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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1909
Page
12
A historical piece contrasts American aviation pioneers with Blériot, praising the Wrights for endurance flight at Fort Myer and noting Blériot’s cross channel feat as spectacular but less significant in advancing U.S. aviation, emphasizing invention over imitation.
The article notes belief that nothing grows east of the city plane despite successes of dry farmers. It highlights visits to the state and federal experiment farms near Minnehaha Park, showing thriving grain, alfalfa, and forage crops. Harvesting is underway as grounds display dry versus irrigated results under J H Gordon’s supervision.
A reader questions why newspapers publish so many lies and reporters rely on gossip from informants. The writer condemns misinformation and the “smart Aleck” who misleads papers, labeling such conduct contemptible and harmful to journalism and public trust.
A historical note argues reporters are misled by deceptive tips and anonymous abuse. The piece defends factual reporting while condemning misinformation and insinuation aimed at journalists and public figures.
Real hand work from nations invites Cheyenne shoppers to inspect an Emporium Cook block closeout. Items include luncheon sets Cluny Florentine Russian laces and more with deep cuts on drawn work silk kimonos and ladies' wear. Reduced prices emphasize auctionlike bargains as agents George Shadid and Sam Epsikin offer generous discounts.
A bright shoe shine business advertises its service with a bold call to customers. It promises polished footwear for a dime and promotes Coca-Cola style whimsy alongside local markets and lemonade stands.
Promoters urge daily afternoon and evening programs featuring Dr. MacQueen discussing Congo expeditions with cannibal tribes and forest perils. Modern motion pictures from Mr. Plumb promise popular entertainment, with advance notices to attend early and spread the word.
A long catalog lists numerous individuals with associated town names such as Lander Rawlins Evanston and Laramie, paired with varied numeric figures. The page continues with many more personal entries and locations, reflecting a detailed registry or directory style item.
An advertisement sells a nine day Chautauqua season ticket for two dollars and lists sale locations. The second notice from the county commissioners declares a new sixty foot wide road from the east line of Section 7 to Laramie county Wyoming with an August 1909 filing deadline for objections or damages.
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