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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1916
Page
4
An editorial tribute extols the mother as the supreme guidance from cradle to grave. It lauds her as mentor, confidant, and moral force shaping character, from tenderness in childhood to courage in adulthood, and frames love as the core drive of life.
The piece notes rising interest in using convict labor for public highway work in Wyoming sparked by Governor Kendrick and strong outcomes last season. It cites Kansas City Star commentary on convict road labor, Missouri costs, and broader national discussion, then briefly mentions federal cases and sheriff selections as context.
The letter advocates reshaping borders to create a new Nebraska Wyoming boundary region. It argues territory of about 24 000 square miles could be annexed and that Cheyenne should be capital, with benefits from irrigation and new institutions. It mentions easier travel between Cheyenne and Sheridan and reduces train waits in Sidney.
The passage argues for easing church discipline on secular pleasures like dancing cards and theatergoing. It contends modern society has reduced stigma around these amusements and emphasizes individual responsibility over rigid rules. It warns that church actions should reflect trust in members and avoid gossip, untruths, or coercive control.
A Wit and Wisdom column mocks old time figures with medical quips about stomach aches and plasters. It cites a Outlook writer predicting Wilson or a Republican winning in fall elections. The piece cites The Larami Republican and quotes verse about life and time.
Miss Misa Hdith TH. Kitching, who refused a $40,000 bequest from her uncle Francis Ripley on grounds of tainted fortune, is rethinking acceptance after months of pressure and a flood of letters. Ripley, a long time bank clerk and moneylender, left about $119,000 in assorted bequests amid an estate valued near $200,000, with Kitching as sole legal heir.
A clipped comment discusses the senate passed rural credit bill, arguing it could lower interest rates for land owning farmers and stimulate production. Critics say the measure favors landowners, offering credit only on real estate up to half land value, leaving tenant farmers with little chance to own. Ned Ted: ON THE FIELD Wish I was in your shoes. Why so? Mine leak.
The Burns Herald urges development of Wyoming water power from mountain streams as gasoline costs rise. It warns against the Shields bill in Congress that would hand water power to big interests and calls on residents and landowners to protest, noting Pinchot support and the Perris bill as a partial alternative.
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