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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1911

Page

12

Cheyenne State Leader and National News Roundup

In Cheyenne the State Leader notes Governor Carey plans remarks and four bargaining days remain. It cites Spaulding, Lorimer, Burdick, and Clark, plus Duggenheims and Guggenheims as political figures. The American National Live Stock association meets in Fort Worth, while a Cheyenne reader hopes for clearer state water planning and unity in the Democratic minority.

American National Live Stock Association Fort Worth Texas Cheyenne

Costly Luxury In Wyoming Legislature Coalitions Sought

In Wyoming, Democrats hold 27 seats and Republicans 29 with several progressive figures. Independent forces explored forming a coalition to control the house and prevent party domination, risking a grand political shift. The effort aimed to block a biased agenda by monied interests and preserve institutional balance.

Wyoming Crats Republi_ CI Pab- Ho Clodr Hgeds Glore Ion Pocer

Mr Barry's Bray Attacks Woman Suffrage

The piece mocks Richard Barry for asserting voting rights offend women and cause drink, divorce, and loose morals. It ridicules his “double Culltrage” theory and accuses him of ignorance while noting his lively but flawed argument.

Richard Barry Permon Anine Barry

Confessing Wealth and Wives in Success Tales

A Cleveland Leader selection notes a big oil company president who sold holdings for 8 million dollars then gave 200 thousand to the University of Pittsburgh. It discusses how many successful men privately acknowledge their wives’ role in achievement and the reluctance to speak such truths.

University of Pittsburg Case Cleveland Leader

Modern Dramatic Art The Actor and Actress Trade Barbs

The dialogue notes tepid business for the season as the Actor reports weak sales while the Actress laments only two face powder testimonials this week. The piece preserves the sharp banter about public reception and success.

A Suggestion Its Nonsense To Send So Many Missionaries

In a short dialogue George discusses missionary work at home and abroad. The exchange notes skepticism of overseas missions and critiques of the practice. Jones mentions long running dyspepsia with little sympathy and several remedies cited.

George Jones Smith

Chopping Him Off Borrowby Exchange Sparks Tense Remark

A fragment shows Grimshaw and Borrowby in a sharp exchange. Grimshaw challenges Borrowby, asking if he considers him average, while Borrowby retorts with a quip about trying to strike him. The dialogue hints at underlying tensions between them.

Grimshaw

A Friendly Pointer in the Playful Betrothal

Jinks declares engagement to Miss De Pink after a night. plan to escort her downtown and visit an optician. A friend jokes about bribing the optician to keep her glasses unchanged due to her near sightedness.

Jinks Miss de Pink

Local Dialect Funneled As Painful Plea In Paper

A fragment captures a character named McLubberty in agony, clasping his abdomen and imploring for help. The reader sees a lively, humorous Irish voice as he describes in broken speech his trouble and need for assistance.

Harrity McLubberty

Song lyric humor and social puns in dialogue

A dialog about a popular song includes remarks on women pessimists and men optimists. The writer notes crying when blue and a man taking a smile after a game, suggesting attitudes shape responses to fate and the idea that effort may affect outcomes.

What Would He Be Without His Wife

A reflective piece wonders how a man’s health and success owe much to his wife. It argues a candid husband may face failures without her support and urges acknowledgment of her contributions to their shared happiness and home life.

Peace Eamin Colorado Barry Eolf Ft. Russell

Fragmented plea and rescue shift in noisy incident

Readers describe a chaotic scene with cries of down with him and let me at him, followed by a police rescue. The subject was placed in an ambulance and taken to hospital as officials attempted control. The report notes sound and commotion during the event and mentions a monetary amount and subscription figures.

Poiceman Anne Bares

Unclear Citizens Message from Cheyenne Transcript

Fragmentary note to Cheyenne residents mentions leaders and a plan but legibility fails to reveal concrete actions or identities. text appears garbled with missing words and stray phrases. No definite event, date, or organization can be determined from readable content.

Unclear OCR Summary of Local Event

Fragmentary text references a fatal incident and weather related elements including a gale and a dive, with names obscured. No clear date, location, or individuals can be identified from the readable parts.

Muddled Weather Report Mentions Evening Bow Proceeding

A garbled note references weather conditions and an event at dusk. It mentions a bow or proceeding in the evening and various unclear fragments about past or current dates. Names and places are indistinct, leaving the exact event and participants uncertain.

Postage Panic Sparks Oddboarder Remark at Market

A dry goods clerk lodger, reading aloud, declares thoughts on postage as the postal rise unsettles him. The quivering confession rattles dishes and unsettles hash at the table, recalling primitive stone writing.

Boarder

End of the Tale Sealed in a Final Rejection

A literary maiden names Tito as the rejected suitor. She declares there will be no sequel, sealing the romance with finality and leaving the suitor in resigned silence.

Tito

Notice of Change for Eldetora Danes Club Dance

The Eldetora Danes club announces a weekly dance at Hall on Friday evening January 13. The event is open to the public with varied attractions and a large attendance expected. Admission is 75 cents for gents and 60 cents for ladies.

Eldetora Danes Club

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