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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1912
Page
4
A reflective piece extols Christmas as a universal holiday uniting rich and poor through generosity inspired by Jesus. It contrasts love with force, cites Tolstoy and Paul, and emphasizes love as enduring, life-saving, and supreme over material gifts.
Garland Courter argues the Wyoming legislature should replace Senator Warren with a different Republican of solid character who better reflects the voters will. He questions Warren’s ongoing appeal and warns the incoming legislature to heed the people's voice rather than Warren’s influence.
An excerpt of reflective prose honors a benevolent figure whose gentle ministry transcends race and class. It evokes healing, guidance, and shelter in a homelike afterlife, highlighting solace, forgiveness, and companionship beyond worldly ties.
In the Wyoming campaign the press vulgarly denounces Collier's Weekly for attacking Warren. The weekly targets Sen Chilton and Watson of West Virginia and Connolly's article on Warren. It accuses Chilton and Watson of bribery and trust alignment while praising Warren's exposure.
A man from Arkansas visits the USS Arkansas on the Hudson, being treated as a guest with open access aboard. He rides ladders through hot furnace areas, tours the fireroom and gun deck, and uses a private elevator that quickly transports sailors from the fireroom to the gun deck, learning navy life up close.
Jimmy Ryan of Cambridge Massachusetts and two fraternity neophytes stage a prank during initiation by proposing to every girl they meet. Ryan selects what he calls the handsomest girl in Watertown square and begs her to marry him on bended knee. She declines and counters with a demand for a detective if he persists.
A rural family improvised an incubator from a wash tub and farm equipment to care for an infant. Otto Fryebough and his wife struggled with heat and water temperature overnight, tending the newborn and hoping for a life-saving outcome.
Federal court hears Chicago Tithe and Trust Company versus Lake View Irrigation on foreclosure of a 150000 dollar bond trust deed. One hundred thousand dollars in bonds were sold and delivered, while fifty thousand dollars remained in escrow. Intervening bondholders seek foreclosure on the entire 150000 dollar issue on equal terms. Judge Riner presided. deliberations set for late January.
From the 1912 annual report of the state dairy, food and oil commissioner, the Pure Food Commission commends the Sanitary Dairy of Cheyenne for its pure and sanitary milk production. The owner invests in cleanliness from cow care to bottling and requires tuberculosis tests by a veterinarian, praising its educational example for dairymen, the state, and the public. Milk delivery is available within the city.
A refined catalog note presents a fine selection of gentlemen's house slippers from Jenkins Shor Co, signaling a classic footwear offering aimed at tasteful, comfortable indoor wear.
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