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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1912
Page
4
The Union Pacific strike harms essential equipment and raises public interest. The Leader urges reinstatement of skilled shop workers and a compromise to resume full service for the anticipated busy season, stressing both sides must consider the public.
The text argues that protectionist defenses must be revised after evidence shows higher exports and lower costs when tariffs on hides iron ore and agricultural implements were reduced. It notes a living cost anomaly and that Lawrence strike revealed manufacturers hiring cheaper European workers, challenging the protectionist line.
Senator Ammons of Colorado warned against the Borah Taylor three year homestead bill in a Senate speech. He said the measure would weaken conservation safeguards and trigger Taft’s veto if it lacks purview protections. The bill would shorten the title proof to three years and grant sole control to settlers to finance land work.
The Springfield Republican praises Wilson as an ideal candidate who blends radical reform with moderation. It credits him with reshaping public perception, presenting him as the Democratic candidate who would split least from his party while appealing to opposition.
The Casper Tribune editor attacks Governor Joseph M. Carey as a tool of subsidy seekers. In Sheridan, Carey’s speech is cited claiming to end one man domination, while critics say he vetoed the stockmen bounty bill and failed to implement past laws. The piece portrays Carey as overestimated and vulnerable to defeat by a weak opponent.
The piece argues the 3 Year Homestead Act would aid Wyoming by bringing many dry farming entries onto tax rolls, granting clear titles, and enabling faster patent recovery. It criticizes current administration policy and notes partisan tensions in Pennsylvania primaries and Wyoming political discourse.
A rural observer recalls the delegate selection dispute within a party, arguing ballots without a primary boost Warn and alienate voters. He sketches local influence, rivalry between Republicans and Democrats, and satire on political strings and family promises in exchange for favors.
The Democratic Party of Wyoming calls a delegate state convention in Cheyenne on May 13, 1912 at 10 a.m. to elect six delegates and six alternates to the Baltimore National Democratic Convention and to nominate three candidates for Wyoming presidential electors. Delegation is by county based on votes for Frank L. Houx in 1910. counties listed with implied delegate counts. The convention agenda includes other business. chaired by John F. Osborne with S. G. Hopkins as secretary.
Bold ad promotes Cascarets as a total digestive cleanser that normalizes bowels, liver bile, and stomach health. It claims a night dose works by morning, with no side effects, and offers 100 cents per box. The copy highlights wide use among men and women and even children.
A vintage ad urges readers to seek Chamberlain Cough Remedy for coughs and colds, claiming it not only relieves but cures. Sold by all dealers.
In Cheyenne an afternoon sale at Myer's promotes special prices on gloves and handbags for women. A big dance is scheduled at Eagles Hall tonight drawing local residents and guests to town events.
Two Covina ranchers eight years ago built a concrete pipe distributing system with gates and valves to control flow. The simple, economical non ditch method proved practical and was rapidly adopted by ranchers across southern California following its success.
A humorous dialogue shows a man explaining his hour late home after meeting Smithson. Smithson’s stomach ailment becomes the topic as a neighbor asks about Chamberlain's Tablets. The routine punchline suggests relief by treatment.
The new irrigation system proves practical and revolutionary in Southern California. It saves water land and labor and remains effective after twenty years. The Keller Thomason Manufacturing Co of Los Angeles leads the growing industry as it expands across the western United States.
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