Cheyenne State Leader Establishes Morning Edition Note
Cheyenne State Leader, established 1867, publishes daily except Mondays under Trinune Publishing. The paper lists John C Fleming as manager and John Charles Thompson as managing editor, with Associated Press rights and pricing of 1 year 15 dollars, 6 months 6 dollars.
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Cheyenne State Leader
Trinune Publishing Company
Postoffice
Cheyenne
Spsceessencess
Federal Street Telephones
John C. Fleming
Dees
John Charles Thompson
Veseeesees
Henne Ene
Associated Press
Adversity Builds a Man Through Battle with Hardship
An 83-year-old Manhasset man who survived war gas attacks and personal losses now pursues a two year college program in scientific farming. He asserts adversity reveals true strength and shapes character through relentless struggle.
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Manhassett
IL. I
Regular Boys Rise to Presidency From Ordinary Roots
The piece argues that presidential hopefuls from major parties are "regular boys" from ordinary villages. Exceptional talent often harms leadership development, while the regular boy gains through social mixing, resilience, and practical learning. Such steady, well-rounded individuals shape their own futures.
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Warren
Jimmy
Billy
Joe
Spargo Defects of Socialism Exposed in Dialogues
John Spargo recalls urging party reform while a Socialist Party NEC member. He argues the party machinery evicts middle class influence and pushes machine politics. He condemns the party as un-American and notes leadership must resign upon nomination. He cites the distortion of accountability to local Socialists and the psychology of reactions to the label Socialism.
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Socialist Party
John Spargo
United States
Spargo
America
Scraping an acquaintance origins and a cotton paper note
Authorities trace the expression to Hadrian amid a bath tale where he aids a soldier with tile scraping. Critics say the tale lacks fact, while another view links scraping to bowing in Louis XIV era court. The passage adds that paper money is made of cotton mixed with silk.
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Hadrian
Rome
Hadrain
Louis XIV
Making the Most of Life Duty to Self and God
The piece urges duty to self through education and physical care, to God via service and morality, to others through kindness and avoiding gossip, and to country by patriotism. It emphasizes preparing for life, avoiding corruption, and living a life of usefulness for personal and communal reward.
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God
Brandeur
Church
Shakespeare Authors Questioned by Kentucky Editor
Col Watterson, editor and veteran, declares Shakespeare did not write his plays. He argues Christopher Marlowe wrote them, cites Marlowe’s baptism in Canterbury in 1664 and alleged 1593 Deptford tavern death, and suggests Shakespeare merely masked the author’s works at the Globe.
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Marie Henry’ Watterson
William Shakespeare
Kentucky
Shakespeare
Cheyenne
Col. Watterson
Niety
Christopher Marlowe
Watterson
Canterbury
Deptford
England
Globe Theater
Italy
France
Foley's Honey and Tar Promises Quick Cough Relief
Unseasonable spring weather causes more coughing and wheezing as hay fever and asthma rise. The ad touts Foley's Honey and Tar as the old reliable remedy to heal and soothe the throat, clear passages, and ease breathing for coughs, colds, hay fever, asthma, and croup.
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Foley
Important Notice to Wyoming State Tribune Readers
Do not address letters to staff members. All correspondence should be directed to the Wyoming State Tribune Cheyenne State Leader or Tribune Publishing Co Publishers.
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State Tribune
Wyoming Stateribune
Cheyenne State Leader
Tribune Publishing Co
Douglas Field Emerges as Major Wyoming Oil Prospect
Wyoming oil history recalls thunderous growth as Douglas joins Salt Creek and Lance Creek in the state’s expanding map. Geologist G W Bartholomew predicts first Wall Creek sands at 2600 feet with five sands total, and gas common at 500 to 600 feet, boosting plans for a Douglas gas franchise. Local syndicates like La Bonte Oil Syndicate and Trastus Straup mobilize eastern capital to develop Sand Creek and Brewning Basin sites near Douglas, following early 1904 successes by Wyoming Oil and Development.
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Douglas
Big Indian Oil and Gas Company
G. W. Bartholomew
Colorado
Salt Creek
Wyoming Company
Mr. Bartholomew
LaPrese Dome
Wyoming
Shannon
Casper
Murphy
Lander
Evanston
la Bonte Oil Syndicate
Little Syndicate
Sand Creek
Irvine Ranch
Trastus Straup
Brewning
Wyoming Oil and Development Company
Rock River
Big Muddy
Lance Creek
Douglas oil prospects and wildlife notes in Wyoming
A Douglas field update highlights Reliance and Big Indian Oil Company's drilling near Wall Creek sands, with predicted pay, and Penn Petroleum testing twelve miles out as investors rally to a nascent Wyoming oil boom. Yellowstone Raiders report elk and other wildlife shipments to parks, trapping methods, and strict park regulations to protect wildlife, restocking streams, and penalize poaching.
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Cular
Douglas
Reliance
Indian Oil
Bartholomaw
Wall Creek
Cheyenne River Oil Company
Penn Petroleum Company
Pennsylvania
Wyoming
Mnking Dougas
Yellowstone game animals thriving in public parks
Yellowstone Park officials report increased numbers of native American game in public parks and state preserves where bison elk bear antelope and beaver were sent to recover from prior hunting losses. Despite some illegal killings, the remaining animals show healthy growth while European bison suffer near extinction amid postwar chaos and political violence in Europe.
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Yellowstone
Government of
Canada
Rockies
Domino
Hlk
Minneapolis
Minn
Kerrville
Texas
Palisades Park
New Jersey
New York City
Platt National Park
Sulphur
Oklahoma
St. Louis
Allentown
Sonora Experiment Station
Sonora
Pierre
Yellowstone National Park
Yellowstone Park
Wyo
Park
National Park Service
Europe
Count Potock
Lithuania
Byelovitsa
Belgian Soldiers Rampage at Brussels Chamber of Deputies
Thousands of Belgian soldiers massed outside the chamber to press for a war lump sum, broke police lines, invaded the chamber, and clashed with deputies. Doors were broken, ushers shoved, and banners waved as ministers and deputies struggled to quell the unrest. About 150 demonstrators were arrested and later released. more than 20,000 hounds support hunting in England and Scotland.
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Brussels
Chamber of Deputies
Max
Huhin
England
Scotland
Kansas Praries Yield Second Largest Wheat Crop in History
Kansas prairies this year face a bumper harvest with a projected half a billion dollars from wheat and corn combined. Reports describe vast fields in Menlo and across Thomas County, crowds of harvest machinery, and shortages of rail freight cars delaying movement. Emergency storage buildings rise as transport constraints loom.
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Kansas City
Great
Sanlt Prairies
Kansas
Menlo
Thomas County
Allen
Weather Report for Cheyenne Wyoming
Cheyenne Wyoming weather for twenty four hours ending 6 pm shows a mean temperature of 68 degrees for the date with a 2 degree drop in the last twenty four hours. Highest temperature 79 degrees reached at 1 pm and the lowest 57 degrees at 6 am. Precipitation total since January 1 amounts to .02 inches with normal precipitation at 9.71 to 10.17 inches for the period. Wind shifted from NW at 8 to NE at 6 during the day with an average wind velocity of 5.4 miles yesterday. Relative humidity varied from 78 percent at 6 am to 43 percent at 6 pm.
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Siac A. m
Lincoln Highway Report Tracks Vary Across Wyoming Routes
Detailed highway notes cover Lincoln, Yellowstone, and related routes from Pine Bluffs to Laramie, with segments graded good to fair, some rough stretches near Weld County flats, Pole Creek caution, and new grading near Casper. Side trips include Granger to Kemmerer and Manville to Lusk. A desert truth about alms mentions water presence.
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Lincoln
Pine Bluffs
Laramie
Bosler
Lookout
Medicine Bow
Walcott
Rawlins
Point of Rocks
Rock Springs
Bridger
Railroad Arch
Hvanston
Ogden
Granger
Kemmerer
Cokeville
Opal
Big Piney Fair
Pine
Shoshoni
Manville
Lusk
Salt Creek Road
Riverton
Lander
Wheatland
Torrington
Local snippets from Frontier Days era Cheyenne notes
State Dairy, Food and Oil Commissioner Greenbaum enjoys an outing at Centennial. J A Kirkpatrick advertises real estate and insurance. Edward Keefe visits his grandfather in Laramie. George Cook promotes interior painting services. University of Wyoming professors return from Frontier Days. W W Dumm runs for Coroner on the Republican ticket. Milford Connecticut visitors attend Frontier Days. Auto top work advertised by Hobbs Huckseladt Finkbinder. Union Pacific Coal service flag displayed at American National Bank. Union Trius Co offers savings at good rates. Martin Cahill of United Mine Workers visits from Rock Springs. Express and baggage service available.
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Union Pacific Coal Company
American National Bank
Carnegie Library To Reopen Monday
The Carnegie library will not open to the public until Monday morning as painters and decorators finish work. The library proper and reading rooms will be completed and cleaned by then. Patrons will be welcomed Monday morning as usual, and all meetings scheduled this week should be postponed until next week per the board and librarian.
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Carnegie Library
Board of Trustees
Dramatic Patent Remedy Ad Promises Fast Relief
An advertisement for a patent medicine claims the product relieves long lasting obstinate health issues in eight to five days with no harm or work interference. It touts double strength at three dollars and offers a free booklet. Printed by Dr C B Bouthington Remedy in Oklahoma Kansas City MO.
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C. B. Bouthington
Kansas City
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Cheyenne Civic League of Colored People
Miarse Henry Sure Chriio
Bill Shakespeare Play
Christopheir Marlowe
Converse
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Upton
Chamber OF Deputiees
Rouge House
Weather Report
State Dairy, Food and Oil Commissioner
Greenbaum
Centennial
J. A. Kirkpatrick
Carey Aye
Edward Keefe
Elmer Keefe
Qgheyenne
M. P. Jeefe
Geo. Cook
G. B. Knapp
J. R Coxen
Davies
University of Wyoming
Hudson
W. 16Th
W. W. Dumm
William B. McCarthy
Holtcomb
Connecticut
Milford
Conn
Hobbs Huckseladt & Finkbinder
Union Trius Co
Martin Cahill
United Mine Workers of America
Geo. P. Knight
W.w.dumm
Carey Ave
Orles Tesco
Jota
Atha
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