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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1912
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR shows partial names and a subscription rates section for mail delivery in Cheyenne. Mentions Mali Matted and Clark Alex with miller and president roles, plus business manager and subscription rates per year and per month for mail by mall or carrier.
The Tribune defends a land spy network and attacks critics while discussing Representative Lafferty’s congress remarks on escalating funding. The piece links the program to carpetbaggers, Homestead Act enforcement, and Taft’s tariff policy as the 1912 political debate heats up.
Taft bears blame for woolen tariff faults tied to the Payne-Aldrich law. Once pledging broad reductions in 1908 and 1909 he signed the bill amid patines claiming limited compliance and later condemned the wool and woolen rates as indefensible. He admitted the ten schedules should have been lowered more.
The piece argues that Republican optimism hinges on whether the Democratic National Convention nominates a candidate acceptable to the party base. It notes Wilson is favored by many Democrats, but the two thirds rule could curb his bid. It also considers bargaining in Chicago and Baltimore influences on the final choice.
Ground is broken for a new nine story office building at 18th and Carey, touted as the state’s biggest project this year. The Cheyenne plans promise nine months of work, attract investors, revive the city economy, and uplift local morale as Citiz en National Bank receives praise for leading the effort.
A reader posts a string of humorous and provocative questions about gender roles voting motherhood and social norms. The piece invites answers with a mock prize of seats or a medal for correct responses, reflecting a satirical challenge.
A State Press piece argues for recalling corrupt judges and recalls to remove lawmakers influenced by the Warren machine. It criticizes editor Crawford and calls Wyoming journalism corrupt and bribed by political favors, labeling it false and prostitutes.
Saratoge Sun criticizes Grand Encampment Herald editor Drury for opposing Senator Warren's bid for re election recalling past aid to Warren and postmaster appointment. The piece portrays a shift in Drury's stance from earlier supportive ties to current opposition.
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A reader from Saratoga Wye shares alfalfa growing tips at 7500 feet. They warn well prepared sand beds, deep pulverized soil, spring sowing after frost, and seeding rates 12 to 16 pounds per acre with irrigation when soil dries. They note alfalfa succeeds in the area with proper preen drill sowing 10 to 12 pounds per acre.
The passage discusses higher sowing density to ensure good land use and notes issues with a wheelbar row feeder for grass sod and alfalfa seed, as it seeds too shallowly and does not press soil. It also mentions T. B. Pluck and perseverance likely deciding the Leader's circulation campaign prizes.
Notice of incorporation in Cheyenne Wyoming on March 13, 1912. The Loyal Gold Mining and Milling Company is formed to do general mining operations with capital stock of 500000 dollars, ten million shares at five cents par, and a fifty year term of existence.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a corporate notice listing jurisdictions Wyoming Denver Colorado and various individuals including Paley Wb Emily McKinnhan and John Charley with an agent for service and a street address 12-Brosawhet Block 17th 5 my enne, unclear due to errors. The readable items suggest a company under directors and election of first officers.
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