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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1912
Page
12
The poem argues that great works arise from Nature and inner truth not from vanity or clever lines. It praises stone and temple building as a product of love and terror given shape by a higher inner force, placing human art beside mountains and sacred relics as nature’s equal.
A heated editorial accuses Senator Francis B Warren of betraying labor interests by voting against their measures and sending outsized letters through hired agents to sway union members. It urges Warren to publicly cite labor voting records or concede labor support. The piece condemns campaign tactics as plunderous and wolfish.
The Wyoyting Tribune outlines a clash over whether Warren and supporters answered charges in the Encampment Herald about Sapp Smith and Fred Warren as senate clerks. The piece notes Warren’s past explanations and questions whether he will address his state's disgrace when he returns home.
A respected Republican journal accuses Senator Francis E. Warren of using relatives on government payrolls without proper authorization. The column questions corroboration from Colmes Magazine and MIT True and challenges the senator to respond.
City Auditor exposed a $85 to $100 bill for Carillee services tied to the McGarvey case and warned the council that it had previously approved similar charges. Residents argue for immediate settlement to stop years of legal fees and interest draining the treasury, with projections of $3,600 yearly plus transcript and attorney costs.
Luke Voorhees wins election to the Democratic State Central Committee for Laramie County at the County Central Committee meeting held last Wednesday. A Cheyenne native since 1876, he co owned Black Hits Stage and Transportation Co and has served as territorial and state treasurer plus other trusted roles, aiding the state party since 1898.
A Tribune column mocks Warren and editors as swashbucklers and hirelings amid calls from Park County Progressives for strong leadership to end what they call Warren's machine. It praises Fort D. A. Russell and hints at military expansion as beneficial to the service.
A garbled, dialect heavy transcript depicts a chaotic political scene with figures named Warn, Leeder, and Demin’ among denouncements of Warng, a rally at Pole Mountain, and a conspiratorial plot to influence local leadership. The text hints at community tensions, accusations of pay for efforts, and looming confrontations as residents debate loyalties and leadership.
Sunday school at 9 45 a m morning worship at 11 a m sermon by the pastor titled Seeking and Finding Young People's Society at 830 p m Christian Virtues Hopefulness led by Miss Jessie Tupper Union service at the Methodist Episcopal church at 759 p m Memorial to General Boot Wednesday institute of social service welcomes all strangers invited to worship with us Frank L Moore pastor
W M Nelson pastor speaks at 11 00 a m and Epworth League at 6 30 p m A union service marks the memory of General Booth Short board meeting Tuesday 7 30 p m prayer meeting Wednesday 7 30 p m St Mark s Episcopal Church services include Holy Communion at 7 45 a m Sunday school 9 45 a m morning service 11 00 a m evening prayer 7 30 p m First Baptist Church services 11 00 a m sermon A Successful Life 12 16 Sunday school and 6 30 Young People s Meeting Union meeting at M B church Wednesday 7 30 p m Pastor George Van Winkle invites all racers to attend all services.
The First Presbyterian church across from the post office lists Sunday school at 9 45 a m and morning service at 11 a m A sermon for Labor Day is noted plus a 6 30 p m youth program led by Miss Vandie Plumb No evening service due to a union service at the Methodist church at 7 90 p m Mid week service on Wednesday at 7 30 p m Sunday school at West Side chapel at 8 p m Leone Hills is the pastor and the church phone is 578 18048 Carey
Alten Chapel A M EK Church announces 9 a m preaching 10 45 a m worship with Rev W W Smith Ohio an eloquent talk at 7 30 p m on the American platform presenting the Modern Prodigal Son with 25 paintings 5x7 ft Sunday school 3 p m Allen's Christian Endeavor 6 30 p m Prayer meeting Wednesday 8 p m Women’s Mite Missionary Friday 8 p m in the church parlor James Washington pastor. Dysentery cure claim for Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy sold by dealers.
The Farmers' Co-Operative Grain Company was incorporated in Cheyenne Wyoming on July 25 1912. Its purpose includes buying selling and handling farm products coal fence posts poultry dairy goods building materials and more with 25000 capital stock in 2500 shares. The company will operate from Carpenter Laramie County with nine directors for the first year namely Charles Jacobson William Beall George L Reeder Claude B E Hardy BE G Underwood Ed Jacobson Ed Oline C R Faris and C W Tucker. E G Underwood is agent for service with the office at Carpenter Wyoming.
Notice from the Board of County Commissioners of Laramie County Wyoming announces the establishment of a county road. The proposed route starts at the southwest corner of Section 29 Township 15 Range 62, runs east to Section 27, then north to Section 16, and continues east to the range line near the road north of Egbert.
Notice invites written objections or damages claims to northeast carrier of Sec 24 Tp 16 R 62 in Laramie County Wyoming. All objections must be filed with the County Clerk before noon October 1 1912. If not filed the road will be established without consideration of objections or claims. County Clerk WM H Dillman dated August 24 1912.
The Board of the County Commissioners of Laramie County Wyoming announces proposed county roads. Details include start points in sections and townships and a two mile extension to connect with the existing road. Objections or claims for damages must be filed with the County Clerk by noon on the set day in October 1912.
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