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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1912
Page
12
The piece argues that four years of cautious banking and conservative industry have kept production near or below demand. It notes reduced fear of overextension and a general, slow recovery as tariff and trust reforms loom. Public opinion supports curbing large combinations rather than breaking them apart.
The article argues larger half and full sections improve Wyoming farming by enabling mixed farming and stock raising. It cites forage crops, ensilage feeding, and climate suitability for livestock, noting that larger homesteads of 640 to 1 230 acres enhance production while foothill ranges remain open ranges or leased.
The piece argues Cheyenne must promote local manufacturing as merchants rely on foreign goods. It cites Shueraman Woolen Mills as a case of local failure then success when selling directly, warns that brand loyalty to outsiders hurts home goods, and urges citizens to buy Wyoming products and attract new industries to avoid losing ground to Laramie.
The piece notes steady cold weather easing to balmy days on lower altitudes east of us with clear sun and dry roads. Stockmen anticipate bumper crops and luxurious pasture from snows soaking into ranges, predicting strong prices and ready demand for Wyoming’s smiling plains.
John B. Osborn of Wyoming is appointed as a member of the committee on arrangements for the Democratic National Convention. The piece praises his ability and state service and notes Wyoming's hope for a Democratic victory alongside a strengthened Democratic press.
Tribune notes city government aims for economy and competitive bidding to meet actual needs. Mayor Breanahen urges council action arguing against overpurchase while rival voices warn against overreaction and politicized language.
Hankins praises Warren for a letter to Bill Deming and credits the senator with pressuring McGill to reduce the sheep tax. He defends Lorimer as a conservative who will “get things” and mocks progressives. Editor Chaplin says Warren is on the ropes in Washington and can move machines to win favors, predicting quick gains if he stays aligned.
A verse sketch recalls Lillian Russell through three weddings and a funeral, with the verger praising each bride as graceful and queenly. The speaker laments aging and contemplates death, reflecting on the era of the famous singer.
Poem argues thoughts shape reality and future, condemning fixed creeds. It urges spiritual freedom, questioning organized religion, and embracing the inner Christ to roll away self and doubt.
A Board of Inquiry in North Platte investigates the derailment of U P observation car 801 on train 18 near Sutherland Nebraska. The report finds the derailment caused by a broken journal on car 801 due to overheated axle and notes proper inspection at Sidney and Julesburg with no fault by the train crew.
An event listing notes a strikers dance scheduled for Friday evening January 26 at Kekih Hall. The notice emphasizes a social gathering with music and dancing for workers.
A brief market notice reports a limited supply of fat young dressed turkeys available at the Washington Market. Contact Phone 19 a6 for details.
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