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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1912
Page
12
A lively call to visitors arriving for Cheyenne Frontier Celebration urges residents to greet guests warmly. It highlights the city’s bowls, railway shops, Fort D. A. Russell, lakes and parks, and civic buildings while inviting newcomers to read local newspapers and explore Cheyenne’s future prospects with cordial hospitality.
Editorial argues stock farming is Wyoming's primary future with open ranges evolving into a merged farming and stock economy. It urges farmers and stockmen to cultivate feed, build silos, and use mountain ranges for winter shelter, predicting fivefold growth in live stock as diversification and farming expand. It notes last winter’s lessons and calls for cooperation. It also critiques Republican blame for the 1893 panic, challenging papers to publish their panic claims.
The piece accuses Editor Deming and the Peanut Journal journalistic methods of misrepresenting Senator La Follette as supporting Taft. It challenges readers to see La Follette’s actual stance against the Chicago platform and notes his contrasting praise for progressive lawmakers while criticizing old guard standpatters.
An editorial urges improved local roads in farming districts east of town, noting cattle and wagon use, increased property values, and prompt tax payments justify better paths. Farmers warn they will声音make their needs heard if authorities fail to act.
The York County Enterprise cites a note on Senator Warren and Lorimer voting history while predicting a conscience of the American people. Frontier Days draws growing crowds with visitors arriving by car and large parties planned, with Cheyenne State Leader inviting visitors to its newsroom and publication room.
The Wyoming Tribune denounces Democratic and Republican campaign lines calling for “progressives” and mocks editorials. It argues Senator Warren blocks progressive legislation and condemns Lorimer defense, urging voters to oppose standout incumbents.
Fragmentary remarks cite Clarence Hamlin and a La Follette faction, praising progress and criticizing Republicans. The passage recalls earlier quotes and debates within state politics, mentioning Deming and 1819 references without clear events or outcomes.
The automobile patrol, in service for several months, aided by Officer O Brien, chased and captured three burglars nine miles from the city and returned them to Cheyenne. Union Pacific detectives and local officers then pursued three men suspected in a railroad yard murder, extending the man hunt across towns toward Laramie before losing trace.
Cheyenne unveils new auto fleet for fire and police use. The upgraded vehicles are rapidly rolling into service citywide, with patrols covering thousands of miles and tires remaining undamaged since deployment.
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