe
Department of Agriculture
Roosevelt
Casper
General Land Office
Wyoming
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Robert Burns
Thomas Carlyle
Mercy Itwell
Burns
Phoebus
Phoebe
Chanticleer
Mr. Bryan
John Temple Graves
Mr. Roosevelt
Senator LaFollette
Lusk Herald
Herald
Douglas
Topeka Daily State Journal
Robert Good
Jamestown
Kansas
Charles T. Durfee
W. E. Tinkcom
Tinkcom
Ed. Willson
Geo. F. Byrd
Chas. ‘T’. Durfee
Gillette
Mariner
Palmer
W. H. Lancaster
N&tions
ETS
J. Storm, Jr
Charles Durfee
John A. Tanner
Moorcroft
Capt. Storms
Belle Foureho
DR. F. Herman
Belle Fourche
Hulett Land and Cattle Co
H Gold
Holbrook
J. L. Mitchell
John Pearson
Umber
Eothen
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