Sheridan editor Harke H. Sinclair visits The Leader
Mr. Harke H. Sinclair editor of the Sheridan Enterprise toured Cheyenne Monday and called at The Leader office. He is building a strong paper in the north part of the state and formerly worked nine years on the Omaha World-Herald, showing fluent forceful writing and influence in the recent campaign.
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World-Herald
Cheyenne Drives toward New Railway and Rural Prosperity
Wyoming communities unite to back a Bridgeport Cheyenne railway with local bonuses for a free right of way. Cheyenne capital is seen as essential to the project, with prospects for a flouring mill, dairy wealth, and irrigation driven farming across fertile farm levels near the city.
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Golden Prairie
Cheyenne
Industrial Club
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Cheyenne Club
Dooge M. Winkleman and the Wyoming railroad bills
A critical, him centered look at Dooge M. Winkleman of Converse County in the Twelfth legislature. The piece accuses him of guarding party positions while opposing railroad commission and Postal Telegraph bills, noting delayed appearances and excuses after key votes. The author frames the Tribune’s supportive portrayal as misleading.
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Dooge M. Winkleman
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Tribune
Winkleman Faces Veto and Creditrow in Legislative Row
The article recalls Governor vetoing Me, Winkleman’s measure for suspected fraud risk. A special committee drafted a revised bill with Belknap Davis and White as members. Belknap submitted, Winkleman delayed, then introduced with another member’s name. Critics say the Tribune’s Progressive label doesn’t match the record.
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Colleges urged to ease entrance rules for high schools
Clarence D. Kingsley argues for broader college entrance criteria aligning with modern high school work. He cites contradictions among 205 liberal arts colleges, noting varied credit for science and other subjects, while praising growing acceptance of practical subjects and flexible admission practices. He urges keeping doors open to motivated students who lack rigid formal requirements.
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Clarence D. Kingsley
United States Bureau of Education
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Iberal Arta
Nominations to Senate Highlight Merit Based Appointments
President Wilson sends nominations to the Senate praising John Skelton Williams for treasury service Franklin D Roosevelt for navy reformer credentials Heverly Vt Galloway and others promoted on merit to senior posts with no political backers cited in the World account
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Piano VaningDenver Music Co All works guaranteed
Piano Vaning Denver Music Co advertises all works guaranteed at 1616 Capital Avenue with contact details and service scope implied by the short listing.
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Denver Music Co
Capital Avenue
Starved and Homeless Woman Dies in City Street
An elderly woman Rosa Connelly aged 74 collapsed from starvation near Forty-second Street and Sixth Avenue. Police found $2000 in her stockings with a note stating I am Rosa Connelly No home. Death attributed to starvation and heart failure.
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Business climate remains steady with rising rail and trade
The report notes continued business activity with outdoor work and crop outlook strong. Rail traffic grows and earnings improve while clearing house returns show gains. Tariff changes seem priced in. Congress may revisit reforms. The new administration maintains stability and conservative trade stance.
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Market Notes Point to Broad Demand and Tight Supplies
The report describes steady consumer activity with no signs of overtrading. Markets show light to moderate merchandise inventories and ample opportunity for growth once uncertainty wanes.
Minnesota Plans Farmland Lending For Settlers
The state moves to ease settler hardships by lending money to farmers on long terms. Officials argue long-time loans help farms and homes grow without forcing men to endure an unequal struggle and abandonment of effort.
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Minnesota
Capital to carry on his business via long term low rate loans
The article argues for government loans at five percent to farmers, repaid in 40 semiannual payments, allowing farmers facing bad times to borrow needed funds. It claims state lending is a safe investment, earns interest, and builds wealth and prosperity.
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State builds agriculture industry and citizenship in era
Fragmented text notes a focus on state building in agriculture and industry and mentions a piano seller in the Midwest. It references a Music Co at 1616 Capitol Avenue and a generic remark about men becoming pioneers after release from restraint.
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Music Co
Capitol Avenuy
Cafeteria Dinner Hours at The Robinson Announced
The Robinson cafeteria offers daily service from 11:30 to 14:00 and 16:00 to 19:00. This schedule provides midday and evening dining windows for patrons.
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