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Newspaper
Laramie County Times
Location
Wheatland, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1905
Page
1
The Santa Rosa pioneer Luther Burbank discusses the future impact of his plant creations. He cites rapid tree growth, spineless cactus hopes, and vast plum varieties at Sebastopol, noting royal interest and the need for perfecting seeds before release.
A reflection on Shakespeare and the real self versus selfish impulse, arguing the true self guides conduct and service. Tokio reports Japan intends a Monroe doctrine for Asia, with a commission drafting aims, scope, and enforcement methods.
Ranch sale note offers fence posts for sale at low price from a Sturgeon's Gulch property. Provides location and item type with no dates or contact details.
The piece notes widespread adoption of municipal utilities in Europe and cites Germany Britain and Liverpool among examples. It highlights government interest in public control of transit water sewage slaughterhouses and employment as cities move toward publicly run services and utilities.
Princeton Theological Seminary President Patton attacked modern leaders he described as “rascals” who toy with prison gates while teaching Sunday schools. He criticized men who preach virtue yet drive hard bargains by weekday law, praising those who stay out of jail.
The Easton Free Press asks how many of 12,930 aliens arriving in New York will become public charges. The Johnstown Democrat replies perhaps none, noting even if all did it would be less than burdens from Carnegie or Rockefeller, while Americans lament supporting the poorhouse.
The Wheatland Times in Wheatland Wyoming is praised as a well edited Booster for Wheatland. It is published by Wheatland Publishing with Will Watrous as president, and the Fort Collins Courier calls it well positioned to serve the community with strong advertising and bold editorial stance.
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