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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1912
Page
7
The article argues Christianity elevates childhood, contrasts it with other world religions, and links early church care to social institutions like schools and orphanages. It cites Speer on children's rights in the gospel and highlights Wyoming's spirit of faith and courage in frontier farming and settlement.
The message calls Wyoming residents to seize a era of prosperity despite past politics. It urges a warm greeting to visitors, unity, faith, and courage to overcome difficulties and achieve success in the state’s bright future.
A Wisconsin State Journal reflection likens the city farmer to a king of creation who, despite failed crops and mockery, gains resilience and vigor from farm work. The piece argues urban growers build body, spirit, and character through daily labor and practical tasks.
HI LEADER presents a pre harvest edition praising Wyoming crops as abundant and near maturity. The piece urges readers to visit farming districts to witness the golden grain and to share the issue with Eastern friends.
The Morning Leader earns praise for its Jenkins trial reports with prominent headlines and well organized sections. Credit is given to News-Editor A Meyer and City Editor W Clark McClurg for metropolitan quality and daily news service.
The Iowa Picnic draws Hawkeye families to Campstool in Wyoming where Iowa’s agricultural fame and pioneer spirit are celebrated. Iowa’s migration to the West is noted with Wyoming hosting many Iowa residents and honors for the state’s reputation.
The Golden Prairie Herald urges farmers to preserve samples of their crops in the sheaf at maturity each year. The article argues that keeping entire plants demonstrates indisputable and fair national production and calls every public spirited farmer to participate.
A juror acted as the killer in a dramatic trial recounted by William JD Rows. The old English case recounted shows circumstantial evidence, a bloody fork, clothing changes, and a hostile jury foreman who stirs a not guilty verdict that shocks the court.
The jurors assure adherence to their prior verdict and vow not to desert their foreman. They return to court and find the prisoner not guilty. The judge denounces the verdict as iniquitous, condemns the jurors, and declares the blood of the deceased lies at their door. The prisoner thanks God for deliverance.
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