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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1909
Page
4
Editors attack the Thaw case coverage as a nauseating parade of degenerate figures and scandal. The piece condemns the public’s demand for lurid details while lamenting the spectacle surrounding the Thanta affair and its sensational exposure.
Cheyenne readers are urged to visit the western Fort Rus sell brigade post for parades and band concerts. Brigadier Smith announces parade hours and public concerts inviting residents and visitors to enjoy military displays and nearby recreation.
A local appeal urges Cheyennes to aid Frontier Days by spreading the word to friends and visitors. The message emphasizes committee efforts, urges residents to invite others, and notes that broader interest could bring more visitors and greater city success.
A Republican view notes the growing presence of powerful factions in Wyoming politics. It highlights Representatives forming the balance of power and mentions the Shoshone Irrigation project and the Powell Tribune, a Republican weekly newspaper.
An editorial sharply condemns Senator Aldrich and the Aldrich crowd for opposing Republican tariff reform. It praises Taft’s stance and insurgent gains, warning that future law depends on overcoming entrenched corporate influence and defending popular rights.
A fragmented clipping references Frontier Days as a show and mentions tensions over trout narratives at Granite Springs. It notes tariff clashes, Ryan case costs, and claims about waterworks ownership, Fort Russell expansion, and a looming Fort Russell Cheyenne dispute. The piece hints at the Big Horn Power Company ignoring state contract limits and regional civic tensions.
A long, scattered OCR list shows numerous personal names and towns across Wyoming and Idaho, including Laramie, Rawlins, Green River, Rock Springs, and nearby communities. The fragment appears to catalog residents with scattered addresses or origins, including many female and male entries, with several repeats and inconsistent punctuation.
The OCR reads many local names with towns like Greeley Loveland Cheyenne Fort Collins and Wellington. It lists individuals including Be ceo Anna Olive Bond G. Hegler P Jensen Walter Adams Mina Floyd Henry Boab Jr and others across Colorado and nearby states.
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