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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1912

Page

4

Wyoming Farmers Hopeful After Hard Winter

The Leader reports cheerful mood among farmers in eastern Laramie County despite two dry years. Local banks and elevators aid planting through seed advances via railroad lines, a plan backed by Governor Carey and Cheyenne Industrial Club. A seed fund, consolidated with a public drive by Wyoming Tribune, aims to loan seed money without strict security, promising broader prosperity if a strong 1912 crop materializes.

I. S. Bartlett Matt Haring J. M. Carey Cheyenne Industrial Club James J Hill Wyoming Tribune N. Potter

Fortify Panama Canal: William Piperon Urges Goethals

The text argues Colonel Goethals should fortify the Panama Canal to deter unfriendly nations and enable rapid mobilization of naval strength. It highlights the canal’s peace and potential wartime benefits and notes the need for protection, with references to the Pacific and Atlantic fleets and strategic studies.

Goethals United States Panama Uncle Sam Ct Wiliam

Great powers plot near canal base shakes peace

A derailed early 20th century political column claims great powers seek a coaling station and naval base near a canal to control communications. It notes Monroes doctrine would prevent peace-time action, mocks Emperor William II, and reports editorials from Herald-Republican and Laramie Republican about William J. Bryan and Harmon.

Ained William Nas Herald-Republican The Laramie

Banner Motto Ideas for Warren Visit at City Depot

A Warren club plans to greet Senator Warren on his return and escort him through the city. Members suggest mottoes for banners and transparencies praising or critiquing his record, including lines on whitewashing, press degeneration, and past votes with Smoot and Aldrich.

Warren Washington Warren Club Smoot Aldrich Brothers Deming Chaplin Waren

Senator Hankins and Whitewash Debates in Collier's Weekly

A satirical critique claims Senator Hankins uses a whitewash to praise Uncle Ike Stephen son and denounce progressive papers as degenerate. The piece mocks editorial bias, cites Lorimer and Taft era politics, and jokes about Chaplin and postmaster appointments.

Lorimer Progressiv Collier's Yaller Weekly Denver Republican Wyoming Tribune Laramie Republican Taftla Agin Chaplin Thay Jinks Seneter Washinton

Holy Week in Rome Sparks Religious Ecstasy and Silence

Rome enters Holy Week with solemn, candlelit processions and crowds seeking reverent reflection. At St Peter's over 36,000 worshippers attend high mass as the church’s altars lie bare, symbolizing desolation after the crucifixion. The scene contrasts imperial history with Christian ritual in the Eternal City.

Rome Italy St. Peter's Christ Imperial

Steel cars prove their case in high speed rail travel

The New York Evening Sun lauds steel cars as a major rail advance proving passengers stay safe in extreme jolts. They note passengers emerge shaken but unhurt and credit the cars with superior protection even as roadbeds and rails may need upgrades to handle faster service.

New York

Progressive Republicans Angled for Favor in Basin Speech Row

The Lovel Chronicle cites editorials showing the Tribune’s silence on a colonel’s campaign speech while the Leader prints most of it. A Basin Rustler note argues Big Horn Basin is ideal for stock feeding due to open winters and favorable bank-backed outlooks from Stock Yards National Bank of South Omaha.

Tribune Basin Rustler Big Horn Basin Stock Yards National Bank of South Omaha Jos. B. Crosby Big Horn United States Lovel Chronicle

Standpat editor attacked for defending reactionary candidates

A controversial editorial condemns Standpat editors in terms of hostility toward progress. It says such editors peddle opinions for federal jobs and hinder modern government, labeling them enemies of progress and urging removal from the community.

Progress

Uncle Joe Cussed and Was a Quaker

A Washington report recalls a heated House floor debate between A Mitchell Palmer of Pennsylvania and former Speaker Joseph Cannon. Both kneeling in Quaker speech privately, Cannon allegedly used strong profanity toward Palmer after a clash, then defended his tirade with blunt language about the exchange.

Washington Joe Cannon A. Mitchell Palmer Pennsylvania Cannon Fa Palmer Palmer Uncle Joe

Artistic Easter Cards Featured at Sande’s Bird’s Beautiful Card

A local display showcases artistic Easter cards at Sande’s Bird’s Beautiful Easter Card shop. The exhibit highlights handmade designs, vibrant colors, and seasonal motifs attracting visitors from the community.

Bird's Sande

How to Get Rich by Frederick Weyerhaeuser

A St Paul wire touts Weyerhaeuser guidance on wealth building. It urges decisive work, strict frugality, long hours, clear honest aims, optimistic outlook, and turning any venture into a large success through consistent effort.

Frederick Weyerhouser St. Paul

Brain fag does not ruin nerves says Penn neurologist

Dr. Charles K. Mills of the University of Pennsylvania argues overwork and brain strain do not drive Americans insane. He says mere mental labor harms only when a person is not equipped or capable, while worry and embarrassment cause nervous breakdowns.

Kansas City Charles K. Mills University of Pennsylvania

Noisy Praise For Chamberlain Cough Remedy

The notice claims growing praise for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy with increased sales and testimonials from relieved users, urging trials for coughs and colds and noting availability from all dealers.

Chamberlain Wales

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