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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1911
Page
4
The passage discusses women's suffrage as a historical idea and its impact, noting it has not brought a millennium but has prompted better candidates and reforms. It asserts Colorado is content with its experiment and unlikely to change despite varying views.
Governor Carey urges broad state advertising to attract settlers and resources. An expert led immigration department, backed by $25 000 to $50 000 yearly, could shift westward migration, collect industrial statistics, and raise official information on Wyoming’s crops, livestock, and resources.
The Pueblo Star-Journal argues that a proposed bill to strip Colorado women of suffrage cannot succeed. It notes constitutional limits, public support, and that women are taxpayers and equals, so suffrage should remain a protected inherent right.
A poem by Ella Wheeler Wilcox unfolds through dreamlike images as a tired wife recalls a loveless life. The moon casts eerie memories of desire and longing, blending sacred and carnal themes with haunting interior scenes. The narrator hints at addiction and danger in a surreal nocturnal ritual.
While at West Point U S Grant excelled in math and horsemanship. He tried a five foot bar jump, nearly the highest in America, but a riding master's prank and a burst girth dumped him into the ring. The official cheered a demerit for mounting without leave.
Omaha reports Western governors and railways backing a plan to create the Western Development association. The group would redirect migrants from Missouri and Mississippi valleys toward California Oregon Utah and other western states with support from governors commissioners and railroad executives.
Amusements column previews Isle of Spice a wholesome musical comedy touring from New York Chicago Boston. Starring Bobbie Woolsey and a strong cast the production prides itself on bright dialogue tuneful music handsome costumes and a top chorus while avoiding vulgarity or risqué content.
Topeka reports today the coldest January reading since the weather bureau opened 24 years ago. The low dropped to three below zero and the extreme cold disrupted gas pressure and forced many factories to shut down.
Honolulu reports earth officials allege recent Filipino labor imports carry hookworm and other contagious diseases. The warning spurs agitation among sugar planters about ongoing imports and public health concerns.
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