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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1910
Page
10
Aug 27 reporter from Laramie notes Mrs M E Smith of Fort Sanders saw a large animal cross a pasture near her home and, after reporting the incident, a party was organized to track it down. The event follows recent heavy rains that disrupted normal wildlife movement.
Despondent over finances and imprisonment of husband Armond Owens, a woman formerly of Shoshoni, walked to Denver and attempted suicide by taking laudanum during a blizzard. She resisted medical help, declaring she wished to die and had nothing to live for.
An attack published in the New York Post discusses the political situation in New York state and the effort to clarify and stabilize the current landscape.
A small goat in Lusk damages bunkhouse property after chewing a box of matches, igniting papers and destroying a building and cowboy gear. Cowboys vow to hunt goats nationwide. Other dispatches report hay and poles fire near Casper, a spoiling of local restaurants, a bear encounter near Rock River, and a large regional electrical storm with cattle losses.
The Democratic state convention meets in Sheridan on September 20 at 10 a.m. to nominate candidates for governor secretary of state auditor treasurer and other offices. Delegates are apportioned by county per Hayden M White votes with 142 total. Colgates to be chosen at county conventions. chairmen to issue calls per law.
In New York, Col Roosevelt responds to an aggressive editorial in the New York Post accusing him of planning to undermine the presidency and alleging he opposes unlawful corporations. He commented publicly in the review stand, denouncing the piece as exactly the kind of misrepresentation.
The magazine discusses alleged deals between the Mormon Church and the Republican Party and claims the church seeks to control the government. It contrasts with a piece on Cuban annexation and its potential impact on the United States, and notes a health article linking neglected teeth to sickness.
A brief civic prompt urges Cheyenne residents to light porch lamps during a visitors' stay, creating a welcoming community mood. The advisory emphasizes hospitality and safety through visible neighborhood lighting.
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