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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1912
Page
19
The article contrasts Christianity with other world religions, praising Christianity for valuing childhood and church care. It highlights the birth of schools and homes for orphans and argues faith and courage fueled Wyoming settlers through droughts, enabling vast arable lands and growth across the state.
The speaker lauds a new era of prosperity in the state, urging citizens to overlook past hardships and embrace opportunity. They call for a warm reception of visitors, a resolute future, and collective effort to conquer difficulties and achieve success.
A Wisconsin State Journal reflection notes that city farmers struggle with failed crops yet gain true value in farming through hard work. The piece extols hoeing, chopping, and plowing as boosts to health and spirit, arguing city farmers endure scorn yet thrive in strength and character.
Hi Leader showcases a pre harvest issue praising Wyoming crops as mature and abundant. The article urges readers to visit farming districts to witness golden grain and bountiful yields, and to send copies of the issue to eastern friends.
The Morning Leader's Jenkins trial coverage receives high praise for its headlines, sectioning, and daily news service. Credit is given to News-Editor A. Meyer and City Editor W. Clark McClurg for metropolitan quality and thorough local reporting.
The Iowa Picnic draws Hawkeyes from across the state and beyond, with Iowa’s famed farming heritage celebrated in Wyoming. Iowa natives in Wyoming number more than from any other state, reflecting the broad reach of Iowa’s agricultural spirit and civic tradition.
The Golden Prairie Herald urges farmers to save samples of their crops in the sheaf at maturity to prove indisputable and fair country production. Every public spirited farmer should preserve year to year the entire plant in the sheaf for posterity and verification.
A juror in a sensational murder trial is revealed as the slayer after a dramatic defense and lengthy summations. The narrative recounts circumstantial evidence connecting Brown to a 1672 killing, with a flawed jury deliberation ending in a not guilty verdict despite strong insinuations of guilt.
The jury reexamine a case and find the prisoner not guilty after assurances to uphold their previous decision. The judge denounces the verdict, claims blood guilt, and dismisses the panel with severe censure. The prisoner thanks God for deliverance.
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