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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1910
Page
4
A Wyoming city newspaper opinion page attacks political machines and officials, questions costs of state government, and notes national figures. It cites Col. Roosevelt and Senator La Follette, mentions 1 000 returning Americans, and discusses rail earnings versus costs. The piece urges readers to visit Wheatland during fair week and critiques party politics.
The Sioux Falls Argus Leader stresses that reopening schools requires joint effort from the state, teachers, and parents. It argues parental action goes beyond taxes and preparation, influencing the impact of education in the classroom.
The article argues parents should refrain from criticizing teachers in front of children. It warns that adult complaints undermine the teacher’s influence, invites bias in children, and stresses that parents should trust educators. A father’s opening school scene urges children to support their teachers and avoid tales of woe.
The Denver Times argues that a centralized administration proposed by the "new nationalism" would collapse without a police power like Germany. It notes geographic breadth and climate variation complicate uniform policies and threaten the system’s viability across states.
The text argues for local control over industry and forests, noting Maine and Oregon in contrast to Colorado. It critiques Pinchot’s Washington forest administration as failed and suggests the Union of self-governing states is essential. It also shifts to a vivid vignette of an American girl in a touring car and a waiter’s witty remark about a spittoon.
A nostalgic poem recalls childhood landscapes and moorland memories cut by change. The speaker laments returning to familiar places now replaced by streets of brick and new life, and vows never to go home again. Published in Everybody's Magazine.
F H Elliott secretary of the American Automobile association praises women operating their own cars at a New York banquet. He emphasizes training and proficiency as essential for women to drive and enjoy car ownership.
Washington reports midshipman Bernard Peyton of Mississippi, facing chronic seasickness after four years at Annapolis, resigns from the navy and asks for a commission as second lieutenant in field artillery. General Leonard Wood says Peyton may be commissioned if he passes the physical exam.
Daniel Palmer of New York to marry Miss A Pearl Weller of Salt Lake City, daughter of Mormon ward bishop, rejecting life of ease he enjoyed with his father. Palmer plans to meet Bishop Weiler in Salt Lake to discuss the engagement and vows to follow church tenets over parental dictation. He previously wished to enlist in the marine corps but was refused after revealing New York ties and his romance.
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