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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1910
Page
4
The text lists Cheyenne state leader information for Leader Publishing Co with names to the proprietor editor title and contact details, including office phone and society editors. It references subscription rates for daily and Sunday Leader and notes delivery via catlaier.
A fragment lists ten commandments for business success emphasizing action over waiting, personal appearance, initiative, integrity, living within means, knowledge of one’s trade, enthusiasm, restraint in judgment, honesty, and a square deal. The piece frames these as guiding principles for prosperity in the business world.
An old report extols peanuts as a staple feeding people and livestock while fueling a large industry. It notes a $6,000,000 market and a $1,000,000 crop, highlighting peanuts’ role from ballparks to farms and its value in nutrition, nitrogen fixation, and diverse uses.
The article highlights peanut production expanding over five years into a major food industry in the United States. It notes high edible yield at 73.6 percent with 26.4 percent waste and 80 percent fat content, compares Texan pecan costs, and cites Virginia Tennessee Georgia and Carolinas as leading producers with Virginia supplying about one fifth of the crop. The piece argues peanuts now form a key dietary staple for physical culture and vegetarian diets.
The poem paints a quiet office at dusk as a writer finishes a cigarette. The room quiets after turmoil, a window glow, and dreams of loved ones replace the day’s strain. The speaker finds solace in solitude and the promise of renewed effort at daybreak.
In a Toronto column the aged writer Goldwin Smith offers encouragement to struggling young men. He recalls the difficulty of securing patrons and the value of hard work, noting success will come with effort even as it surprises young physicians.
Four Casper men from Natrona County employed by William Henshaw faced contempt summons in federal court before Judge Riner over disputed ownership of oil properties with Franco Wyoming. They allegedly ejected Frank Wood, the receiver for the Franco Wyoming company, from the property, despite court orders not to molest the receiver pending settlement. The quartet returned to Casper area homes yesterday.
New York on July 29 reports Gilford Pinchot, former chief forester, is listed as a possible candidate for the Republican nomination for New York governor. Theodore Roosevelt has not declared support for any candidate, though cautious signals may be interpreted as favorable to Pinchot.
Porto Rico, a Columbia professor Jameh, and Colonel Roosevelt, Jr. discuss Pinchot boom in a confidential talk. Lindsay plays mediator, stating Pinchot aligns with Hughes policy sources and could gain backing. Pinchot travels east from California to confer with Roosevelt. Last 18th Street lot for sale at 1150 dollars. Oliver listing with phone 574.
Casper July 30 reports the first regional death from the recent storms. Manuel Barker a sixty year old sheepherder employed by J L Mcintosh was struck by lightning and killed instantly, his body found hours later after the storm.
Cape. Johnn W. Farley of the census bureau for the tenth district said the high cost of living is reducing Memphis births. He blamed Memphis society and rising expenses for fewer children, noting milk is costly and parents avoid risk to unhealthy offspring.
Cheyenne grocers and butchers at a recent meeting decided to close their businesses at 12 noon on Tuesday August 23 to let members and employees attend races organized by the Cheyenne Motor Club, and again at the same hour on Friday August 26 to attend the Frontier show.
Bargain alert for a new eight room house featuring a large basement laundry and wash front on Lot 44 132 pert. Priced at 88500. G and Oliver contact ST4 for details.
Jockey Pendergast, who Thursday night fought with F Newless during which two knife wounds were caused, was fined $20 in police court by Judge Bruner.
Goléte Starr was arrested last night by Chief of Police Gmalley on a complaint by Toul Vidt that the woman stole his pocketbook while he was at a West End resort.
George Westinghouse was removed from the presidency of the Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Co. at a New York board meeting. Edwin Atkin of Atkin & Co. in Boston was elected president to succeed Westinghouse.
Oyster Bay July 29 Theodore Roosevelt plans no public statement as he studies the political landscape with trusted allies before resuming his campaign. The former president weighs next steps amid shifting party dynamics and public opinion in a tense national scene.
The colonel is unwilling to comment until reports from on the ground are received. He names potential sources James II Garfield Wade WH Ellis and Ohio Republican Committee chairman Mr Pile. He questions Roosevelt’s plan to visit Ohio for stickers and hints at possible state duties then.
Continued discussion on challenging Major Talbot's second marriage to Elizabeth Talbot. The contention claims his 1867 Chicago divorce made the later marriage legal, despite opposition from Major and Mrs. Talbot's friends.
Salt Lake City police investigate the slaying of Lenardo Piro an Italian bartender at about 2 am in a Fourth West saloon officials believe the killing stems from a revenge motive. The investigation centers on identifying a suspected avenger who fled the scene.
An ad offers wiring expertise from a courteous professional with eighteen years in the trade. It claims hundreds of satisfied customers and a complete stock of supplies including tungsten lamps, motors, dynamos, and vacuum cleaners. All work is guaranteed with prompt attention.
An attempted home invasion on First South streets ends with a gunshot wound to Piro as a masked assailant enters a doorway, followed by a second suspect holding the door open. The details suggest an armed robbery in progress with immediate violence.
A terse note reads If it’s Sum Burn try Witch Hear9 Cold Dream, and by Palace Pharmacy, hinting at a product or phrase pairing in a local listing. Readable but fragmentary, it lacks clear event or outcome details.
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