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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1914
Page
4
Published every morning except Monday by The Laader Publishing Company. Office at 1813 Carey Avenue. Cheyenne post office entry. Lists ALMX HASTIR Pilster and managers with New York and Chicago representatives.
A Wyoming Leader review by Geo. Ss. Walker in the Chayenne State Leader touts state prosperity and industrial growth, noting wide republication across newspapers. It urges distributing copies to attract investors and settlers, arguing home papers and sent issues are powerful advertising for Wyoming’s opportunities.
Senator J. Hans Carpenter calls for immediate practical action to improve Cheyenne. He supports uniting the Industrial and Greater Cheyenne clubs into a single business group and proposes a permanent annual livestock show to showcase local stock. The Leader invites readers to express ideas in its columns.
Bayard Veiller's American drama “Within the Law” stars Margaret Illington direct from Chicago. The play draws wide audiences with a good girl’s struggle against officials and a brave woman outwitting police, supported by Howard Gould Neil Moran and others, in a justice drama.
The article notes the country faces varying moisture conditions impacting crops and critiques past Republican campaigning. It suggests the party, now out of power, cannot threaten companies and district a path, instead risking calamity as it forecasts future success or failure in its strategy.
The article praises the current president as decisive and unyielding, contrasting him with Taft and criticising standpatters. It forecasts prosperity if the signers remain united and notes optimism among bankers and citizens. The piece celebrates a strong, action oriented leadership and laments spineless predecessors.
The narrator insists the dog is no threat about danger and praises its pluck and loyalty. He calls it a "boy's dog" and claims it is the finest creature, capable of guarding and resisting repeated attempts to calm or remove it. The dog’s loyalty and fierce bite against a tramp are emphasized as proof of its merit.
A humorous quotation on disputing subjects with good humor and the risk of conflict when one’s own claim is challenged. The speaker notes calm argument about another man’s son while reacting poorly to aggressive claims about his own son.
A satirical note describes readers invited to a readers’ contest offering a mock prize of fifteen plunks for dollar tips. It promises “free speech on fifty questions” for donations and references a dream-like editor’s vision with staged trials and a royal door fee.
The article reviews 1918 church work in Wyoming and 1911 denominational forecasts, noting rising religious sentiment outpacing population growth. It argues communities will form churches as residents relocate eastward, urging widespread organization for civic and spiritual welfare. It warns against rivaling small communities and stresses vigilant support for church expansion statewide.
The article notes leaders like Mann and Lumphrey revealing a campaign plan titled a calamity how campaign. It predicts failures logged weekly to sway public opinion, while to date annual industrial reports show a generally prosperous year and brighter prospects, casting doubt on the plan’s appeal.
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