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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1912
Page
7
A collage of maxims from Aldrick Van Dyke Pascal Rhinon and Kingsley. It discusses learning to think clearly love others trust in God and Heaven and the virtue created by daily toil and discipline. The passage presents reflections on morality temperance and self-control.
The Wisconsin Journal laments spring pests like mosquitoes and roaches invading comfort. It notes extermination efforts by the American Mesunita Extermination Society and urges continued control to keep populations down as seasons change.
The Liberal government aligns with Mr John Redmond on Home Rule, aiming for a Dublin Parliament with Westminster sovereignty for Imperial matters. The plan excludes Crown, Army, imperial affairs, and other specified areas, while local administration shifts to the Irish government.
The message attacks the idea that House amendments block investigations into Senator elections. It cites Lorimer Stephenson and Clark, arguing the reform would threaten the legislative system and cites Theodore Roosevelt and Taft. It predicts fallout for Warren and Clark and warns Wyoming leaders.
The article decries the harsh exchange between President Taft and former President Roosevelt. It argues such personal attacks degrade the office and erode the dignity and ethics expected of the nation’s chief magistrate.
The piece mocks Tribune editor Deming for biting the hand that feeds him. It cites Theodore Roosevelt giving a $3,000 job in the early years and notes President Taft providing assistance now. The columnist laments the editor’s perceived ingratitude and sympathy for his fragile position.
In a rustic monologue Hank Hankins mocks reformers and Warn, predicting a prospering holler through a Washington profit scheme. He envisions offices and a grand marble mansion on a hill as the town's future while lamenting dull crops and restless settlers.
The Borah three year homestead bill remains under conference committee discussion with no clear path to adoption. Senate members demand government reservation of water and mineral rights including salt oil gas gypsum Fuller's earth and hot water. 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 notes a Cheyenne Tribune article titled Emerson's Attack on Warren appears as a partisan broadside. It argues the piece mostly attacks Emerson, suggesting Warren’s supporters would attack any rival, and questions the article's claimed assertions.
A Wisconsin State Journal excerpt urges expanding public information on politics health and government to empower citizens and push a national reform from party symbols to real human concerns. It warns that scapegoats and injustices will arise but movement toward peoples’ control continues. Also notes a seasonal warning about flies impacting later pests.
A new general retail and wholesale grocery business is planned in Cheyenne with capital stock of $25,000, divided into 26,000 shares at $1 each. Six directors will manage affairs for fifty years, led by George T. Wakimoto as agent for service at 4223 West 17th Street, Cheyenne.
Notice states The Millburn Reservoir and Irrigation Company was incorporated in Cheyenne Wyoming in the office of the Secretary of State on the 24th. The document records the legal formation of the company and its official filing details.
A Wyoming water company organized to provide irrigation water to holders of shares. It has capital stock of twenty thousand dollars, 2000 shares at ten dollars each, and a fifty year term. Principal office and directors to be in Millburn Unita County with five directors and J F Thompson listed as first year manager.
Anchor Line Steamships promote passenger service from New York to Londonderry Glasgow Palermo Naples and all British and continental ports. They tout attractive ticket rites Superior accommodation excellent cuisine and efficient service. Apply for reservations to local Anchor Line agent or Henderson General Agents Chicago.
The article argues Colonel Roosevelt will be a front runner at the Chicago convention while Taft faces solid money and office-holder support. It names possible presidents as Roosevelt LaFollette Wilson Clark or Bryan and notes public sentiment favors a progressive leader. The piece ends urging readers to try the Want Ad State Leader of Wyoming.
The Cheyenne Trading Company is incorporated in Cheyenne Wyoming on April 26, 1018 with the object to conduct all branches of grocery business including buying selling importing manufacturing and dealing in groceries of every kind.
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