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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1913
Page
15
Applicant seeks foreman level management role in apparel sourcing with fourteen years in budget clothing lines. References available and address listed as EB care Leader office 1f for correspondence.
New York January 31 A sweeping denial of government claims that United States Steel Corp crushed competition will be presented by ex Judge Gary James Farrell and other steel magnates when they testify in March The defense outline says competition prior to 1901 will be described along with Carnegie Steel absorption arguing it benefited Carnegie and did not harm others Gary will argue prices rose after formation while others sought to join the trust for finance and plant growth Government figures show the trust held about 3.2 of total output after Carnegie acquisition and later about 43.3 while independents held 56.7 The adjournment delays questions on financing for American Steel and Wire and Jackson wire pools Minor notes include Alaska disease spread and a New York divorce over Cologne scent and a Chicago judge ruling on loud eating practices.
An English machine makes rag rags at one per minute. A tuned clothes brush is a novelty. One fifth of 18 000 wards in Paris perhaps foreign. A Washington man patents a rubber stamp for dating ogga. Rats and mice avoid lime disinfectant. Spain recognizes only the metric system. Germany exports 20 000 000 lamps in seven months. Suez ships require a searchlight. Grase stains may be removed by lard. A genius calculates 26 344 000 soap bubbles per pound.
Quips note crowded parties with 60 chairs for 100 guests and a streetcar seating joke. A jibe on molasses slowdowns and a sultan planter remark appears with Carrie Chapman Catt cited about 50,000 New York women supporting their husbands. New Orleans Picayune tone.
Civil engineer and U S deputy mineral surveyor for Wyoming and Colorado named Robert McCoy. Location listed as Rim Keefe Hall just north of P C Cheyenne, with references to Colorado and Wyoming surveying roles.
A traveler hails rich soil and unusually large corn while a farmer notes they grew a dwarf variety to keep the crop manageable. The exchange sits as a quirky remark in the St. Paul Dispatch observation.
A young man weighs options and means as a girl warns against self deprecation. She insists on having a separate car, implying plans that affect their financial arrangements and independence.
A collage of quirky quotes from papers in Australia South Dakota Dublin Missouri and Oxford notes on wedding attire a refined bride a white elephant a poison claim a diva mother and odd editorial lines The snippet captures humorous misprints and sensational phrases from varied publications. Three strong names appear in passing while the tone stays playful and observational.
Harrisburg Telegraph comments on farmers facing pests and crop losses as some residents neglect yard upkeep and waste high priced food, urging sympathy for farmers dealing with hunger and wasted resources.
A Cardiff father writes to a school teacher asking that his son John be kept from Welsh lessons due to a severe throat ailment, requesting he not learn Welsh today. The brief note reflects school day friction over language instruction and a parent seeking medical consideration for a pupil.
A partial line lists firms or offices as Mining Civil and Lrvigation Engineers located at 2819 Capitol Ave in Cheyenne Wye.
Binks asks Smith about his shift from oratorio to opera and Smith replies he now composes new tunes for motor horns, illustrating a quirky career pivot in the arts scene with a witty exchange.
A fragmented compilation of remarks about women and gender roles by various authors. The lines reference themes of female nervousness beauty and brain versus heart, attributing ideas to thinkers such as Jean Noel Halle Frederick Sheldon Antonio Dupay and Oliver Wendell Holmes.
A fragment suggests Wyoming's State Leader as a wanted medium for political campaigning. It mentions a crop figure of 410 million bushels of white potatoes and questions the waste of postage and printed matter on voters, implying critique of unresponsive voters and the national campaign.
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