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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1910
Page
4
A 1910s style platform pledges state rather than federal control of natural resources for public benefit. It references Roosevelts and Pinchot rhetoric, warns early action, and notes other political quips on tariffs, lynching cures, and public service.
Worn OCR notes dispute over Colorado and Southern railroad integration with Wyoming division lines. Recent events dispel doubt about intent and gap in roadbed alignment as contract discussions proceed.
Reading fragments describe large grading outfits moving toward Cheyenne and Welling ton to close the gap between Colorado and Wyoming ayatema. Incidental to completing the Hill line from the Gulf of Mexico to Puget sound. The text expresses deep gratitude to the people of Cheyenne.
Secretary Bal linger of the Laramie Chamber of Commerce proposes a Wyoming state league of commercial organizations. He says cooperation among city and town interests would benefit all. Cheyenne Industrial club and Laramie Chamber should push the idea, noting Sheridan already has a live chamber. Consider approaching Sheridan to join.
A war department secret report to Congress warns of possible bloody warfare with Japan. The piece argues the public already sees Japan as an enemy and fears diplomatic tensions, military power, and education sector influence, urging acceptance of grim facts.
Col John Jacob Astor announces a steamer chair with a vacuum caped end that stays in place on rough seas without screws. He claims the screwed down chair is awkward and notes a need for a chair that remains secure in storms while recalling a curious interaction with a lunatic and an old wall.
The passage shows a puzzled speaker lamenting and a lunatic replying in fractured speech. The exchange features odd phrasing and broken sentences, suggesting a surreal or humorous scene with characters debating desires and comfort, including toast and seating. The style mirrors a dated or eccentric narrative voice.
A vintage verse from the Moritime Sun celebrates Christmas mercy and the grace of Christmastide. It speaks of making a weary child merry and bright, guiding hearts toward hope and the beauty of childlike joy.
The text notes a cost near $200,000 annually and outlines pension levels from $4 a week in larger towns to $3 a week in New York and $7 in Chicago, with supplemental help from local unions for New York pensioners.
Governor Harmon and former Vice President Fairbanks met with local boys in the Jem Club. Fairbanks described Mount Hvercat and travel experiences while Harmon admitted he has not traveled much. Fairbanks later headed to Philadelphia. Harmon invited to a New York dinner but may decline due to Ohio Senate session.
The Typographical Union supports a correspondence course for nearly eighteen hundred students funded at below cost with $5 to $60 completion incentives. The union also backs a large home and tuberculosis sanatorium and a pension system, spending about $8,000 to $10,000 annually on advertising and promotion for the course. Testimonials praise the instruction.
Southern railroads are mailing thousands of letters to former South residents now in the West, urging them to come back and take advantage of new conditions. A conference of railroad officials is planned at Olapaan, N. C., on January 10 to decide an action plan.
Ault Military Club faces Keele in a Friday evening game ending with a dance after the match. Keele will host the event following the contest, with dance activities planned for attendees.
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