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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1911
Page
4
The Cheyenne State Leader from The Leader Publishing Co. lists W. 8. Edmiston as publisher. It notes second class mail status and period rates for subscriptions including monthly and yearly terms.
A jumble of opinions and notes covers California recall, Wyoming and Nevada suffrage, Las Angeles censorship, and Cheyenne growth. References include Loretta’s Looking Glass, Jack London, and political figures, with scattered remarks on Mexican frontiers and Panama prospects.
The piece argues that not the United States itself but Taft era advisers will steer U S actions as troops gather on the Mexican frontier, stressing official influence over military course and independence in policy decisions.
The State Leader reports Cheyenne's business district growth with nearly a million dollars invested in real property over the past year. Expanding corridors include Sixteenth and Seventeenth streets Capitol avenue Ferguson street and Eddy street as a new wave of office and store buildings rise. Rail yards block a further expansion direction and Central avenue emerges as a major new commercial artery.
The city has grown rapidly in the past decade with accelerated expansion in the last year. Economic indicators show Cheyenne's increasing metropolitan character and robust business development, reflecting rising prosperity and development.
After the fourth race a seller’s dispute erupts with an aviator claiming foul play. He alleges a rival dropped a monkey wrench on his left wing on the back stretch. The scene shifts to the state hospital as quirky characters greet the newcomer.
Finnigan and Finherty clash over a possible sugar trust fine. Finnigan fears a million dollar penalty could drive higher prices. Finherty calls his rival a fool while defending consumer interests against government action.
A lyrical meditation on children’s music sunshine and innocent gaze. The author evokes bright eyes dimples and ringlets, noting how childhood lifts spirits and brings smiles, kisses, and wonder to adults.
Progressive Democrats oppose Georgia Representative W C Adamson for the chair of the interstate and foreign commerce committee. They say his constitutional views on government supervision of railroads steamships telegraphs and telephones clash with party advances. They label him a mossback for resisting the Hepburn Manty Elking and pure food laws.
Local shop advertises hat making from customer’s old materials at Capitol Avenue Phope 1346. Offer highlights modern styles and improved fit using reclaimed fabrics.
Testimony from the Advisory Board of the United States Shoe Shining company reveals plans for a nationwide chain and stock rebates. Witnesses including John Lordi and Dr. Harris Smith describe purchases of large blocks of stock and misnamed executives. Prosecutors claim Munroe used the mails to defraud while defenders prepare their response as the trial progresses.
The document states that counts in the Indictment carry a maximum penalty of five years' imprisonment and a $5,000 fine per count.
San Francisco resident F A Will recounts forty years of eczema misery and claims relief after using less than one bottle of Oil of Wintergreen Thymes D D D Prescription. The ad urges trying a 26 cent bottle and promises certain knowledge of cure.
Ad copy touts immediate relief and absolute felief within ten seconds. Palace Pharmacy and Drug Co. is listed with the distributor names, suggesting a promotional medical product.
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