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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1912
Page
19
A collage of moral reflections cites Bishop Witherforce Pascal Van Dyke and Kingsley on guidance virtue and duty. It juxtaposes instructions to seek heaven, love humanity, be true in motive, and embrace daily labor to develop temper and will.
The Wisconsin Journal reports the American Mesunita Extermination Society mobilizes against roaches and mosquitoes as spring arrives. Experts warn havoc from numerous pests will continue unless disease and stings are curbed, with calls to protect towns along rivers and marshes.
The article discusses John Redmond backing Home Rule as a leading principle of the Liberal government. It notes a planned Irish Parliament in Dublin with substantial autonomy, while key imperial matters remain under Westminster. It outlines excluded powers and the aim of transferring royal constabulary responsibilities.
A Wyoming reader denounces the House amendment to remove Congress’s power to judge Senate elections. The letter defends Lorimer and Stephenson, condemns Clark, and charges Warren and Clark with opposition to voters electing Senators. It warns that lawmakers face public accountability and a hard reception at home. The writer links Taft and Roosevelt’s stance to the controversy.
A critique of Taft and Roosevelt sparring in public, arguing that rancorous exchanges degrade the presidency. The piece urges dignity and ethical standards befitting the chief magistrate of the United States and condemns personal attacks by leaders or aspirants.
The piece laments Tribune editor Deming taking money and support from Theodore Roosevelt and President Taft, accusing him of ingratitude while noting the awkward position of a man reliant on powerful patrons. It frames Deming as biting the hand that feeds him.
In a rustic tirade Hank Hankins mocks Warn and the progressive push, claiming a strong reform stance is needed to revive the dull economy. He imagines a grand federal hub in his hilltown with offices from Land Office to Skinflint Bank and predicts streets crowded by men chasing politics and pay.
The Borah three year homestead bill remains in conference committee with no clear path to adoption. Senate members demand government reservation of water and mineral rights including salt oil gas gypsum Fuller's earth hot water stalactites and similar resources. Western members oppose amendments voted down in the house and warn the bill could cloud titles of existing and future homesteads.
The Carbon County journal rebuts a Cheyenne Tribune piece titled Emerson's Attack on Warren. It argues the article is a vicious, one sided assault and notes Emerson may have said nothing harmful, while Warren's allies wield the Tribune to retaliate.
Wisconsin State Journal urges informing the people to empower political action and reform. It warns against scapegoats and injustice while stressing government by the people and the need to reveal facts about politics and health. An American proverb notes early efforts prevent later problems.
A new general retail and wholesale grocery business is proposed with capital stock of 25,000 dollars, 26,000 shares at 1 dollar each, for 50 years. Operations planned in Cheyenne and other Wyoming cities, with six directors including George T. Wakimoto and HW Yamamoto, and agent for service listed as George T. Wakimoto at 4223 West 17th Street, Cheyenne.
The Millburn Reservoir and Irrigation Company is incorporated in the Cheyenne Wyoming Secretary of State office on the 24th.
On April day in 1012 the company is formed to provide and distribute water for irrigation to shareholders. Capital stock is 2000 shares at ten dollars each, totaling twenty thousand dollars. The term is fifty years and the operation will be in Millburn in Unita County, Wyoming. Five directors govern, led by J. F. Thompson, Thomas IT, Danks, and Alvin Thompson for the first year. The company offices are in Millburn.
Anchor Line offers navigation between New York and Londonderry Glasgow New York Naples Palermo and serves all Scotch English Irish continental and Mediterranean ports. Attractive ticket rites with superior accommodation excellent cuisine and efficient service. Apply for reservations to local Anchor Line agent or Henderson, see general agents in Chicago.
The piece argues Colonel Roosevelt will be in at the finish and predicts either Roosevelt LaFollette Wilson Clark or Bryan as the next president. It notes Taft could secure the nomination only with strong financial and political backing but cannot win the presidency. The public mood favors a progressive president and the people’s voice is divine.
The Cheyenne Trading Company was incorporated in Cheyenne Wyoming on April 26 1018 in the office of the Secretary of State. The object is to conduct all branches of a grocery business to buy sell import manufacture and deal in groceries of every kind.
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