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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1916
Page
8
The piece condemns child labor in large factories and argues for federal action. It urges clergy to support emancipation from factory drudgery and to promote schooling, moral improvement, and equal life chances. It notes churches nationwide backing the Keating-Owens bill to ban goods made by child labor from crossing state lines.
The piece notes January 25 as a global Robert Burns celebration date with echoes of Whittier and references to Burns Day traditions. It highlights how Scots and others honor Burns, with weather and festival imagery and lines about the poet’s enduring cultural impact.
A description of week long Burns celebrations in America and Britain. Kilts and tartans appear, bagpipes play, and gatherings bring together fans, friends, and descendants to celebrate the poet Robert Manns born to humble origins but rich in inspiration.
A government statement quoted by Secretary McAdoo counters claims by Barrow and GOP supporters that Wilsons auto tax would burden owners. The tax would apply once to manufacturers for a 20 horsepower car, totaling ten dollars, not an ongoing levy on in use vehicles.
Dr Leon Wille will deliver a special sermon at the Presbyterian church on Sunday at 7 30 p m on the theme Commercializing Mothers and Children The message aligns with Child Labor Sunday observed nationwide January 22 by labor leaders in Wyoming.
Senator Skovard of Basin spent yesterday in Cheyenne on his way home from the Denver stock show. Also noted were stops by Senator Sullivan of Casper and local notices for turkey dinners, taxi services, and shoe sales as part of city briefs in the area.
A severe storm system across southern Oklahoma and northern Texas leaves five dead and extensive property losses. Train service suspended, roads flooded, and hundreds of families face danger as floods rise. Drowns occur near Crus, Oklahoma, with smaller cyclones in Brownwood and Ennia, Texas and a water spout in Gainesville. Arkana river reaches high levels near Muskogee with city services disrupted and oil tanks struck by lightning.
Special call meeting for Monday January 24 at Eagle hall for carpenters. Emphasizes the importance of attendance. Address 3230 Ovcar Moody, R. 8.
Dear editor, I, Mrs. N. M. Flint, nearly 76, suffer backache rheumatism and kidney control problems. Anuric from Dr. Pierce Buffalo NY has given me more relief than anything before. Doctor Pierce plans to place Anuric in drug stores soon.
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