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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1911
Page
4
The issue discusses Mexico's Diaz cabinet, Taft era politics, and a Denver Colorado deadlock. It notes the Diaz resignation, rising naval ambitions, and remarks on figures like Carter and Roosevelt while praising Cheyenne’s wind and civic effort.
Winter recedes and spring brings a green carpet as Wyoming anticipates a strong 1911. Analysts forecast steady growth across dry farming, irrigation, livestock, rail and mining sectors, with improvements in urban and rural economies. The year is pictured as a potential banner period for the state’s industrial output.
The piece argues the Carey addition plat may threaten the Cheyenne automobile speedway. It notes no plan shows preserving the speedway within the addition and urges including a provision to maintain the race course portion. It calls preservation costs reasonable and urges future meets to keep the speedway intact.
A telephone exchange between a notee and a doctor humorously questions Mr. Bender’s recovery. The physician notes improvement by day two and suggests riding a horse for appetite, while the patient half-jokingly laments cost.
A garbled historical passage questions whether Patrick Henry originated the phrase give me liberty or give me death. The text instead wanders through reflections on liberty, marriage, and human emotion with many illegible sections and misread names.
A reader questions the division of an estate claiming the widow is entitled to a third share and mentions possible second and third allocations. The remark reflects concerns over customary or legal entitlements in property distribution.
Child narrates longing for guidance from Jesus God amid a family marked by poverty and alcohol. Jim pledges better conduct, hoping to be worthy of a future with Christ. Roscoe Gilmore Stott. Pate Ralte at Sherman wa
Edward Terry and company presented Sweet Lavender at Capitol Avenue Theatre to a tepid crowd. The cast included Dick Phenyl played by Edward Terry and Geoffrey Wedderburn by Robert Pateman, with mixed reviews for several performers. The show offered old time melodrama rather than fresh comedy, and next at the Capitol Avenue will be The Man of the Hour on Thursday.
Bert Brunning in pink performs songs and jokes alongside Gene Lewis the college boy vaudeville act. Neher and Kappel, famed roller skating champions, are part of a lively program with Prof Dunn and the Little Orchestra delivering brisk acts and comic routines at the popular playhouse.
The Atlas hosts Steinloff and Co with an exceptionally fine bill featuring standout throwers and novelty acts. Don’t miss this engaging vaudeville showcase.
The Capitol Avenue theatre offers The Man of the Hour by George Broadhurst next Thursday. The play ran a year at New York's Savoy and centers on machine politics and graft amid a love story. Bennett, a rich young mayoral hopeful, refuses a franchise bill, faces pressure, but wins love and honor through integrity.
Adjutant General M C Barkwell of the Wyoming National Guard received a War Department request for selecting two militia officers. The communication signals forthcoming appointments and outlines the process for choosing qualified candidates.
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