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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1910
Page
4
Fragmentary notice from the Cheyenne Wyoming post office dated May 12 1909 under an act of March 1679 lists subscription rates for Dairy and Sunday Leader and Benday Leader with monthly and yearly terms and related office details.
The piece surveys turbulent political maneuvering in wartime elections. It highlights the Republican machine’s influence in governor races, the hunt for independents, and the feud between leaders like Roosevelt and Carey. It notes caution about sabotage and calls for yard cleanup as a civic metaphor amid policy intrigue.
Editorial notes that Theodore Roosevelt will be a guest of the Frontier Committee in Cheyenne one week from today for Frontier Days. It urges residents to tidy yards and streets to present a welcoming, attractive city for Roosevelt and the visiting throngs.
The Sheridan Enterprise in northern Wyoming runs a piece accusing W E Mullen of anti southern and anti Cheyenne bias if elected governor. It claims Mullen would favor northern interests over southern Wyoming and would oppose Cheyenne’s advancement. Cheyenne and southern Republicans question the credibility of the northern based attack.
The piece laments Republican newspapers in the state for acting as machine mouthpieces. It accuses them of independence only in name while seeking ad revenue from Carey publicity, labeling their stance hypocritical and servile to party power. It critiques their fear of offending the dominant machine.
A striking figure in pure white robes and clinging garments walks the streets with large placards. She claims divine ages, awaits support, and asserts Mrs. T. E. Gotslenicki of New York, a Mexican by birth, led the scene with earnest, fiery devotion.
The Democratic state convention will meet in Sheridan Wyoming on Tuesday September 20 at 10 a.m. to nominate candidates for governor secretary of state auditor treasurer superintendent of public instruction supreme court justice and U.S. representative. Delegates apportioned by counties based on votes for Hayden M White and county delegations listed. Delegates may appoint county electors if unable to attend. Don Stickney chairman Hunt secretary.
The notice enumerates individuals and addresses including H. Carey at 440 Edgar Bolge and 14 to Mr. Johnson of Hillsdale, indicating a property or defendant list connected to a local matter.
Mrs Mamie E Hefferon declares her candidacy for county superintendent of schools subject to the Democratic convention decision.
A declaration announces candidacy for re nomination to county commissioner on the Democratic ticket subject to the county convention’s wishes.
Local notice declares candidate for County Clerk seeking endorsement from the Laramie County Democratic convention and support from the electorate. Signatory is WM H Dillman.
Fifty seven car loads of Wyoming cattle were yesterday inspected and given a clean bill of health by Dr Lowery of the bureau of animal industry and will today be shipped from Cheyenne to the Denver and Omaha markets. Of the cars belong to Dr. J.
The Democratic County Committee announces ward by ward primary meetings. The first ward meets at the Gt Hal, the second at Hynd's barn, now Carpenter, and the third at the courthouse annex, chaired by Wilfrid Olbary.
I L Young, manager of the We Robo cleaning establishment on Capitol Avenue, suffered a severe scalding yesterday while attempting to clean a boiler. The injury is very painful and may result in long term disability for the victim, with a high risk of crippling damage to the hand.
In Clevenne residents light their porches as the Visedors tour the area. The show prompts a festive mood and local businesses prepare for visitors and coverage by regional papers.
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