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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1910
Page
12
A clipped note lists an office phone as 92 and an editor’s line as 6438, suggesting a partial contact detail in a vintage newspaper snippet. The fragment provides minimal context and lacks full names or dates.
Joseph M. Garey of Cheyenne declares independence from the Republican party, opting to run for governor without a party convention. He argues the Republican scene offers no path via the Ring controlled process and aims to avoid humiliation from a potential nomination. The move is seen as prudent under current party dynamics.
Excerpted prose mixes a declared creed of optimism with a hospital scene, then shifts to critique of political machines. It rails at party meddling, press suppression, and ring politics, urging clean government and Wyoming independence amid 1910s partisan battles.
A fragmentary dispatch describes a sorrowful event with limited readable details. The tone suggests a tragic or distressing incident summarized in terse prose, leaving key names and places unclear.
Fragmentary OCR shows county level roles including attorney, superintendent, surveyor, county clerk and treasurer. Names are garbled. appears to be a listing of county positions and officials with unclear spellings. No clear event or outcome.
A Sheridan banker, B F Perkins, is not running for governor though friends discuss him as a capable leader. The piece criticizes political machines, notes demolition by independent voters, and mentions Dunstan Hunton and Storey attending to Laramie County affairs amid calls for reform and honest suffrage.
At the Chicago convention of the National Association of Dyers a speaker cited widespread fabric adulteration, claiming many items sold as wool, silk, or linen contain far less than claimed. Tests reportedly found wool fabrics often only 34 percent wool and guaranteed linen not pure.
A fragment discusses adulterated fabrics with pulp fibers laid over cloth and misrepresented wool or silk. It notes methods manufacturers use to substitute adulterated goods, mentioning wood pulp as a base for counterfeit textiles and the risk of torn garments after cleaning.
A short note states Harry B. Gats announces his candidacy for the office of secretary of state subject to the will of the Democratic convention. The text mentions concerns about frauds in gold and textiles and references Collier’s White Tex at Sherman.
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