Cheyenne State Leader Published Each Morning Monday Edition
The Cheyenne state paper The Leader Publishing Company announces its daily morning edition with Monday issues. Publication offices at 1919 Carey Ave list subscription rates and handling details. The ad notes post office distribution and carrier delivery options with listed rates. Notable localized details include Cheyenne as the publication city and a New York representative at 84 W 88th St.
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Leader Publishing Comp
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The Angels of Christmas by Emory J. Haynes
A reflective prose piece on Christmas angels, shepherds, and heavenly hosts. It ponders how angelic voices might sound and be seen, noting humanity’s shift from myth to imagery through photography, and asserts the Nativity as a bridge between mortal life and the divine realm.
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Emory J. Haynes
Bethlehem
Christ
Brethers
Michael Angelo
World pace hastens from rail to air and war debates
The author argues global change accelerates, citing shifts from horse to train to flying machine, Parliament in 1842 echoing thirteenth century, and modern calls for peace versus intervention in Mexico. Public opinion has moved faster than leaders, with war debates lingering while commerce and media quicken.
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Walier
Mexico
Cub
WELBON’s Support Split Shakes Progressives and Republicans
An observed split emerges as Welbon shows support for President Witton by the Progressives at a con cres te event. Republicans fear a rehabilitation of past ties with Theodore Roosevelt and the Progressives. An observer at Waablagton offers a cautious forecast.
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Witton
Theodore Roosevelt
Waablagton
Wilson's Rise Stirring Progressive Support, 1916 Outlook
The Nebraska State Journal notes Wilson's growing popular strength rivaling Roosevelt but warns administration actions may temper the ascent. It suggests political fate hinges on one term rhetoric and ongoing public favor as the 1916 election nears.
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Roosevelt
Wilkow
Nebraska State Journal
Christmas Hymn Celebrates the Birth of Christ
A Christmas verse proclaims the birth of Jesus Christ and the salvation he brings. It calls all people rich and poor, young and old, to sing of Bethlehem’s star and the heavenly host.
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Remember Musterol e Bath Room Jar Ad
An old advertisement touts MUSTEROLE ointment for many ailments from colds to aches. It claims rapid relief for coughs feverish chests and sore muscles. Offers 25 cent small jars 60 cent and 4 50 hospital size and mail order option from Cleveland Ohio.
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Musterole Company
Cleveland
Ohio
Buchanan
Lowellville
Robbery and murder confession linked to Southern Pacific case
John Bostic a machinist confessed to robbing a Southern Pacific train near El Monte Cal on December 1 and to killing passenger agent P J Montague who tried to thwart him He also admitted attempting a hold up near Oakland last month Clarence Wildcat Ferns defeated Young Denny in a ten round New Orleans bout with Ferns winning nine rounds and one even
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John Bostic
Southern Pacific
el Monte
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P. J. Montague
Oakland
Wildcat
Frens
Denny
New Orleans
Clarence
Ferns
Ferna
International Skin and Cancer Institute incorporated in Wyoming
The International Skin and Cancer Institute company was incorporated in Cheyenne Wyoming on November 24 1913. It will manufacture and sell medicines and compounds and operate hospitals and institutes in Wyoming Colorado and other states with capital of 100000 dollars and 100000 shares. Three directors were elected John D Alkire Charles D Campbell and Winifred Fullerton. The agent for service is John D Alkire with offices in Denver and Cheyenne.
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International Skin and Cancer Institute Company
Secretary of State
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Colorado
John D. Alkire
Charles D. Campbell
Winifred Fullerton
Railway Exchange
Denver Colorado
A. A. Hayden
Citizens Bank
Elaborate Christmas Feast Marking Union Printers Home Celebration
The Typographical Union hosts a grand all day Christmas event at the Union Printers' Home in Colorado Springs for aged and sick members. From breakfast at Tilt to a 2 PM dinner featuring turkey and plum pudding, followed by supper, the home under superintendent John C. Dalley and staff provides a notable, festive tribute to disabled workers.
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United States
Union Printers
Colorado Springs
Printers’ Union
Tilt
John C. Dalley
Splendid Idea Prompts Christmas Gift Proposal
A subscriber recalls a festive prompt by a leader proposing a Christmas gift. The message mentions sending six dollars to two friends in the east to spark interest in Wyoming. The tone hints at a nostalgic, personal exchange.
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Herve
Wyoming
Winter Reflections Hint at Spring Delights
A compact editorial note musing on lingering winter pleasures while anticipating the arrival of spring. The fragment hints at seasonal mood shifts and hopeful thoughts for warmer days ahead.
Christmas bargain for daily paper in Wyoming
A December 25 appeal offers a yearly subscription to the leading Wyoming daily at $3.00. The term runs from January 1, 1914 to January 4, 1915, urging readers to act promptly.
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Leader
Wyoming
Christmas Gift Day Cheer at Eagles Hall
Salvation Army event at Eagles Hall brought toys candy and clothing to over 150 children. Captain Chesham organized a festive scene with a Christ mas tree candles and gifts ensuring many youngsters would have a Christmas.
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Salvation Army
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Cheyenne Helpers Boost Salvation Army Christmas Aid
The Salvation Army reports strong local support as Cheyenne residents donate clothing shoes groceries and coal. Captain Chesham notes generous gives from Governor J M Carey and Judge N Potter among others enabling expanded help this Christmas.
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Salvation Army
Chesham
Cheyenne
J. M. Carey
N. Potter
Ely's Cream Balm Opens Stopped Nostrils Fast
An advertisement touts Ely's Cream Balm as a cure for nasal congestion and head catarrh. It claims quick relief from stuffed nose, headaches, and catarrh with a single application, promising clearer air passages and quieter nights.
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