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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1912
Page
4
A Cheyenne editorial urges settlement of the Union Pacific shopmen strike and a city purchase of the streetcar line. It notes months of unemployment, business losses, and a demoralized economy, and proposes Cheyenne Industrial Club action to mediate and pursue a public buyout.
The Leader calls for a business committee to promote a five cent fare to the Fort and mobilize support among men who will fund and back the effort under competent management. It appeals to the Industrial club to act in Cheyenne’s welfare and Fort D. A. Russell, aligning with Union Pacific Railway interests. It invites The Wyoming Tribune to join the campaign for prosperity.
The article argues Aldrich’s influence made Senate corruption possible and that future Wyoming representation should be independent and progressive. It condemns returning Warren and warns editors and machine politicians push the old line.
The seventh annual report of the National Association of Audubon Societies notes 39 state schemes while Wyoming lacks an Audubon Society. It urges local groups to organize to save curate and describe wild birds, suggesting state universities colleges or high schools take up the work. The National Association offices are in New York City.
The Warren Livestock assessment for THTT in Laramie County started at 10 200 sheep and rose to 54 698 by the assessor. Senator Warren argued that added sheep were assented in Nebraska and Colorado. The board cut the count to 16 200, then Warren added 50 088 sheep just before delinquency.
A collage of clipped quips from Cheyenne and beyond on weather curses, politics, divorce trials, aging, and culture. Mentions Pittsburg secret trials, Munsey twins, Amherst professor, goose pimples, a twelve year old poetess, and Roosevelt, plus jokes about hobble skirts and bald heads.
The Fort Russell Reveille recounts events at the Wyoming post including a mule ambulance accident, claims to a mounted fencers title by Private George Coleman, troop movements to Fort Meade, promotions of Corporal Fred A. Girds and Private Holly E. Morehead, transfers within units, a battery discharge for grand larceny, and other routine garrison notes.
The annual meeting of the Arp and Hammond Hardware Company stockholders will be held at their Cheyenne office on Monday January 16 1944 at 2 PM for election of officers and other business. J H Arp secretary.
The notice invites all KLIs and preends to participate in a holiday parade on a Friday in January. It calls for broad attendance and community involvement.
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