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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1910
Page
4
The article questions Mayor Peter S. Cook’s approach to term limits and appointments amid opposition from Sweet and Gates. It suggests recent actions may reflect evolving compliance with municipal and state law and a possible shift toward restricting mayoral power.
The article compares public reaction to the deaths of Edward and Leopold, arguing Edward was seen as a humane king while Leopold’s sins branded him immoral. It discusses public opinion, moral judgments, and political controversy surrounding the Taft era and Wickersham letters, plus calls to release records.
The article details a heated dispute over Brandeis and the Wickersham letter linked to Taft's decision to remove Glavis from federal service. It notes Triande ly seeks to prove the letter's timing and use, arguing the letter was prepared later to mislead when publicly released.
All members of the Maden Wood Wen of America and their families are asked to attend day services at the Reed Gong tonal church next Sunday at 11 o clock. A carnations memory of mother is requested.
An advertisement lists James Bros offering baseball supplies at Central Market. It mentions products from SPROTAL and Ice Holsham and Bagon, highlighting a selection for players and teams shopping for equipment.
Prominent officials urge Cheyenne business and farming communities to educate farmers in scientific methods. J T Carpenter and others advocate fair treatment by grocers and discuss late July meetings and agricultural districts education initiatives.
Citizens in Laramie county hear from John T Burns of the National Dry Farming congress about a state dry farming association. George Brooks and state officials discuss plans for a Wyoming Dry Farming Congress convention in Cheyenne on July 26 and 27 with delegates from agricultural and commercial groups to address fair distribution of profits and local market issues.
A small notice from a dyeing and finishing shop invites customers to have slike natinsg laces Linots and gloves dyed or cleaned. It claims few complaints and frequent praise and promotes boda Lox gamawelt as a product.
A fragmented notice outlines a multi day convention with meetings Wednesday morning and afternoon sessions, a Thursday auto trip to a demonstration farm east of the city and Port Muswell, and an election of offers. It mentions social games, speeches, and a general division. The text references a convention year follow up and the aim to secure equal access to the annual meeting, with details about sign painting at Sherman Co and a Palacy Pharmacy event.
Builders urge selection from their well cared for stock of seasoned lumber for all heavy timber needs. Inside or outside work includes houses factories fences or barns. Prices quoted by phone or in person are presented as reasons to buy.
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