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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1910
Page
12
The article notes a perceived shift in Mayor Peter S. Cook's approach to regulatory bans and appointments. It questions whether his restraint signals compliance with state law and city charter, suggesting a dawning realization that modern governance requires adherence to formal statutes.
The article weighs public reaction to the deaths of Edward and Leopold, contrasting their legacies and moral reputations. It also discusses Brandeis’s critique of the Wickersham letter, calls for access to original records, and questions presidential honesty amid partisan pressure.
The Raminger controversy centers on Brandeis and the Wickersham letter cited by Taft to justify Glavis’ dismissal from federal service. Processors seek evidence to show the Wickersham letter predated Taft’s finding and that the letter was later retrofitted to mislead the public.
The Maden Wood branch of the M. W. af A. invites all members and families to attend day services at the Read Gong tonal church next Sunday at 11 o clock AM. Wear carnations in memory of mother.
Local listing shows James Bros Baseball Supplies with address at Central Market and mentions Spotal Machine Ice Holsham and Bagon in connection with the business.
Prominent Cheyenne officials and citizens discuss duties of farmers to adopt scientific agricultural methods. The article notes claims by grocers of unfair practices and urges education of agricultural districts to modern techniques in July reports.
The article reports on a Cheyenne meeting where farmers demand a square deal in selling produce and call for equitable distribution of profits from dry farming. John T. Burns outlines plans for a Wyoming State Dry Farming congress with a July convention, involving Gov. Brooks and officials from the state university and Industrial Club.
A local ad proclaims satisfaction from patrons of a dyeing and scouring shop offering treatment for stockings laces gloves and other women’s wear. It notes few complaints and frequent praise and invites customers to try their services with a listed brand.
A historical notice outlines a multi day gathering with sessions each morning and afternoon including speeches and social games. It mentions an auto trip to an eastern farm and Port Muswell for a demonstration, election of offers, and a next meeting site. The plan aims to ensure equal convention security and a final night session with decisions on attendance and future dates.
Builders attention promotes stock of seasoned lumber in any size or grade for house factory fence or barn work. Inside or outside use, prices cut a figure as one reason to choose. Comes with options over a phone for quick selections.
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