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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1914
Page
8
A reflection on how modern Christianity emphasizes grace over fear and unity over conflict. It argues that the church today follows Christ’s teaching more closely, urging assembly and fellowship while condemning sectarian fights. The piece ends by noting the newspaper’s own baiting when leaders fail to meet demands for boodle.
An optimistic piece extols Wyoming’s growth potential in coal, copper, oil, and farming. It urges current residents to invite others to settle, highlighting a mild climate, abundant water, and rapid population and wealth expansion as the state moves beyond experimentation.
The text critiques indecision and hypocrisy in individuals and newspapers that pretend independence. It argues that weak men or papers hide bias behind a claimed impartiality, and questions those who keep one foot in each political camp seeking subsidies or favor.
The piece presents Fritz Schimmelpfennig and Tennie discussing stock sales and government oversight. It covers how boards issue stocks and bonds, the role of a government board, and shifts in policy affecting stockholders, directors, and public funds with humorous dialect notes.
The Union Pacific confirms Cheyenne shops operate at full staffing after keeping the winter normal. General Manager Ware says layoffs have not occurred beyond the standard reductions and were not made until after January, countering reports of large-scale layoffs.
The Cheyenne new commission government begins in fine form after deep retrenchments saving salaries and collecting delinquent water taxes worth several thousand dollars.
The author argues women drive fur demand fueling trapper cruelty. Fur wear is for vanity and decoration rather than warmth, with many outfits featuring multiple fur elements. Readers urged to abandon furs and switch to substitutes to end trapping. Clifford Sims settles Delaware and Hudson strike after 5,000 employees walk out. rapid arbitration leads to full restoration of service within 48 hours.
Review notes Pavlova as premier dancer of the era, praising her rehabilitation of dance and universal acclaim in England and Europe. It also highlights the three leading male dancers Novikoff Cecchetti and Zailich, with each holding top titles at the Imperial Opera houses in Moscow and St. Petersburg. The piece signals an upcoming visit to the United States.
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