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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1912
Page
14
State Press comments on the sugar tax proposal, arguing the bill shifts burdens to the rich, saves consumers, and reduces sugar trust profits. It notes opposition from two states and predicts limited harm to the sugar industry despite protests of job losses and industry ruin.
The piece argues the income tax and free sugar measures would benefit many, noting a Supreme Court challenge and a likely Democratic House outcome. It predicts Senate fate and a presidential veto if needed, urging Republicans to act while crediting Democrats for possible outcomes. The writer warns whichever path is chosen, the result will affect both parties and the people.
The Evanston Times notes anger over planned 100 percent postage hikes for newspapers, predicting price rises or sheriff involvement. Geo. BE Pexton visits Cheyenne to push a petition for better railroad conditions and local shop prospects for workers.
Residents advocate harmony with the railroad agenda and cooperate with the Commercial Club to improve town conditions. Mr Pexton and others express interest in advancement and hope for success through united efforts to foster Moanston Ties and better prospects.
A broad based Casper organization launches a Wyoming wide commercial club focusing on steady growth rather than quick advantage. Early aims include better roads and the creation of the Yellowstone automobile road, signaling broader development efforts.
An advertisement urges readers to use Vinci a liver and iron tonic to build strength and health before spring. It includes testimonials from M. E. Leggett of Richmond Hill and notes a money back guarantee if not satisfied, with A. E. Roedel as Cheyenne Wyoming pharmacist reference.
Advert touts Stuart's Calcium Wafers as a blood cleanser to remove pimples blotches and eruptions. Claims quick improvement as impurities are purged from blood and offers a free trial package by sending name and address to F A Stuart Co Marshall Michigan. Regular pack price is 50 cents at drug stores.
Rove Kerns, a girl who was sent out of town last November over a hold up, was arrested for forging a money order. She returned to Cheyenne from Pueblo and visited the Hostoffs with a five dollar money order. authorities notified, Ins. Wy Haase placed her in the county jail.
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