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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1912
Page
24
A Douglas couple requests discontinuing The Leader, citing political shift. They praise the paper as pleasant but say continued Democratic-leaning coverage risks converting them, noting they read multiple Democratic papers and plan to switch to a Republican paper.
World labor themes across unions and strikes are noted from Vienna to Lisbon. Reports cite wage steps, industrial education growth in Germany, farm and construction labor activity, and a call for a Burns celebration in a local Masonic hall.
Next Wednesday Cheyenne residents will host a distinguished list of Harriman Lines railway men visiting Omaha for a general agents meeting. The delegation plans a reception banquet at the Plains Hotel in Cheyenne with a planning committee of Irwin, Stone, Riner, Cook, and Hart organizing arrangements. Also a notice for several boys to deliver circulars at the Ingersoll Store.
WM Storey food valuer highlights that baked apples beat baked potatoes for nutrition and work output. Dried fruits such as dates prunes figs apricots and raisins are staples, not mere dessert. among fresh fruits bananas apples figs grapes blackberries strawberries and oranges provide strong nourishment.
Perry S. Heath, secretary of the Republican National Committee under Mark Hanna and later first assistant postmaster general under McKinley and Roosevelt, arrived in Los Angeles yesterday as part of a harmony mission.
Governor Oswald Weat sent invitations after Western governors visited the East asking Eastern governors to tour the Western states this summer. The State Leader Want Acts suggest this effort may yield strong results.
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