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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1910
Page
12
Citizens accuse city officials of water contamination and demand accountability as residents seek precautionary measures. The piece condemns official incompetence or recklessness and urges a serious response to protect public health.
In Cheyenne two months before Frontier Days a campaign urges residents to act as voluntary advertisers. Letters mailed from the city should mention dates, character, and invites to attend with Theodore Roosevelt as guest, leveraging personal publicity to boost the 1940 celebration.
A vivid historical tone anticipates a near encounter between Theodore Roosevelt and William Howard Taft. The piece ponders their private exchange once the public greeting is over and the two leaders reflect without onlookers or official voices.
The passage questions how Taft will reply to Wearley and Tempestuous and Trimmer, both skilled in political guile. It anticipates discussions on policy versus expediency, possible apologies or recriminations, and whether the Present will prevail over the Past as Poopevelt and Taft confront each other this week.
An essay notes how aviation shifted from a field with a few known pioneers to a broad, growing practice. It argues that routine flight performances by many aviators will become common, making today’s marvels a tomorrow’s commonplace as press coverage expands.
A quixotic poem mocks political forecasting and insider power as Rieth parodies July trends. It imagines political trials, earnings, and trusts shaping dates while weaving historic allusions to Brutus Antony and Pompey. The verse laments shifting fortunes and public appetites for prediction.
New York, June 2. Mrs Oliver H Belmont entertained members of the Vigilant association at Douglas Manor Inn on North Beach Long Island after a luncheon. The gathering included Mrs Ida Husted Harper and Mr Sydney Smith among others, with speeches and discussions on suffrage and the political climate.
The Dan 8 Park & Co sale attracted many bargain seekers as Col. Lewis oversaw brisk bidding. Jewelry and cut glass were offered at customers’ own prices, exciting onlookers with the chance to buy desirable items.
J A Belfelder, president of the Wyoming Wool Growers association from Walton, is in Cheyenne attending to business for the organization.
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