Coal Fields in Eastern Wyoming Report Details Three Fields
The United States Geological Survey reports coal fields in eastern Wyoming, covering Little Powder River Sussex and Lost Spring districts. It describes field areas, coal reserves, transportation limits, and the geology naming the lignite as subbituminous. The Lost Spring field near Douglas shows rapid settlement growth and potential regional importance.
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United States Geological Survey
Corl
Wyoming
Little Powder River
Sussex
Lost Spring
Littl Powder River
Black Hills
Bighorn Mountains
Litte Powder River
Montana- Wyoming
Montana
Dakotas
Great Plains
Douglas
Converse County
Doughas
Lee
Geological Survey
J. A. Davis
C. H. Wegemann
D. FE. Winchester
Namesake Gardener Hears From City Boss About Fame
In a London suburb a gardener named William Shakespeare meets his city employer who asks for his surname. The man learns his own name echoes the famous playwright’s, prompting a jokey exchange about recognition and years in the neighborhood.
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William Shakespeare
London
W. S
Gardener
Bal lard's Horbehound Syrup Promoted For Lung Sore Chest
Advertisement touts Bal lard's Horbehound Syrup to prevent serious chest congestion. It claims relief for soreness in lungs and air passages with bottles priced 26c, 50c, and $1.00, sold by A. C. Koeppen & Bros.
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Ballard
A. C. Koeppen & Bros
Marvin and Martin discuss the colt bought with coupons
The dialogue recalls a colt purchased with tobacco coupon savings, noting the horse’s age and origins. September Lippineitt appears as a referenced name in the exchange.
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Marvin
Martin
Yeirs
September Lippineitt
Wilson sentiment found everywhere in West states poll
Chicago Sept. 20 Secretary Joseph E Davies western manager of the democratic national committee conducts a county by county poll across states west of the Ohio. extracts from reports show expectations of a democratic victory with strong support in Indiana Illinois Idaho and Oregon among others. voters favor Wilson over Taft Roosevelt and Borah while independents align with the Democrats in multiple counties and states through late September.
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Chicago
Joseph E. Davies
Democratic National Committee
Ohio River
National Committee
Weat
Gee. W. Zinky
South Bend
Ind
St. Joseph County
Indiana
Republican Party
Taft
Roosevelt
George A. Bigler
Ket
Couse
Kansia
George E. Hill
Boise
Idaho
Wilson
United States
Borah
Curry County
Walter Watton
Mount Vernon
J. M. O'Kelley
Wanaun
Wis
Meelling
Old Lawentn
Lincoln County
J. EB
Monroe Mieh
Woodrow Wilson
Monroe
Michigan
Messrs. Wood and Shields
Platinum use and substitutes in industry and jewelry
A long discussion on platinum attributes and sources notes it is often misidentified as other metals, its steel gray color, and high density. It cites California and Oregon as primary US producers, various uses from lab utensils to lenses and jewelry, and the impact of high prices driving substitutes like gold and tungsten.
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United States Geological Survey
California
Oregon
United States
Moornings
Young Employee Negotiates Pay Rise After Service Praise
A firm head compliments a diligent worker who arrives early and never loafs. The employee argues for a higher wage, stating he believes Liam Worth earns at least double. The boss agrees to reconsider pay while noting a colleague’s potential bias.
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Liam
Wilson by Way of Bagehot In 1894 Article
In 1894 Woodrow Wilson wrote about Walter Pagehot, the English scholar of constitutional government. He argues Bagehot lacks sympathy for the voiceless people and the mass of unknown men, suggesting a limited view of democratic governance.
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Woodrow Wilson
Walter Pagehot
Sulphuric Baths Add Joy to Life in Seattle
An advertisement from the Sulphur Co of Seattle promotes Sulphurre baths as a healthful cure for catarrh skin disease and rheumatism. It claims purifying effects, added vitality, and relief for long standing conditions with testimonials, offering 50 cent and $1.00 bottles and a free booklet upon request.
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C. M. C. Stewart Sulphur Co
Columbia
Seattle
J. Cc
Scott
Democracy in Detail and the People’s Rule
A Denver News critique notes a paragraph praising democratic principle, arguing the issue remains whether power rests with the people or a selfappointed elite. It questions Woodrow Wilson’s stance then and now, suggesting consistent support for broad popular sovereignty.
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Denver News
Woodrow Wilsen
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Sanborn
Iowa
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O. G. Allen
Neel
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Chichester
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