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Newspaper
Laramie County Times
Location
Wheatland, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1905
Page
2
The town of Wheatland debates incorporation to escape stagnation and unlock growth. Proponents argue it will shift taxes to the city, bring stability, and propel Wheatland toward becoming a leading state city, while delaying moves risks missed progress.
The piece contrasts Wheatland’s two classes the progressive residents backing incorporation and a less-committed group planning to leave. It argues for municipal incorporation to foster growth and a thriving city, noting the outcome hinges on the upcoming vote.
Local merchants accuse the C and S railroad of unequal freight charges favoring ranchers along the line who can ship goods from Uva free of charge while Wheatland shipments incur freight. They urge an official investigation to stop the practice and reveal the railroad’s stance.
Wheatland sets to host the largest Fourth of July celebration yet with plans for special train service and reduced rates. Supt Sheedy of the C. & S. promises special arrangements to bring crowds from nearby towns, urging all to attend for a lively holiday.
A group of land seekers arrives in Wheatland to take up farming lots and establish residence. Local boosters note Wheatland’s growing appeal and announce a new steam laundry service by Porrest Girant, expected within weeks, signaling future growth for the town.
A town announces water deliveries via cisterns for Taeatank, marking the start of a new supply option. Local residents can request delivery to any cistern in town.
Mr James Turpin and Miss Blanche Morrison united in matrimony at the bride’s home with immediate family present. Rev W Moore officiated. Also Greorge McDougal and Miss Edith Kelley wed in Greeler Colorado life. McDougal of McDougal & Agnew, a local businessman, and Miss Kelley, a former public school teacher, plan home in this city after a Denver honeymoon.
The Lanamie County Times announces a shift from Saturday to Thursday publication to serve readers earlier. The paper touts improved equipment and staff, including editor Marvin S. Coles, and notes a commitment to fair printing prices. Hopkins & Rigdon advertise real estate, while bounty pelts record highlights from Toltee residents James M. and George Newell.
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