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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1912
Page
2
Letters from Mrs. George Parker of Menasha Wisconsin and Mrs. I D Hayes of Baltimore Maryland praise Peruna as a reliable remedy for catarrh colds grippe sore throat nervous headaches and coughs with repeated claims of dramatic relief and daily use for children once a bottle is in the home.
A historical report recalls the Wyoming blizzard of March 1878, comparing it to the 1874 storm. It describes ten foot drifts in Cheyenne, two feet in Fort Russell quarters, rail lines blocked for days, roofs crushed, schools closed, and multiple deaths and rescues. It notes entombed residents, stranded trains, and remarkable acts of improvisation by residents and soldiers.
Cacket bouquets wreaths crosses and funeral offerings crafted from fresh flowers in tasteful combinations. Emphasis on careful selection and packing for out of town deliveries to arrive fresh and unbruised. If time is short, wire two will ship on the first train.
Washington correspondent outlines the Taylor system of scientific shop management. The piece notes questions about efficiency gains versus worker hardship, cites congressional scrutiny, and summarizes findings of a special committee on speedups, layoffs, and individual treatment of workers.
Mr J S Bartlett of The Leader plans a several week vacation to write magazine articles under contract. He will visit Old Fort Laramie to photograph buildings including Old Bedlam for a history piece and draft Our Land Laws and Their Administration comparing US laws with Canada Mexico Australia. Leo G Schenck to fill Bartlett’s paper duties starting Monday after arriving from Weston county.
The excerpt explains that money must be spent before changes lower coal costs. It suggests workers receive higher wages initially to push the fastest pace, but ultimately perform more work for the same pay. The system sets a standard time for first class workers and ties bonuses and penalties to meeting that time.
A campaign signals strong early backing for its preferred candidate with broad volunteer activity and organized outreach from launch. Local volunteers mobilize door knocks and phone banks while supporters coordinate events to build visibility before the primary.
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