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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1910
Page
4
A Western State Leader urges motorists to curb reckless driving and ensure front lamps at night. The piece cites near misses in main streets, notes a lax attitude among drivers, and calls for enforcement to prevent harsh measures while promoting responsible piloting of vehicles.
Discussion of Secretary Wilson and federal conservation aims arguing resources should benefit the people, balance between preservation and development, and that state residents have priority in local resources. It asserts Colorado’s rights and that the federal government remains a trustee respecting state needs.
Citizens of those states are the best guardians of all forms of natural wealth that fall under their jurisdiction in Denver Republican coverage.
A reflective fragment on aging and tears contrasts youth and old age, describing time by sorrow and inner soul color rather than outward years. The speaker equates a life measured by tears with a rosary from cross to crown, concluding that tears guide toward steadfastness. NOTICE THE CARPENTERS Carpenters' Union Local 469 will hold a special meeting Tuesday evening June 14, 1910, at Sherman Co.
Detroit EMF Company and other major makers abandon track competition after a Detroit factory review of the Indianapolis race rules. They argue many entrants used heavily modified stock cars with fancy equipment, undermining genuine stock performance and fair judging by actual outputs.
Local weather data shows a 24 hour period ending 6 PM June 11 with a maximum of 74 degrees and a minimum of a single-digit or unclear degree. Precipitation listed as none.
Washburn, the artilleryman, who publically flashed his revolver in the business district Friday night, was fined 12 dollars in police court yesterday afternoon. W. McFall, convicted of drunkenness and disorderly conduct, was fined 10 dollars and ordered to leave the city.
City feature notes Boston as a center for international education and cultural exchange with plans for neighborhood excursions. The piece sketches a vision of scholarly events and metropolitan life attracting visitors and residents alike.
A garbled notice offers seasoned lumber in various sizes and grades for inside or outside construction. It hints at stock readiness and prices, urging readers to inquire by May or by phone for options and figures.
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