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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1912
Page
12
A morning prayer asks for courage to face joys and sorrows, to make and keep friends, share happiness, learn from failures, live an ideal life, cherish loving relationships, banish gloom, and keep business honest while remaining optimistic and helpful today. attributed to Edward Droler.
The article argues farming will become a scientific, expanding vocation driven by population growth and rising demand. It foresees land consolidation, western land opening, and a shift toward smaller, more numerous farms with advanced tillage and machinery boosting productivity and land values. It notes urban life drawing closer as communities grow.
The War Department reported on the 3rd that 4,000 rifles and 1,000,000 rounds were sold to arm volunteers and guards organized by plantation owners to defend property against insurrectionists amid conflicting dispatches on rebel strength.
The Tri-Weekly News declares a non partisan stance and pledges to keep politics out of its pages. Amid a warmer campaign period the paper aims to align with Cheyenne public interests and avoid partisan framing.
A nostalgic study of frugal wardrobe tricks from grandmothers detailing revamping worn gowns into smart outfits. It recalls techniques like swapping tops and bottoms, adding darts, and reversing parts to create modern looks. The piece praises domestic ingenuity and urges more thrift in the face of rising living costs.
A Denver District Court judge appointed a receiver for the Denver Jaramie and North line after a lengthy hearing. Stockholders invested four million dollars and creditors were served, but he also named his own bailiff with a ten thousand dollar bond. The Denver Times calls the move alarming.
Hank reports on Warren's sway in Washington, noting Taft’s nomination troubles and Roosevelt’s fate. He recalls urging Purshin to stay with his Konnekeluns in the Philippines, and describes Senate reactions to Warren as a driven, energetic figure.
A humorous tale describes Senators recruiting a favor for Wiomin as a Shian member wins influence. Warn allegedly negotiates a two million token concession to secure support, while the crowd reacts with mixed respect and laughter as the scene shifts around the building.
State presses call for strong leadership to improve roads across Wyoming. Cheyenne volunteer Fred Hoffman oversees road work with minimal cost, while state and county associations contribute without pay. The piece lauds local ministers and wind supporters and urges Moses figures to mobilize and direct the effort.
Cheyenne residents with autos plan to travel to Burns and Pine Bluffs for Independence Day festivities and parades. The paper notes many lack vehicles and suggests arrangements to ensure Cheyenne citizens still enjoy a joyful patriotic program at home.
Report claims a brutal killing of six family members and two neighbor girls in Villiaca Iowa last Sunday with no motive yet found. The case is likened to Colorado Springs and Monmouth murders as investigators seek a possible homicidal maniac.
A fragmented dispatch touts Rocheator New York as a growing inland city between New York and Buffalo with 300000 residents. 45000 employed in manufacturing across about 20 lines. It urges booster activity, mentions a Kenyon speaking in Chicago, and hints at a Chautauqua theme and drugstore promotions.
Harvey Parker begins two concrete silos on June 11 and 18 near Evans. A Weld County Commercial Club meeting at Parker ranch will discuss silage feeding with Prof. Hinman and others from the Agricultural College and Prof. Risser of the dairy department. Transportation offered from Camfield hotel at 1 pm for a 2 pm start. all interested invited. free admission and promises of Weld County’s prospect.
The discussion outlines two options to attract young girls to a meeting. The first favors buffragette tactics to engage youth, while the second questions whether refreshments or male attendance would draw more interest, ending with a note on life.
Harrie A Be of the Boston Ladies' Tailoring Co. has travelled to New York to select new materials. He plans to purchase woolens matching patron requirements while Miss Stich oversees the shop during his absence.
A reflection on love by Montaigne noting an inexplicable fate and a bond that cannot be explained by reason. The speaker emphasizes that love exists because of the beloved and because of the self, beyond expression.
A series of local declarations list candidates for Democratic nominations in Laramie County. Sam M Thompson seeks County and Prosecuting Attorney, and Frank B Roach and Peter R Warlaumont announce Sheriff candidacies. Fred Bohnstedt runs for Justice of the Peace in Cheyenne. Wilfrid O Leary and William Dunstans names appear for County Commissioner roles, all subject to August 20 primaries.
Ray K. Olds, who has served as deputy for two years, announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for County Treasurer, subject to the August primary.
The State Leader Want Ads acts as an intermediary for both buyers and sellers offering three-line ads at a rate of 25 cents per insertion, repeated three times.
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