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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1912
Page
4
Wyoming residents confront a seed shortage after two poor years. The Farm Board and local banks are urged to provide loans to buy seed for wheat oats barley rye corn sorghum and millet. Civic clubs should assess needs, and counties must act quickly to avoid idle land and ensure a bountiful spring.
Captain A B Chesham becomes commander of the Cheyenne Salvation Army after Adjutant Quant Captain A KE Chesham retires from Ogden Utah. The Cheyenne corps plans reorganizing and new barracks if suitable new quarters are found. The article notes charitable work aiding the unemployed and housing fits, with broader Salvation Army efforts praised.
In Tennessee polling of fifty four Democratic newspapers, Woodrow Wilson leads with thirty five first choices and broad editor support. Harmon ranked second with ten first choices, Clark third, and Bryan, Underwood, Folk also noted among smaller backing.
The Wisconsin State Journal portrays William Jennings Bryan as a brave, incorruptible defender of the common people. It contrasts his dedication with Republican divisions, predicting a Democratic victory from the clash of rival Republican leaders.
The Leader editor lauds modern picture houses for their broad appeal and low cost. Censored films uplift audiences with good sentiment, moral tone, and pleasant surroundings. They provide music and seating that brighten dull days and offer escape from temptation for many to leave with a cheerful outlook.
A Democratic caucus endorses income tax and a citizen relief bill, predicting passage in both houses and presidential endorsement. Together they move about 50 million from consumption to income to ease burdens.
A handwritten 1912 Wyoming missive from Hank Hankins Doe to Ezra in Cheyenne discusses fraud claims, political influence, and plans to run for governor. The writer complains about editors, notes coal sales interest to Fort Russell, and boasts of intimidation and changing clothes after store visits while urging support from local communities.
In Deadwood South Dakota March 12 the county game warden reports deer in the Black Hills foothills are dying from ravenous wolves and coyotes. Snow and weak deer hunger leave hoofed prey vulnerable as coyotes attack rearward. four deer carcasses were found in Limestone Gulch with similar evidence elsewhere.
We extend heartfelt thanks for kindness and sympathy during our bereavement. D O Kelly Oneda Alton and grandchildren. A candy treat of 10 cents or more at Noahs Ark the 6 10 15 and 25 cent store of Cheyenne for each child.
Keefe Hall hosts Cahill Orchestra for a Friday only dance after the game by C. A. Teams with 10 pieces performing tonight at Basket Hall.
The Colorado Stockgrowers Association holds its twelfth annual convention in Denver March 1 and 22 with Albany hotel as headquarters and convention hall as the meeting site. A complimentary smoker at the Albany on March 21 and a dinner for the executive committee are planned, amid expectations of active trading and stock cattle price insights for spring delivery. About 30 local associations will send delegates. Saint Patrick’s Day falls on Sunday this year.
The fortieth annual Wyoming Stock Growers Association meeting will be held in Sheridan on April 2. Stockmen will discuss important topics and elect officers for the coming year. All stock men of Wyoming are urged to attend as the Sheridan Chamber of Commerce extends a cordial invitation.
Fragmentary text mentions a meeting of a growers association with references to retirees, royalty, entertainment, and a state conventor arrival. The readable items hint at a ceremonial or formal gathering with speakers and entertainment.
A brief Washington dispatch reports President Taft stating the United States will not intervene in Cuba. The Cuban minister is said to have conferred with Taft in Washington with no immediate action announced. The press notes the exchange as a cautious, nonintervention stance amid regional tensions.
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