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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1911
Page
8
The Sunday State Leader of Cheyenne discusses Arbor Day plans and civic improvement, notes on Mexico and Diaz cabinet resignations, Taft era politics, naval arms race, and Colorado politics. It mentions editorial opinions on Johnson Burns Roosevelt and public life transitions, with local climate remarks.
Promises of a productive year in Wyoming are described as a threshold moment for the state. The forecast anticipates continued progress across dry farming, irrigation, livestock, railroads, and mining, with both urban and rural sectors contributing to an impressive economic expansion.
The article argues that platting Carey addition may threaten preserving Cheyenne’s famed speedway segment. It notes no clear plan to protect the circuit and urges provisions to continue racing events. It emphasizes Cheyenne’s worldwide advertising value from speedway meets and the likely modest cost to preserve the four wire track.
A brief dialogue on patient recovery with a doctor and a notee discussing Mr Bender who is showing signs of improvement sooner than expected. A humorous exchange about using a horse to improve appetite and days of rest follows with quips about cost and effectiveness.
Fragmented OCR text questions if Patrick Henry originated the phrase give me liberty or give death and ponders its impact on humanity. The garbled lines mix dramatic speakers and weather imagery, making the source unreadable and unresolved.
Fragmentary lines reference a widow and disputes over entitlements. The text hints at third and second shares or sums related to Arat but details are unclear.
A child narrator addresses Jesus and a mission man, recalling fear and poverty. The speaker vows to seek guidance and kindness, hoping to live better when a father returns home drunk. Roscoe Gilmore Stott is credited with the piece.
Ed ward Terry leads a mixed cast in Sweet Lavender at Capitol Avenue theatre. Critics note melodrama over comedy and tepid audience response despite fine acting by Robert Pateman and several ensemble members. Next up is The Man of the Hour for Thursday.
Bert Brunning in pink presents latest songs and jokes with Gene Lewis and vau deville as a fashionable single act. Neher and Kappel, hailed as world champion skaters, join Prof Dunn and the Little Orchestra for a top billed show at the popular play house with lively comic pieces and lively performances throughout.
The act Steinloff & Co brings an exceptionally fine bill to the Atlas theater in vaudeville novelty showings.
The Capitol Avenue theatre presents The Man of the Hour by George Broadhurst next Thursday. The drama centers on machine politics graft and a street railway franchise scam with a love story. Bennett refuses the graft, saves his sweetheart and fortune, and wins the mayoral race.
Adjutant General M C Barkwel of the Wyoming National Guard announced a War Department request to select two militia officers. The communication outlines criteria and process for appointment, with details pending further guidance from the department.
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