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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1909
Page
4
The piece celebrates a year of uniform development across Wyoming from Chalk Bluffs to the Three Tetons, Evanston to Devil's Tower. It notes advances in mines, ranches, railroads, farms, reservoirs, ditches, schools, municipalities and other improvements expanding wealth and utilization of resources statewide.
State and federal authorities pursue range raiders land swindlers and legal fencers as Wyoming moves toward full obedience to the law. The old rustler paid and stage hold up are fading memories while vigilance committees have vanished. The law at last trials the remaining lawless and bends toward order.
A Wyoming article discusses procrastination, arguing that delaying actions harms both individuals and workers. It contrasts procrastinators with those who adopt promptness, noting that delaying tasks prevents success and fosters self pity rather than accountability.
A historical note on Cheyenne growth patterns shows pessimists predicted a growth limit a decade ago but actual expansion continued yearly. Optimists joined the development boom as business and real estate values rose, while a minority remained skeptical about further progress.
The article argues Cheyenne will continue to grow with Park addition development and new plats, noting limited-area expansion yet future profitability for home builders. It criticizes compulsory arbitration debates, and humorously questions this year’s seasonal limits as Cheyenne faces three upcoming seasons.
A garbled string of names and places from a Winnipeg dispatch covers wheat prices in Canada, Patten’s influence in the U S, Lincoln’s dry laws, Presbyterian delegates, Tillman tariff talks, Thermopolis water issues, and Jim McCloud. The piece hints at sentiment and political tension without clear narratives or outcomes.
The Indians meet the Post team from Fort Russell at 3 p m today after a one run win over Fort Russell last Sunday. Mahoney makes first appearance in two years as pitcher and Roy Kellogg seeks a tryout at first base or outfield with Sorala. Weather may force postponement but seating is under cover to protect against rain or snow.
Keefe and Cass Brothers, a contracting firm formed by local builders, have completed a 4000 square foot warehouse and mill near Cheyenne’s western railroad tracks. The facility includes modern wool working machinery and a large lumber yard with Colorado & Southern rail access, already securing multiple building contracts.
Brief item notes a baseball game today at Port Hassell Park and mentions Indiand vn Port Hassell Postram p. .
Reports from Cheyenne and surrounding areas cover a fine of fifteen dollars for an altercation, a store relocation near the courthouse, charity and club notes, police helmet plans, fresh produce offers, a notable funeral at First Baptist, power line pole replacements, wells drilled for water, a mix-up trunk incident, upcoming stockmen meeting in Wheatland with officials addressing industry topics, Greek Archbontis funeral, and Bishop Nathe’s Wyoming visit and lecture schedule.
Cheyenne police seek C. H. Humphries of Denver for allegedly robbing Miss Milne Hayward, promised bride, of over 100 dollars after sharing a hotel room. Hayward, 30, described as fair complexioned with a brunette appearance, returned to Denver. Humphries, 25, tall and smooth shaven, wore a light suit and fled after promising marriage.
William Ff. Steese of Akron Ohio states he suffered years with stomach catarrh and after trying medicines and doctors found relief only after three bottles of Peruna. He reports restored appetite better digestion and plans to continue using Peruna recommending it to others with stomach troubles. The ad highlights Peruna as a trusted remedy and mentions Man-a-lin as a laxative.
Youths and boys from 8 to 19 enter Barry's Marathon to be run on Decoration Day evening. Names include several 12 year olds and teens such as Ralph Hanna 19 and Ted Pierce 12, with many others listed. A local Methodist church plans a bake sale at Capital Grocery on Saturday May 22.
Cheyenne residents are invited to use the bank this evening from 7 to 8 o'clock. Deposits will be accepted and drafts issued. Customers may deposit to pass book accounts or certificates of deposit, with the bank promoting the new privilege and convenience.
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