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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1910
Page
12
Amid calls to throw out the ring and clean out the Capitol, Wyoming insurgents urge a vote against machine candidates on November 8 to put the people in charge. Sheridan hosts campaigns as Democrats select the governor and state officers. The piece notes sensational Cheyenne news and a warm Lake Minnehaha outing, with Maine Vermont New Hampshire mentioned at the end.
The text notes a wave of political reform as states rally to curb machine rule and bosses. It mentions Wyoming dry farmers attending a Dry Farming congress in Spokane October 3-6 where Congressman Mondell will discuss National Legislation Affecting the Dry Farmer. It also reflects on postwar reconciliation efforts between North and South.
The Journal of Physiological Therapy notes worry damages brain cells and the brain, the body's nutritive center, leading to progressive organ injury and eventual death. Persistent nagging thoughts act like a hammer blows to nerve cells, steadily diminishing vitality and mental power.
The Omaha World Herald notes new tax notions as democratic, cites a Broadway actress who allegedly acquired a rich suitor’s property before marriage. The piece argues a matrimonial tax could resemble income or inheritance taxes and be easier to collect, urging consideration as a public policy.
The Kansas City Times notes that older party leaders have lost force and young voters now shape the outcome. Campaigns in Kansas show rising youth attendance as progressives drop old rhetoric and speak to modern concerns. The moment presents a pivotal chance for both young voters and political groups.
A Wichita Beacon summary of the U.S. Census report finds average minister salaries around 663 dollars yearly, about 1.80 dollars a day. It argues the low pay reflects societal disdain for funding spiritual work and urges preachers to demand better, noting notable clergy in cities earn far more.
The poem lampoons restrictive fashion as Luranea W. Sheldon muses on reviving old hoopskirts and Grecian bends while condemning the hobble gown. Sash lines lament the persistent pucker and shame of restrictive dress as roving styles shift.
An elderly priest named Father Dacey was once eagerly listened to by a curious reporter from a New York newspaper as a long line of penitents waited in the church. The observer notes the scene and the reverent atmosphere of the confessional.
Vague OCR fragment shows a reporter claiming affiliation with the Journal. A cleric interrupts and mentions a magazine title, suggesting a quotation about identity and acceptance in a clipped newsroom scene.
A digest of short notices from cities including Kansas City Deadwood Atlantic City Boston Charlottesville Worcester Pueblo and Pueblo on topics such as labor meetings public parks aeroplane tours civil unrest and historic events with dates in September. The items note resumed mining work in Kansas City a Black Hills park proposal and the Grand Army encampment among others.
A Pek teeny morning to night celebration opened with a parade led by over 1,000 Hallans and Americans. The event ended with a ball after the festive parade and activities.
Joseph G. Frost, relative of Civil War general Daniel M. Frost, eloped with Mrs. Hattie Geres in Clayton after a wager. Roland Van Mofer, brother of the bride, lost the bet and questions whether the marriage occurred.
Announcement declares candidacy for the office of secretary of state pending the Democratic state convention. The message notes the candidate is Harry B and Gats and references party process.
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