Labor Day concerns and regional warnings in Wyoming
Local commentary warns of labor strife and calls for arbitration to make Labor Day meaningful. It notes cuts from cigar cutters, grasshopper plagues threatening crops, and urges county action in hopper counties. It also questions U P railroad labor relations and defends correspondence schools as worker advancement tools. The piece previews the International Mining Congress opening in Butte, Montana.
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International Mining Congres
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Mining department debate and county concerns dominate meeting notes
The article surveys calls for a federal Department of Mining, argues shared scientific bureau funding would yield greater results, and highlights Utah’s Uinta county growth challenges. It discusses school board qualifications, County division debates, and civic participation, urging reader letters to the Camera column.
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Department of Agriculture
Department of Mines and Mining
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