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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1912
Page
4
A delegation of Western governors praised Ohio Governor Harmon for his tax relief program, noting reduced burdens for farmers and homeowners. The visit included Harmon joining the tour toward St Paul, with mixed political reactions and expectations of his presidential bid.
At a Columbus banquet Gov. Burka of North Dakota lauded Gov. Truman as a great and modest man. The Western Governors Conference praised Ohio's chief executive for his hospitality and joked they might kidnap him to take him to St. Maul.
The piece argues good citizenship includes concern for neighbors and public welfare, criticizing those who shovel only their own path. It notes several walks left uncleared during a snowstorm, highlighting a resident who cleared only his doorstep and nearby path while neglecting the rest. It ends urging readers to think of neighbors and to clean off walks.
The Tribune carries a spirited exchange with a two column rebuttal criticizing earlier Warren analysis. Readers note references to Adams Hamilton and Jefferson, while Deming calls the Leader's Argument falacious and demagogic. The piece ends with a jab about rapid readers and gossip.
A casual column riffs on Wyoming politics and leap year quirks with references to Taft LaFollette and Osbornes Lansing choice. It also notes Rhode Island demographics and Russian Salvations, ending with a jab about readers and truthfulness.
A Chicago Tribune blurb lists a patient’s post illness steps from seeds of apples to convalescence. The humorous note ends with visitors, gifts, and the sting of receiving the doctor’s bill.
Senator La Follette spoke at Bay City Michigan detailing trusts growth from 1897 to 1908. He cited 149 trusts with 3.78 billion dollars capital by 1900 and 11,020 consolidations valued over 31 billion by 1908, excluding banks and insurers.
A lyrical homeward poem by W. D. Nesbit urging soft singing of a home-song to replace war songs. It evokes twilight togetherness, nature imagery, and a shared, comforting rhythm as a path back to peace and belonging.
Signal Corp. Beret Hyatt predicts his horse will leap barriers at the next show despite stage fright. Seret James Murthe, Co. I, discharged with $1,000 plans two months furlough before reenlisting for island service. Cattle roam the post as Private Léon Stewart is confined for a broken breakfast duty lapse. Private Roby returns from a thirty day furlough in Mississippi.
A year after L Davis term as United States Marshal for the District of Wyoming expired no replacement is named. Reports name Frank A Hindsell and Hugh Matton of Casper as contenders backed by prominent figures including Senators Bulliyan and Madden.
Private Wiley Hipahire was discharged yesterday and will resume duties in the same service branch. He will sail on the Chet available transport for duty with the Philippine service. Sergeant Dudley reported for duty at this post from Fort Des Moines, Iowa.
Private Lay of Battery F was discharged yesterday and will spend a few days in Old Kentucky before re-enlisting the house soldiers. Sergt. Leo Smith of Battery B took the train for Portland last night and will be away four months returning with it. C chief Mechane Sam Schickling, Battery I, returns from the R I arsenal after five months of schooling. he brings back only his health.
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