The West and the New Tariff and Its Effects
The Denver Republican views the tariff compromise as a political expedient with limited economic necessity. It notes protections for mining, zinc, tungsten, and wool, with sugar, hides, and luxuries bearing revenue increases. It credits Senator Guggenheim and Root, criticizes Bryanism, and praises the Roosevelt era shift toward federal taxation and centralization.
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Stock Exchange
Republican Party
Union Pacific
Colorado
Chicago
Guggenheim
Warren and Clark
Wyoming
Payne
Roosevelt
Root
Hamilton
Denver
Forest Rangers Examination By Civil Service Commission
The Civil Service Commission will hold a two day exam for Forest Rangers on October 25 and 26, 1909 at state forest headquar ters with sessions in Monte Vista Antonito Saguache Durango and West Cliffe. Applicants must request an application blank from Washington and respond in time to receive entry cards.
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Civil Service Commission
Monte Vista
Antonito
Saguache
Durango
West Cliffe
Washington, D. C
Denver Markets Heavy cattle trade at Union Stock Yards
Receipts were strong last week with demand good for quality cattle at Denver Union Stock Yards. Prices eased 10 to 15 cents in Eastern markets, while locally beef steers, cows, and bulls showed varied strength and high grade Wyoming stock fed animals reached top values amid hot dry conditions.
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Denver
Wyoming
Conejos County Enforces Heavy Machinery Highway Law
County Commissioners warn steam threshing operators and road overseers to use sufficient planks to protect sidewalks bridges and culverts. Violators face fines from one hundred to three hundred dollars plus damages and costs, with funds directed to the county road fund.
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Board of County Commissioners
Conejos County
Colo
State of
Colorado
County Road Fund
Market report notes steady livestock prices and strong demand
Cattle and steer prices traded $3.50 to $4.10 for fair quality, feeders up to $4.50, hogs $7.50 to $7.75, lambs $7.50 top, ewes $4.25, wethers $4.60. Feeder lambs at $6.25 with 49 pounds avg. Slaughter and demand described as good, receipts light to liberal. Also includes an unrelated 1846 Hall's Catarrh Cure testimonial from Toledo, Ohio.
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Clifton H. Wilder
Luther A. Norland
Henry C. Mullins
Luis Jaramillo
XX Club
Helms & Ellibee
Paint Men
Chas
Pabst Milwaukee Beer
State OF Ohio
Toledo
Lucs County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Hall
A. D
A. W. Gleason
Yates
McClain
San Luis Valley
Yates & McClain Realty CO
el Paso
Colorado Springs
M. D. Blakey
Alamosa, Colo
the Capitol Life Insurance CO
Capitol Life
Capital Life
Eastern Life Insurance Companies
Capitol
Capitol Life Insurance CO
E. N. Rich
Manassa, Colo
Colorado and
New Mexico
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