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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1912
Page
12
A critical call argues the home and parents must curb the red light district by restricting and guiding daughters. It asserts thousands of women enter the path from fashionable to crime, urging parental responsibility to protect public morals and stop the trafficking.
The Leader urges strict quarantine of all scarlet fever cases in Cheyenne and warns parents to avoid exposing others in crowds or playgrounds. Early symptoms are subtle and early, prompt treatment by a family physician may save lives, while delays risk fatal outcomes.
A historical column discusses farm credit debates with eastern financiers showing interest in rural loans. It cites Wall Street Journal criticism of a southern company promising to buy sell and store commodities and loan against them, and notes evolving views on borrowing by farmers to expand markets.
A Cheyenne letter notes Osborne’s growing backing from influential Democrats across the West including Utah Kansas Idaho Colorado Washington and South Dakota Montana and suggests western states favor Osborne for the secretary of the interior post if other candidates falter. The Sheridan Enterprise reports multiple governors and candidates support Osborne as momentum builds.
The recall petition was filed in Janesville Wisconsin as officials face potential ouster. Organizers claim about 100 signatures exceed the required threshold and call for a special election within city days. John C Nichola former mayor is named along with Peter J Mount and Dr B Clark as grounds for recall.
Testimonies from Amenia and Rochester describe Eckmans Alterative aiding tubercular illness and bronchial troubles. A pastor endorses the remedy citing rapid improvement and restored weight. Claims include night sweats, chills, and cough relief with renewed appetite. Available at Palace Pharmacy Drug Co and other druggists. request booklet from Bekman Laboratory.
All Union Garber shops will remain open not nine p m even though Dee Zith and others close for Christmas. We apologize for any inconvenience caused by the man with a nagging wife who must live with the ashes from the dream of a broken pipe.
A Wyoming plan to appoint county agricultural agents gains backing from Burlington land publicity agent D. Clem Deaver. The program, led by Dean Henry G. Koight, envisions U S Department of Agriculture support, county financing for a first year, and a trained county adviser familiar with local soil and climate conditions to boost farm profits. Deaver expresses willingness to cooperate and urges state government backing for sustainable extension work.
A county agent form discussed by the management group outlines selecting cropa for a ready market. The plan emphasizes organization and local cooperation to establish buyer access and stable demand.
An old advertisement promotes LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine tablets as a one day cure for a cold. It mentions Drigels tarefend money if cure fails and notes W Grove’s signature on each box with price listed as 25e.
Svend Morison, hurt weeks ago in a runaway on Depot Hill in Cody Wyoming, is up on crutches at the Johnny Dodge rooming house. He hopes to be sent to Ther nopolis then to his father’s ranch nearby. He longs to be home for Christmas and was relieved by news from Dr Bennett that recovery allows travel.
William Madden attacked Wind River Mountaineer editor Henry Wendt after a campaign article, written by O. H. Flagg, was published without Wendt’s involvement. Flagg defends publishing the piece and accepts responsibility while recounting the lobby confrontation and ensuing blows.
Cruso, 24, styled himself a bright refined youth, asked Judge Bland to allow entry to a prison cell for three years. He claimed he wished to learn spelling and definitions of every word in an unabridged dictionary and to pass an examination before English professors. He offered to commit something to give jurisdiction if rejected.
A reflection on gender roles noting how women seek spiritual reward while also battling to gain status and power within social structures. The quote highlights the contrast between religious aspiration and public influence.
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