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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1912
Page
4
A jumble of pasted quips and opinions notes public figures and local anecdotes. It mocks the Republican platform on airship state ownership, touts a comic exchange about a cuckoo clock, and recalls a Nebraska girl’s marriage from an eye to California.
Fragmentary text hints at a Wyoming quarry company planning expanded production of rich and diversified building materials. Wording suggests anticipation of high demand and strategic timing to secure market advantage before a looming surge.
The Cheyenne writer urges fellow Scots to celebrate Burns Day with a grand sing along. He recalls Burns as a genius of poetry and human insight and invites older residents to lead the gathering with classic songs and lines from Auld Lang Syne.
The Cheyenne community debates Fort D. A. Russell's future as officials defend its value. The discussion centers on government needs, location, and potential budget cuts while local press urges residents to resist unfounded fears and support continued maintenance.
The Wyoming advertising board reports growing public interest at the Lindl shows and the Governors' Special. Investors request land for rural retailing and irrigation, while Missouri quarry firms seek granite varieties for monuments and construction projects. The text notes booming wealth in Kansas and Nebraska and urges careful future screening.
The Indianapolis Sunday Star begins an experiment under Miss Helen McKay Steele to publish a child friendly page. Critics call comic supplements in newspapers pernicious and harmful to morals race relations and parental respect.
William Jennings Bryan issued a clear emphatic statement praising the Democratic party and pledging heart and soul support for the party’s nominee. He remains a powerful figure on the stump with loyal mass support and says he can influence the party more through backing another candidate than by running himself.
Readers in Milwaukee show varied opinions on the city’s socialist governance. The piece urges individuals to follow their own business and invest wisely only with expert guidance.
A call to steady management and clear action as customers face financial strain. It urges reorganizing assets, cutting debt burdens, and facing creditors with honesty and courage to preserve business continuity.
In a city interview Hank Fiankins declares Warren the greatest man in the senate and Mondell the biggest in the house. He cites Tribune reports and Washington dispatches while claiming Warren is a superior shoe herder since Abraham's days. He plans to press for a fifteen dollar reward from the Tribune for his views.
In Danville district court Hilmole Central railroad counsel asserts injunctions against strikers no prosecutions under Sherman anti trust law. Michigan City prisoner Henry Agar released after embezzlement sentence. a prior drowned tale drew attention. Wesson boy Carry Melones robbed of $50 and mutilated toes by masked assailants. Mrs Henry Foeht traveling 6000 miles with broken back after wireless alert to Rio steamer Verdi. Minneapolis firemen threaten strike over calls about an imprisoned cat. St Louis man recounts loss after making $2500 in speculation before shooting himself.
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