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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1910
Page
12
Fragmented notes from a Wyoming county political column discuss candidates, local officials, and proposals. Names mentioned include Mr. Gray, William T. Keiley, Sheriff Hughes, Charlie Finlayson, Mrs. Mamie Heffron, Mr. Vohrees, WR. Bryant, Roosevelt, and others, with commentary on county administration and elections.
Fragmentary OCR note mentions a devil and monk saying when sick the devil and monk would be, and a line about the Republican party growing acutely un which do about every Union election round, it applys to slope sinus and.
An article rails at intraparty strife as insurgents seize remedies and the Democratic platform, warning of Republican principles sinking into the Democratic flood. It decries Taft Roosevelt and Taft's campaign promises, mocks reform pretenses, and laments fusion dreams with Populists in Nebraska.
A Washington Star item quotes a Cleveland after‑dinner speech mocking race and large families. The speaker jokes about counting many children while describing a man underinsurance questioning and listing names for a large clan.
Three of twenty five applicants in St Louis answered a “ugly cashier” ad. The firm will select one to fill the position, finding many applicants were not ugly enough and some were outright displeased by the word ugly in the notice.
The Democratic state convention will meet in Sheridan Wyoming on a Tuesday morning to nominate candidates for governor secretary of state auditor treasurer superintendent of public instruction justice of the supreme court and representative in the fifty second US Congress. Delegates are apportioned by county based on Hayden County voters and must be chosen at county conventions. The call urges counties to issue convention calls and to appoint electors where delegates cannot attend.
W Barnes of Denver visits cousin Ed Pierce manager of Pierce Suit and Cloak Coursers. Virgil Henry and Ethel Martin of Colorado City visit aunt Mrs Katie Evis. C D Duncan and daughter host Miss Hazel visiting from GOH Fisher. M A Hawkins and Miss A Hawkins of St. Louis visit aunts Mrs Laughlin and Mrs Estelle FPerenson. Thomas Treaney of Douglas visits Frontier. Dr and Mrs J B McPherson return from Omaha. Mrs F C Lynch and mother Mrs J B Ball and Minnie visit Omaha then Mrs ELC Lynch hosts for Miss Minnie on Monday.
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