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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1901
Page
2
The Cheyenne Leader announces publication as successor to the Sun Leader with R. A. Slack as publisher. The issue notes second class mail entry and subscription rate of six dollars per year. Publication date listed as Monday June 3 1901.
The Chicago Record Herald notes Swift & Co will post notices forbidding profanity among its five thousand employees. It argues profanity lowers morale, worsens tempers, and harms efficiency, urging a clean, forceful speech standard as a matter of corporate and moral interest.
Editor Chaplin discusses Cheyenne’s proposed building and loan association on the $100 plan with 6 to 66 percent terms. He argues the first money would carry a 26 percent premium and a borrower could receive $75 per share, paying 6 percent interest on $100. The piece praises the home mutual plan as a community benefit and notes street sign absence and the iron mountain stone as a top building material for the library project.
Minister Wu Ting Fang recalls Grant’s world tour as a private citizen and notes the universal acclaim he received. He cites unequaled welcomes in China and across continents as proof of Grant’s enduring fame and leadership qualities. Senator Warren proposes a cottage program for workers with ten houses at ten dollars monthly and a six month option to buy at cost.
Bill Barrow critiques popular Irish stereotypes in journalism and theater. He notes dialect charm varies by region and argues the common comic image relies on stock costumes like hats and pipes, which do not reflect Irish life. He highlights regional differences and questions the accuracy of printed humor.
Rev. H. H. McQuilkin marked one year at the Presbyterian Church with a sermon on faith in Christ and his atoning work. He shared a soldier’s bloodied letter as a metaphor for grace and emphasized Jesus as savior and light. The page includes unrelated society notes and a poem excerpt.
Stolen horse and reward offer. Real estate ads for city lots and a four horsepower well machine. Public notices on school bonds in Guernsey and District 18 bonds in Grand Encampment. Legal notice of divorce petition in Laramie County. Eastbound excursion sale by Union Pacific with reduced round trips to Chicago area.
Public notice announces bid solicitation for five four hundred dollar school house bonds at up to six percent interest. Bids due June 14 1901, opened at G A Fox office Gillette, with private sale possible. Also notice of Fort Laramie bridge contract bids due June 14 1901 and stockholders meeting to expand Wyoming Chemical Company trustees to five at Cheyenne June 20 1901.
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