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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1915
Page
8
Editor Alex Hastie replies to a harsher Wyoming Tribune piece and defends Chugwater values. He praises local growth, schools, and loyal farmers while condemning the perceived insult in the other paper. He notes rainfall limits and mocks a rival bath suggestion, urging civility and responsibility.
In a Sept 13 1915 message Alex Flasti expresses gratitude to Leader newspaper workers for their skilled teamwork and to business patrons for support that promises a trade boom and prosperity for Cheyenne and Wyoming. He notes his illness but pledges a long commission to better the city and state and imagines Cheyenne at 50 000 population with a million in assets.
A Chugwater reader defends local farmers and praises the Wyoming Tribune article on dry farm productivity while criticizing a 11th inst. piece by R. E. Guthridge. The letter commends the editor’s methods and seeks space to answer further.
Washington reports US shipping totals rise to 8,819,486 gross tons for domestic and foreign trade, placing American tonnage second only to Britain. Growth is mainly Atlantic. Pacific and Great Lakes show mixed changes as risk and policy factors loom for postwar maritime needs.
Noah Groff, 22, of Ladlow Ky, driving an Emdencer, was seriously but not fatally injured when his car crashed through a fence at the state fair grounds this afternoon during preparations for the automobile races.
The notice invites ambitious individuals to join a world wide general agency operation from home with flexible hours. Address Hesaw F Lowe Co ooww aut St Dee Moines lowe. No merchandise stack required. Write today for details.
Henry Clews comments in a New York financial letter on improving sterling exchange signs and a potential substantial credit deal with British and French treasuries. He notes war shocks may recur but praises U S executive calmness and firmness in handling ongoing global tensions.
A Philadelphia Enquirer note recalls an Indiana Marys reunion and reports that two thousand Johns gathered previously. Now a Mary reunion attracts invites from Tudiana Evanaville Terre Haute Winchester Richmond and other towns with contests for youngest oldest tallest slimmest prettiest Mary.
Mount Carmel residents rally to Lawson's cause after his life term for Nimmo’s killing. Friends recall his boyhood kindness and religious devotion while petitions circulate to seek clemency or a fair retrial. The community, led by churches and local officials, vows continued pressure on authorities.
The newly formed State Board of Veterinarians reports a treasury of 50 dollars, from five veterinarians paying 10 dollars each. Doctors J R Bond Eimer Could A W French J B Hidges and W S Green contributed the fees as credentials are filed to legally practice.
A promotional notice invites readers to send 10 cents or a money order for a plain address and have their name sent to hundreds of publishers. The service promises free sample copies of magazines across genres for over a year, with emphasis on high grade publications.
An ad from Circulating Co. Boston promises a silver dime and a place on next month's circulating list in exchange for mailing address and paper of sighting. It urges prompt response and full address details to avoid regret.
The timetable lists Union Pacific Main Line and Denver Pacific southbound and eastbound trains with arrivals and departures for Cheyenne Portland Los Angeles Pacific Limited and various express and mail services. It includes Western routes through Denver Wheatland Billings and Aur Langton, with multiple trains daily and times in a historical format.
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