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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1912
Page
14
A poem contrasts winds from the west south and north, praising abundant farms and wealth, lamenting grim journeys and danger. The west wind promises riches and bold toil while the south wind lures with music spice and pleasure, and the north wind warns of death and chilling quests.
Councilman Sweet introduced an ordinance requiring licensure for messenger concerns with a $20 annual fee. The measure allows one license per business and proposes bonding for messengers handling valuables.
Fractured OCR fragment shows The Florman Co offering window glass services and mentioning contacts for Wir log and telephone 656. Provides limited details but indicates business advertisement.
The Fourth National Bank of New York surveyed U S business conditions and found improvement over last year across major centers. Reports from Cleveland Denver Salt Lake City St Louis and Arkansas note rising sales and optimism with lenders planning steady credit though rates may rise for time loans and commercial paper.
In Cheyenne Kellogg Day closes with strong praise from Bert Rowe Kellogg advertising manager and A C Bailey Denver manager. The event featured Kellogg toasted corn flakes in every delivery wagon and happy townspeople. Kellogg's Day promoters Bert Rowe and Bill Bailey along with attendees and local hosts are noted.
Former editor Lewis reports Cheyenne's six month view shows cleaner streets modern businesses and a rising sense of prosperity. While parts of Colorado and New Mexico lag in business Cheyenne appears busy with new and improved buildings and a strengthened civic spirit. The old government fence remains only lightly improved.
Colorado and Southern will sell round trip tickets from Cheyenne to Denver for August 6 to 8, 1912 at 4.86 dollars for a Knights of Pythias event. For details, contact agent H D Dyer in Cheyenne or G P A C and B Ry Co in Cheyenne.
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