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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1911
Page
12
Cheyenne State Leader shows publication by The Leader Publishing Co with W. 8. Edmiston as publisher. It lists subscription rates for various terms and notes delivery details including Sunday issues and single-copy purchase options.
A potpourri of notices and observations touches California recall, Wyoming suffrage, and Nevada politics. References range from Loretta’s Looking Glass and Jack London to Cheyenne’s growth, canal comparisons, and Mexican frontier dispatches amid a broad, lightly connected editorial voice.
The piece argues that US aims are guided not by the nation’s will but by Taft administration advisers. It notes American troops massed on the Mexican frontier and emphasizes the influence of officials over military actions.
A State Leader feature notes Cheyenne's business district growth with nearly one million dollars invested in real property this year. Expansion runs in three directions, aided by Capitol avenue Ferguson street and Thames street. Central Avenue now anchors the busiest new construction as rail yards restrict growth.
The record notes Cheyenne has grown quickly over the past decade with accelerated expansion in the last year. It cites urban dynamism and business development as clear signs of increasing metropolitanism and prosperity.
After the fourth race a selling event for monoplanes ends with an aviator accusing the winner of fouling. He claims a man dropped a monkey wrench on his wing from the back stretch. The Rajah of Applecore greets the new arrival at the state hospital with humor and questions.
Finnigan argues against a sugar trust fine while Finherty calls the idea foolish. The exchange reflects fear that government penalties could push sugar prices higher for consumers.
Poem celebrates children’s joy and beauty with imagery of music sunshine and laughter. It laments grownups losing wonder while children illuminate hearts with their gaze and questions. The verse frames childhood as a divine, comforting presence that softens weariness.
Progressive Democrats oppose W C Adamson Georgia senior Democrat on the Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee for the chair. They say his views on government supervision of railroads ships and telegraph lines clash with party progressives. He argues constitutional limits and cites Hepburn Manty Elking acts and pure food law as state sovereignty invasions.
Advertisement urges customers to bring old hats and materials to the New Idea Millinery at 160 Capitol Phope for updated hats in the latest style.
New York report on the trial of George H. Munroe for mailing fraud shows Advisory Board members testifying about stock subscriptions and rebates. Witnesses described no stock delivery to buyers, misrepresented profits, and plans for a bootblacking chain with distinct roles.
Counts in the Indictment specify a maximum penalty of five years' imprisonment and a $5 000 fine for each count.
An advertisement from F A Will of San Francisco recalls 40 years of eczema suffering and claims rapid relief after using less than one bottle of Oil of Wintergreen Thymes D D D Prescription. A 26 cent bottle is suggested.
Readable text shows a promotional line for a remedy promising instant relief within ten seconds from Palace Phev Drug Co. The fragment mentions a drug and a company, suggesting an old advertisement style.
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