Pioneer Leader notes and society items in Cheyenne
The issue catalogs local notes from Cheyenne including editor, circulation, and delivery details. It mixes jokes, moral excerpts, and cultural commentary with brief notices on prominent figures, a poem about an old auto, and light social exchanges between residents.
Fragmentary Tumbling News Item From An Old Paper
Vague OCR snapshot with garbled phrases references to Peking banks, police action, and a Chicago professor. Lacks coherent events, dates, or clear names. readable bits mention desertion of food value and conveyances to a penitentiary but no concrete actions or outcomes.
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Peking
Chicago
Chicago University
Roosevelt Backs Down Warns Shield Sherman Act
ER H Harriman at the Economic Club dinner in New York urged changes to the Sherman Act, saying the president may soon recommend what he proposed three years ago. He warned that idle money and idle labor threaten prosperity, with speakers including Paul Morton Cyrus H McCormick and Nicholas Murray Butler.
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New York
ER. H. Harriman
United States
Economic Club
Hotel Astor
Harriman
Paul Morton
Navy
Cyrus H. McCormick
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
Cotton buyer C. Cowle found dead in Memphis home
Memphis Tennessee December 1 C. Cowle once a well known cotton buyer and Memphis figure was found dead with a bullet wound in his temple near his Union Avenue residence. Police call it suicide.
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Memphis
Tenn
Cowle
Troom
Union Avenue
Convicted of Rebating in Michigan Court
Sterns Salt and Lumber of Luilington pleaded guilty in a corn court to rebating charges tied to shipments with the Pere Marquette railroad. Sentence to be passed tomorrow. A separate Winnipeg blaze is reported as Canada endures frigid weather with a sharp temperature drop.
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Iand Rapids
Mich
Sterns Salt and Lumber Company
Luilington
Pere Marquette Railroad
Bentence
Tomorgow
Advertising as a Living Message Sparks Reader Trust
A speaker argues that personal, lively ads outperform static campaigns. Ads should breathe life, speak to audiences, and reflect faith in goods and brand. Newspapers reach 150000 potential customers by morning and prime time to showcase offers.
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