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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1914
Page
16
A reflective piece argues that modern Christianity emphasizes loving ministry over fear, unity over sectarian dispute, and regular assembly, noting the elevating effect of congregational gatherings while condemning corruption and boodle in the church press.
A historical column extols Wyoming’s growth prospects linking coal copper oil and agriculture to rapid development. It urges current residents to invite others, promoting a missionary call to settle and harness the state’s resources and favorable climate.
A critique of indecision and equivocation in politics and journalism. It denounces weak individuals and papers that hide partiality behind a sham independence while pursuing subsidies and political favors. The piece condemns mixed loyalties and partisan inconsistency.
A humorous dialect column features Fritz Schimmelpfennig explaining stock issues, government boards, and director greed. He notes directors issue stocks to enrich themselves, while the public bears losses when crashes come, and contrasts the Frisco system and New Haven Hartford line with references to Wilson and freedom.
Union Pacific in Cheyenne maintains full winter force, contrary to reports of layoffs. General Manager Ware says the company reduced staff to winter normal but not below, keeping full force longer than usual and only cutting after January this year.
Cheyenne's new commission government begins with solid steps. The group has trimmed itself and saved salaries, while also collecting several thousand dollars in delinquent water taxes.
A moral crusade denounces fur use by well dressed city women as the root of trapping horrors. It claims most fur goes to vanity and decor, not warmth, urging substitutes and condemning wearers while detailing a Delaware and Hudson railway strike settlement that ended in under 48 hours with full restoration of service.
The text extols Pavlova as the era’s greatest dancer, praising her rehabilitative impact on dance and immense, unprecedented crowds in England and Europe. It notes three top male dancers Novikoff, Cecchetti, and Zailich, detailing their titles at the Imperial Opera houses and their rare visit to the country. The piece also covers vast rebel movements in Juarez, Mexico, noting encampments near Keaton and anticipated attacks on Saltillo and Torreon, with federal garrisons and supply lines described.
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