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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1912

Page

10

Wyoming letter urges readers to back Kendrick in a political shift

Cody reader G C Morris argues the Republican party in Wyoming is flawed and calls for broader publicity. He claims Park county graft dates and sums should be exposed to rally Progressives to elect Kendrick and defeat Warren and allied figures. Morris asks the editor to publish his views and offers contact details.

Cody Wyo Ava Ah Alex Fbethe Heyenhe Hastie Wyoming Republican Party Te Orine Liple Organa and Ferothia Gov Carey Warren Kendrick Warren Fon Park County Jocal the Tribune Foraker Aldrich G Cc. Morris, Cody Wye Hart Mountaly Inn

Wyoming Medical Society to Convene in Sheridan

Invitations issued to Wyoming Medical Society members to attend the annual meeting in Sheridan on September 17. Dr W H Roberts, state secretary, notes prominent speakers from the East are expected and topics include possible creation of a medical界 association and a drive against illegal practitioners.

Sheridan Wyo W. H. Roberts Wnt Wyoming State Medical Society

Foolleh Question at the Circus Sparks Studied Talk

A Cleveland Plain Dealer quip recounts a boy asking his father if a fallen Arnala would lose his teeth and still speak gum ara bic, reflecting playful circus chatter and wordplay.

Arnala Cleveland Plain Dealer

World's Largest Stone Statue City Mystery

A report notes a giant stone statue claimed as the world's largest, located in Japan and described as forty four feet high. The item emphasizes its monumental scale and national significance, without detailing the exact site or commissioning body.

Japan

Encampment Chosen as Sheep Shipping Point in Wyoming

Encampment in Wyoming becomes the main sheep shipping point for southern Carbon county. Forest supervisor James Blackhall helped secure a trail to funnel sheep to the Union Pacific rail line with minimal losses and expense. A new rail siding will support the shipments, likely starting next week, boosting local business. Also, about 1.6 million acres of Indian lands in Utah Wyoming and Montana will be sold at public auction starting September 1 with caps on per buyer holdings.

Wyo Carbon County James Blackhall Patat Plaina Pointa Union Pacific The Pena Lasder Utah Wyoming Wootana Taft Fisher Lander Provo Billings Mont

Johnson and Macklin Clash Over Greek Quote

Doctor Johnson and Macklin argued a literary question. Johnson quoted Greek, Macklin claimed not to understand Greek and quipped. Macklin then spoke Gaelic and Johnson was left speechless.

Johnson

Young Man Seeks Work Cited By Senator

A young man says he is honest intelligent discreet industrious and capable of making friends in a job inquiry. Senator Sorghum notes many similarly recommended men fail to gain more than a complimentary vote at conventions.

Senator Sorghum

Charcoal and Bacon Tactics for Ice Box Odor

A vintage tip suggests placing a small piece of charcoal in the ice box to neutralize the ice box odor. If the ice box sits on a porch where ants invade, put a small piece of bacon on the lowest shelf to lure ants and easily remove them daily.

Men Defects Top List in Femina Poll of French Women

The Femina weekly in France lists the ten chief defects of men as voted by its female readers. Egom, jealousy, infidelity and intemperance lead the poll with 2387, 1968, 1783 and 1417 votes respectively. cowardice, immorality, despotism, anger, conceit and idleness follow with lower tallies.

Femina France

Veterans and the Army Bill in a nation’s gaze

CG. P. Nobley of the U.S. Army’s Signal Corps laments the new Army Bill, praising veterans’ benefits while warning against revisiting old wars. He reflects on duty, sacrifice, and future youths urged toward service, noting shifts from historic battles to training and national gratitude.

Warning to the Doctor on Adenoid Removal Advice

A medical review cites a case where parents were advised to remove adenoids a year after a child’s adenoid operation due to ongoing nasal obstruction. The article notes professional caution in postoperative guidance and emphasizes appropriate duty to inform families.

Medical Review of Reviewa

Admirable System and the Right to Strike

A reflective manifesto argues that striking is a man’s inalienable right and considers timing for future labor actions. It urges workers to pursue dignity, justice, and restraint while laboring, hoping for wiser strikes in winter and summer respectively and a freer moral approach to action.

Dreadnought Talk Spars While Miggley Marital Link Surfaces

Unenthused remarks during morning chat reference the latest dreadnought and a noted marriage involving Miggley. The Birmingham Age Herald preserves the quip about Miggley marrying someone linked to the topic.

Dice Miggley Birmingham Age-Herald

Transformation Summer Boarder humor recalls trout at Eagle House

A Life magazine snippet features a backwoods exchange about fish species. A summer boarder asks what fish are in leftovers and is told mud suckers, then learns the Eagle house menu offers mountain trout.

Eagle House

Woman's Leadership Cited By Quote Exchange

A brief note reflects on gender roles, stating a woman does not lead a man except through guiding him with small sparks of anger, framed as a provocative exchange about leadership dynamics.

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