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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1910
Page
12
A city warns that an enemy threatens lives and family safety through the Cheyenne water supply. Citizens are urged to demand public authorities provide pure water or risk ongoing danger at home and later at schools. The message emphasizes an unprecedented citywide crisis and urges immediate action.
The Wyoming Tribune suggests a stark object lesson on municipal water by filling a tub, letting water stand overnight, and then considering the sleep of Johnnie and Mary to decide if hydrant water should be used for schooling next month.
A New York pair will travel to the Pacific coast with a special Pullman car for their bulldog, at a cost of 1700. A maid will service the dog and the journey will include amidships passengers typical of daily rail travel.
The text reflects on social divides as passengers from many walks of life ride a train seeking work and wages for their families. It condemns privileged donations that distort true compassion, noting a stark example of enormous spending to transport a dog in a private car while human need remains unmet.
Miscellany items from Denver to Wyoming touch on revived fairs, will contests, political races in Nebraska, a controversial Mars of law, and shifting county boundaries. The piece threads jokes, rumors, and thin official notes into a rapid-fire panorama of mid century public life.
Douglas Wyoming news notes the sixth annual state fair will surpass prior shows with larger displays of dry farm and irrigated crops. Converse County receives 200 toward collecting vegetables and grains while McKinney near Orin showcases an anticipated standout. Preparations urged for premium materials and exhibit prep with opening demonstrations and notable acts, including exciting ranch events, horse races, and a $100 saddle prize from Jack Bozarth.
New York Aug 16 Baron Kanetakemura Japanese minister of state for agriculture commerce and industry said in New York that war with the United States is unthinkable. He stressed that Japan has many domestic problems and that Americans are trusted friends whose help civilized the nation. He noted no thought of aggression and praised the U S friendship and economic ties.
A fragmentary dialogue discusses wartime casualties and the appeal of emigration to the United States. Speakers note heavy arms expenditures, Japan and Grant, and the reluctance of citizens to uproot despite cheap labor abroad. They emphasize patriotism and the pull of home country before exile.
A brief note urges visitors to kindle torch lights and brighten Cheyenne as part of town events. The call to action suggests a festive, welcoming atmosphere during the visitors' stay.
William H. Diluman announces his candidacy for the office of County Clerk. He seeks the endorsement of the Laramie County Democratic convention and the support of voters at large.
William Dunstan announces candidacy for re nomination to county commissioner on the Democratic ticket subject to the wishes of the Democratic county committee and party members.
Real estate line offers varied terms prices with contact details. G S Oliver lists property options and terms and provides a phone contact 574 for inquiries.
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