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Newspaper
Laramie County Times
Location
Wheatland, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1907
Page
1
A Western town example shows a Commercial Club printing town descriptions on back of letterheads. If fifty residents each send about a thousand letters annually, the town could gain fifty thousand inquiries and potential new residents. The idea: local stationery as ongoing town advertising.
Wheatland Supply Co announces a fresh stock of men and boys clothing including shirts hats gloves hose and underwear with suits at low prices. Ladies gain a latest range of fabrics and dresses plus dress trimmings and long kid gloves. Frontier Days at Cheyenne on July 25 46 and 27 offers a beauty show with prizes including a town lot a new automobile and cash awards. entries require a photograph sent to E W Stone secretary of the committee.
Samuel Gompers argues that rising intelligence among workers coincides with higher wages and supports arbitration as the best method to settle labor disputes. He warns socialism offers no real benefit to either side and notes party lines are fading as labor seeks reform for the common good.
Congressman Cushman laments modern fast progress and urges measured growth balancing freedom and responsibility. He warns that haste risks structural weaknesses in the nation’s development and public debt driven by installment living. He cites New York, New Orleans, Richmond and Philadelphia as examples of nationwide trends toward rapid acquisition.
James J. Hill argues federal action to build a fifteen foot Mississipp channel from St Louis to New Orleans would unlock latent freight capacity. He contends waterway and railway interests align, easing east west congestion by routing heavy freight via gulf seaways.
Rev Madson C Peter of New York urges daily fidelity to small acts and thoughts. He cites Macaulay on digging deep and tells of a dream where a missing stone blocks entry to a temple, reminding readers that greatness comes from humble, faithful work in ordinary tasks.
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