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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1912
Page
4
A tirade denounces Cole Bennett as a corrupt and criminally sympathetic governor. The speaker condemns fifty years of misrule by carpetbaggers and factional interests. The piece laments South Carolina’s decline and calls for political change.
Prizes announced for the Wyoming Poultry and Pet Stock show to be held January 1 to 4, 1914, with premiums paid by January 6. Includes prizes for various poultry classes and breeds such as Fortest Cocks, Hen, Covkerel, Pallet, Ten, Tom, Turkey Hen, Turkey Trio, Jucks, Bantams, and top breeds Barred Plymouth Rocks and White Plymouth Rocks.
A Republican newspaper editorial urges optimism and self-reliance, contrasting poverty with a brighter future, while an Ogden Examiner clipping lists poultry breed auction prices and prizes. The notice invites entries, outlines score requirements, and offers membership details for a local club in Wyoming.
A fragment from page 1 shows Amanda Butler, labeled Kentucky Belle, as the winning sponsor. The text discusses safeguards for the country and audio discipline, noting U S unpreparedness for emergencies and war measures. It references the volunteer bill passed by Congress and General Edwards being reminded of prior efforts yielding benefits from its adoption.
An advertisement touts a 25 cent bottle of Danderine claiming it cleanses hair of dirt and oil, dissolves dandruff, and strengthens roots. It promises hair becomes wavy fluffy abundant and lustrous with a single application, urging purchase at drugstores or on tallet counters.
In a tense drill at the armory Lieut Stadver directed squads as they crossed walls to claim the crown. The second squad seized victory after a brief rest and a second tie while Mine Thatler and Mise Robehe received gold and olive medals.
Dr P P Claxton urges a compulsory school attendance law for Alaska while noting that in a large city system 82 224 students were inspected and 28 721 were without defects 53 503 were defective in at least one area The British board of education recommends elementary mining instruction integrated with regular subjects A London swindler sold dried peas for liver pills Read Leader Want Ads
The Atlas presents four strong acts this half week Walter Farnesworth Cheyenne singer Harris and Harris acrobats Val and Lottie Newman and Swiss duo Barlow and Dealy with Miss Dealy a skilled yodeler plus first class pictures and music. Tonight is the last chance to see the show.
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