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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1910
Page
12
A State Leader editorial urges caution on speed by motorists in the western high plains. It notes recent reckless driving, missing front lamps at night, and calls for responsible driving to prevent harsher police action. It stresses civic duty, not punishment, to curb autospeed.
A discussion of federal conservation policy stressing that public lands serve the people and should promote settlement. It argues for balanced use, safeguards against monopolies, and acknowledges regional perspectives between Eastern restraint and Western development. It asserts Colorado residents as primary stakeholders in state resources.
Citizens of those states are the best guardians of all forms of natural wealth under their jurisdiction in Denver. Republican.
Detroit based EMF Company and other manufacturers abandon entry into track competition after a Detroit factory review of Indianapolis results. The article argues that revised rules favor specially built racing cars rather than genuine stock models, citing numerous modifications and alleged fraud in presenting stock cars.
Maximum temperature 74 degrees. Minimum temperature not specified due to OCR. No precipitation reported. Plaints for Plag Day at Knights noted in brief.
Washburn, the artilleryman, who amused himself Friday night by promiscuously Crug his revolver in the business section of the city, was fined $12 in police court yesterday afternoon. W. McFall, convicted of being drunk and causing a disturbance, was fined $10 and ordered to leave the city.
Continued from page one, the article discusses Boston as a center for international education and cultural excursions in the neighborhood, highlighting its appeal to scholars and visitors.
A fragmented notice highlights seasoned lumber for interior and exterior use. It urges selecting stock for a house, fence, or barn and offers price ranges and ordering contact, date or month unspecified.
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