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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1916
Page
6
The excerpt presents a mix of editorials and captions referencing Percy Moyt and the Cheyenne Leader. It includes brief quotes about opinions on a December opera issue and a February plan for a new theater, plus reflections on twilight as a peacemaking interval and the difficulty of processing daily headlines.
The Omaha World-Herald critiques Theodore Roosevelt for not publicizing a stance on a rapidly progressing income tax to fund military preparedness. It notes his prior silence and questions why he dodges this issue while meeting with big earners like George W. Perkins at the Gary dinner.
The article jokes that President Wilson violated Iowa anti tipping law by giving a messenger boy a dime for newspapers, risking a fine or ten days in jail. It questions whether this is his only alleged infraction and humorously asks about his preparedness program and other potential missteps.
A column argues Europe would respond to US tariff talk by mirroring barriers, forecasting harm to both nations. It praises Italian businesspeople as honest, hard working, and reliable, noting historical rents and debt behavior while refuting stereotypes of poverty and unreliability.
The piece critiques a shipping measure outline and a constitutional law traveller avoiding western legislatures. It praises the president's safety in the White House and notes a reluctance to extradite him, amid evolving progress in statutes and potential legal wrangles.
President Wilson spoke last night at the Coliseum in Des Moines urging preparedness with a larger trained army and more equipment. He warned against appeasing peace at the cost of national self respect and emphasized enduring neutrality while strengthening defense.
The note discusses continual depot increases and banking strain as governments seek funds for wartime loans. It argues Italy keeps wartime spending local, jongling taxes to cover interest and eventual repayment, while predicting the tax burden will rise yet retains a profit margin after taxes.
Kemmerer Wyoming report shows Lincoln county added 123 849 68 to assessed value as 18 613 29 acres were proved up from Feb 1 1915 to Feb 1 1916. Most tracts concentrated near Jackson Hole and upper Green River valley with 92 acres in school district one taken by seven parties.
The event features reports from the statistics and standards committee with A W Douglas of Simmons Hardware as chairman, A W Shaw, Paul T Cherington, and an advisory services bureau. a smoker and lecture on the Columbia River Highway. messages from President Wilson to Pacific coast residents. a commercial exhibit by the department of commerce showing hardware from Germany and England and Latin American trade visuals.
An advertisement touts Sehi fmenn’s New Concentrated Bucpeetprant for bronchitis whooping cough and colds. It claims a money back guarantee with four Reade druggists and compares cost to traditional medicines, noting easy home preparation yields a pint from a 50 cent bottle.
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