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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1919
Page
2
Emery Syndicate reports rapid progress and solid advance on the well project near Rawlins Wye. Officials note progress figures and completions tied to the August 25 auction action as Ferris references outcomes.
A chaotic discourse argues whether business should advertise and how lack of ads hinders growth. It claims that advertising is essential for expansion and that failure to promote risks stagnation, urging focus on future efforts and planning.
A fragmented note discusses advertising growth and the risk of spending on promotions with uncertain returns. It contrasts the cautious dealer who seeks guarantees with the bold advertiser willing to risk funds for potential profits, using a folk tale of a dog that wanders away and may not return to illustrate uncertainty.
The text presents unclear reflections about faith in something and speculation on money and business prospects. It mentions the Heat and safety in future ventures, but the overall meaning remains obscured by garbled phrasing.
The 1915 legislature authorized 200000 to enlarge the state capitol to provide ample space for all departments. Growth in government and expanded official forces have strained the current building. Contractors work on basement connections and new office rooms to ease congestion and improve access to the Senate chamber and attorney offices.
The Bell Telephone Company explains that keeping equipment and facilities in repair costs more now due to higher materials and wages. They argue that delays or poor service would hurt all users and urge customers to stay loyal to help sustain service quality and fair wages for workers.
A. M. Startaell, once a Fort Russell soldier in 1876, visits Fort Bresell and finds a vast shift from pine barracks to an extensive complex of stone and brick buildings. He travels with Royce and others who recall the old post as a small fort, now transformed into a major U.S. military installation.
Sheridan residents threaten action if Judge Ralph Kimball rules against enforcement of the compulsory vaccination rule by the Wyoming State Board of Health. The dispute centers on Rule Nine and potential legal challenges against the board.
Cheyenne firefighters responded to two alarms after a blaze at a lumber yard region. Hose lines stretched to guard nearby structures while residents on roofs watched. Local youths questioned for triggering alarms and warned about repeat offenses.
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