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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1914
Page
12
Publication notice for THE LAADER PUBLISHING COMPANY details address 1813 Carey Ave in Cheyenne with masthead information and staff titles including New York and Chicago representatives. It notes the paper's mailing and postal handling as a second class matter.
Geo Ss Walker’s review in the Chayenne State Leader praises a December 28 piece as a revelation on Wyoming’s industries and resources. It notes wide republication by state papers and urges sending copies to investors and settlers to boost upgrowth and attract newcomers.
Senator J. Hans Carpenter urges immediate practical steps to develop Cheyenne with a business coalition uniting Industrial and Greater Cheyenne clubs. He cites high freight costs and the prairie’s reclamation as hindrances and favors a permanent annual livestock show to showcase local stock, replacing reliance on distant rail routes. The Leader invites readers to contribute ideas for urban upbuilding.
Bayard Veillier's popular American drama "Within the Law" starring Margaret Illington comes to Capitol Avenue theatre. The play centers on a good girl's fight to keep her integrity against official corruption and police brutality, attracting women and men with its daring themes and courtroom angles.
The piece notes moisture conditions vary by region and crops rely on rainfall. It contrasts the Republican Party’s past threats to mobilize companies with current out of power behavior, predicting uncertain outcomes as the party pursues a harsher stance.
The piece lauds the current president as a decisive, backboneed leader and contrasts him with Taft. It predicts prosperity if faith in the administration holds, notes optimism among bankers, and warns against panic by standpatters. It borrows Monroe era imagery to frame a new political mood.
The speaker claims the dog is not dangerous despite a bite. He calls it a "boy's dog" and insists it would not harm a tramp, noting its strength and reliability. McLandburgh Wilson presents the dog as the finest creature, unpriced and unmatched in the nation.
A humorous meditation on disputing topics one is uninterested in and the friction caused when others push a claim about a man’s son. The speaker, with calm irony, foresees personal conflict if someone asserts harm to his own son.
A spoof ad offers readers a chance at a “dispensation of free speech” for a dollar or more. It invites participation in a satirical election game with fifty questions and a prize of a gold eagle and a half, payable upon sending money and performing whims, framed as an editor's dream.
The article reviews 1918 church work in Wyoming and forecasts for 1911, noting limited reports from some denominations yet overall growth in religious sentiment outpacing population. It argues for widespread church establishment across communities to strengthen civic and moral life and urges patriotic citizens to monitor church welfare and expansion.
A fragment from a political column describes a Republican campaign plan announced in the houses by leaders including Mann and Lumphreya. It claims a "calamity how!" campaign with supposed weekly failures to be counted and touted to sway public opinion despite nationwide industrial reports showing prosperity.
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