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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1910
Page
4
A political call urges voters to back Democrats to abolish graft at the state penitentiary and reform state lands administration. It attacks machine politics, condemns officials tied to corporations, and argues for honest public service and a cleaned Wyoming government.
A fragmented note from Wyoming calls for action across Pine Bluffs to the Tetons and Evanston to Colony, denouncing a government system run by corporate agents and corrupt politicians. The message emphasizes unity among independent citizens against Elite influence.
A Wyoming editorial denounces public officials tied to patronage and special interests. It calls for removal of corrupt, incompetent, and bribery-seeking officials and appeals for a civic uprising to restore ethical governance. It praises Theodore Roosevelt as a remarkable, overpowering personality in contrast.
The passage extols Roosevelt as supremely focused on wealth power and publicity. It notes past leaders produced great or noble men but no persecuted patriots who founded an experimental republic and achieved notoriety through fame.
The verse reflects aging and fading vitality as time shrinks life’s bright aims. It contemplates unrealized dreams, diminishing passions, and the search for rest in old age, ending with a note about fine wall paper from Sherman Co.
The group Stewart Edward White William Kent and I battle heat while composing desert poems near Mexican California. A prospecting judge named J Noel Bengon offers a prize, and a limerick about a goat earns the bragging rights and a fledgling real estate tease appears at the end.
Savings banks across New York state show substantial growth with deposits totaling 1.526 billion dollars. The period produced interest earnings of 53.808 million and additional gains bringing overall figures to over 26 million in increased savings. Multiple open accounts and rising popularity signal strong public confidence.
In Greenwich Connecticut a calm young robber tried to extort 20 dollars from George Clifford by threatening to call police. The man yielded 25 dollars and fled, prompting Clifford to rush to the station with Sergeant Talbot to find the suspect.
In Cheyenne, Raymond's Cleaning does men’s and boys’ clothing, and ladies’ lace and silk waists, pongee princess dresses, and fine fabrics so they look as good as new. The Cheyenne Clothes Pressing Cleaning & During Works advertises at 116 Wighteenth Street.
Local council weighs concerns as officials discuss a permit and potential overrun in spending. Citizens question allocation and timing of authorization while officials defend the project timeline.
Harry I. Gats announces his bid for Secretary of State subject to Democratic state convention guidance. The statement signals his campaign intention and seeks party backing.
The Citizens National Bank invites young men to start saving, noting that small deposits can grow quickly into a large balance. Bankers understand how habits form and welcome early accounts with cordial cooperation.
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