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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1910
Page
11
A cluttered 1905 Wisconsin like sheet discusses Frontier Days ties to Wyoming politics, Pai machine battles, and upcoming county officials for Laramie. It notes conventions, patronage tensions, and local views on water use and cattle life amid a windy political climate.
Senators Johnston Clarke and Smith of the Lodge committee report that tariff and trusts are the main causes of price decreases. They cite increased money supply as a factor but say Republicans avoided data to apportion responsibility. They deem the first two factors as chief wave-makers, created or permitted by their own actions or consent.
City seeks an ordinance to ban indiscriminate distribution of patent medicine samples. Reports show pills and tonics scattered house to house, risking children who may ingest them unaware of contents. A recent incident involved a child finding a package of medicines left by a distributor.
The piece warns against doorstep nostrums and patent medicines distributed by agents. It argues for a restrictive ordinance to curb such practices and prevent harm to children and households, noting the dangers of unregulated samples from dubious doctors or con artists.
Clyde H. Tavenner relays a minority Senate report on Henry Cabot Lodge and the Payne Aldrich tariff. It argues the tariff did not cause the 56 percent rise in living costs over a decade and accuses Lodge of shaping findings for campaign aims while omitting scrutiny of protected commodities and major trusts. The piece labels the report a GOP tactic to shield tariff blame.
A 30 mile wide blaze along the Washington Oregon line menaces Camas and Washougal as residents evacuate rural areas. The fire advances toward nearby communities and forces families to flee their houses.
President Taft endorses further revision of individual tariff schedules while backing regulars amid insurgent opposition. He cites the Payne Aldrich tariff board as a path to a cohesive tariff system, arguing that opening schedules could risk exposing broader duties. Burns and porch lights feature in town chatter.
A playful verse traces Adam and Eve from bashful courtship to marriage and a dinner invitation. The speaker notes the piece as an authentic tale though it reads oddly with self aware lines and humorous asides about attire and trust.
L Hughes declares his bid for sheriff pending the Democratic county convention's will. The statement positions him as a contender within the party for the upcoming race.
Albert B Bartlett declares his candidacy for county surveyor at the Democratic county convention. He pledges effort to win and asks delegates for their support.
Thom L. Bryant declares his candidacy for the office of County Clerk in Wyoming’s Laramie County, subject to the choice of the Democratic Convention. He seeks party support to secure the position.
Mrs Mamie E Heffron announces her candidacy for county superintendent of schools pending the Democratic convention decision.
William Dillman announces his candidacy for County Clerk in a formal note. He seeks the endorsement of the Laramie County Democratic convention and the support of veterans, stating his intent to serve in a capable and reliable manner.
Formal filing to seek renomination on the Democratic ticket. WM DUNSTAN appears as the party candidate, with the note that nominating wishes depend on the Democratic county convention. A political notice posted in Sherman County.
The Democratic state committee calls a Sheridan Wyoming meeting Tuesday at 10 am to nominate for state offices and to elect representatives to the national convention. Delegates from several counties totaling 242 are listed. calls urged for county conventions and electors to be appointed by delegates unable to attend the state event.
An advertisement promises wiring services and electrical fixtures with guaranteed work. The caller offers lamp, motor, dynamo, and vacuum repairs, urging prompt attention and to save time and money.
S. P. Stevenson advertises Cheyenne Clothes Cleaning Dyeing Works offering cleaning for men and boys clothing including Locher lace waists pongee princess dresses and delicate fabrics. The copy claims garments return looking like new with beauty preserved.
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