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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1916
Page
12
Editorial endorses Mr. Mondell and a rural credits bill while noting possible flaws. It praises Mondell for seeking improvements and credits public schooling reforms and a state committee for better school regulations, urging cautious optimism and continued scrutiny.
The Meeteetse community weighs the GOP path as Teddy Roosevelt and others vie for the keynote. Wyoming farmers report strong livestock prices and national peace, while citizens favor steady leadership under Woodrow Wilson and oppose unnecessary convention fight. The piece argues nominating Wilson would serve right and justice, fitting the nation’s prosperity.
The article discusses Wyoming's school laws from territorial days to statehood, noting historic legislative efforts to remedy defects in school methods and property handling, and the piecemeal approach that sometimes followed.
The passage argues that with the country flourishing and prices rising from tariffs, voters should heed the Republicans' guidance to leave tariffs alone. It stresses a prosperous economy as reason not to change policy, urging restraint as conditions improve.
The Cheyenne Tribune's front page features Roosevelt era themes and questions circling preparedness and nomination talk while the town debates lighting on the east federal building, lamp posts, and who should pay for illumination. Residents ask why the government or the utility will not illuminate the streets.
The Laramie Republican claims peace and prosperity will guide the Democratic platform while noting the Republican battle cry remains unclear. Vin Tassel of the Pioneer signals possible calls for war and regression.
A plan to construct housing for school teachers across Wyoming gains momentum. The proposal notes social and civic interest in providing living quarters for educators amid ongoing discussions in Cheyenne and other communities.
An early estimate put Kansas wheat at 16 million bushels before a sharp rise caused by a fly infestation, with current projections now around 108 million bushels as the crop responds to the pest.
The note denounces the bull moose faction for holding caucuses and committee meetings under Republican auspices. It asserts it is time to turn on the gas and call out deceitful tactics. The piece reflects partisan friction within early 20th century politics.
Congressman Mondell, after two terms in Congress, has spent four years lobbying to secure a pension for a Wyoming awan, continuing to challenge the Wilson administration in the process.
A historical note hints at a DuPont style boom tied to a powder maker. The reference suggests a broader industry surge or reaction within the powder manufacturing sector.
The text notes that the Republicans claim the cry they hear is caused by Bulgarian incursions into Macedonia, signaling a political angle on regional conflict.
Plans from Port Washington Long Island envision an American Versailles to house 2000 New York residents in a cooperative palace with a 1000 room clubhouse, steam yachts, a Montessori kindergarten, theaters, gardens, and monumental fountains. Architects Carrere Hastings and artists MacMonnies and Weir lead designs for chateau, gardens, statuary, and interior decor.
The article argues for immediate expansion of the U S navy with a proposed board budget of 791 441 207 including 604 612 179 for ships. It compares per capita costs to war expenses and emphasizes national defense insurance, foreign trade protection, and a balanced university oversight not limited to alumni. It urges swift congressional action and broader representation.
Harvard students stage a protest against what they call misrepresentation in the overseers election. The demonstration highlights concerns about student voice and fairness in university governance.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe elastic strings and tailor details with references to imperial tailors and gulls near a balai side. The text is garbled and lacks coherent events or clear individuals beyond mentions of William Allen White and tailors.
May 30 Cody, three boys Murl Coe Daniel Ingraham and Fred are raising pigs in a bid related to the Clark Cup. The brief item notes their effort and local community interest.
Kauffman and Poray crops enter a state contest under agricultural supervision. They feed young Duro piglets four to six weeks old from F A Ingraham herd, plant barley, and plan to fatten by harvest. Judges award a sterling silver trophy cup by Senator Clark, plus carpentry tools, farm manuals, livestock, and farming literature prizes.
An advertisement urges Americans to use Anuric to flush excess uric acid from the system. It claims kidney protection from overwork and links backache rheumatism gout and other pains to uric acid buildup. It cites Dr. Pierce and offers trial packs via the Invalida Hotel Buffalo and full treatment, touting the brand alongside his Pleasant Pellets and Favorite Prescription.
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