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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1910
Page
12
The text lists delivery details for a publication, noting Sunday and daily rates. It mentions a monthly fee of 84.00 and 60 Sundays per year, with a separate 2.00 per month screen charge. Names and exact terms are partially obscured in the OCR.
The passage notes a Central American country under dispute with the United States, mentions a war fleet plan of one thousand aeroplanes, and reports Tammany's stance on Mayor Gaynor’s governor bid. It touches on political intrigue around Bob Chandler and Lina Cavalieri-Chandler and a Colorado incident involving Theodore Roosevelt.
The Wyoming Tribune condemns Alderman Henry Sweet as unqualified yet the Republican convention renominates him from the First ward. The paper criticizes petty prejudice and party parasite labeling while noting renewed support for Sweet despite its stance.
An OCR fragment lists several state and county positions with mismatched names and places. It mentions for Congress W B Hess of Cheyenne and for Governor Joseph M Carey of Oborenne, plus several other offices and candidates with garbled spellings.
A local corvile sheet hints at support for a candidate while cautions against covert attacks. Readers should expect closer scrutiny and calls for fair conduct as the campaign unfolds.
Reports from Newcastle indicate Major Minor Fr W Mandel is gravely ill with concerns the condition is more serious than admitted. Wyoming residents express sincere regret and appreciation for his abilities, hoping for his swift recovery and return to full health.
Biographical sketches praise Frank L. Honx of Cody for secretary of state and W J Ross of Tennessee origin for congress. Rose A Bird of Cambria is named for state superintendent, George C Forsythe of Lusk for state auditor, and Dr Earl Wheadon of Sheridan for state treasurer, highlighting their public service records and local ties.
The text praises a prominent Wyoming figure for his public service and contribution to the state’s upbuilding. It notes his long involvement in public work and his recognition among Wyoming residents for his record and leadership.
A fragmented excerpt echoes a critique of labor and capital. It cites workers fed and paid with blood and toil, from fields to forges, and questions the price of wealth and law. The tone resembles protest poetry addressing strikes and exploitation.
Professor Percival Lowell argues canals are lines not waterways in a New York discussion. In Boston a Beacon Street magician uses a letter under a rug and a maid reacts, revealing a name Susannah and a dramatic moment as she hides in embarrassment.
Colorado and Southern Cheyenne ticket agency moves from Union Pacific HQ to Burlington HQ in the city on October 1. All Colorado and Southern passenger trains will arrive and depart from the Burlington depot. Freight operations and the superintendent’s staff remain unchanged. Excavation work fills the Becker Hotel basement to connect the C and S with the Burlington. once complete, trains will use a straight track into the Burlington passenger station. The temporary broken connection and nearby track repairs affect access during the transition.
Sept 24 Thivcage reports Hobble skirt incidents with three notable women named Margaret Conover of Chicago Mina Lucy Léviageron of Des Moines and Theodore Bourne from Evanerina Indiana visiting Motharians. Authorities cite punitive measures amid chaotic scene and fashion craze fallout.
Des Moines report mentions Miss Conover a Drake University student who fell from a tree on campus and was hospitalized with fractures. An initial inquiry noted her being abroad and a distant reference to May-Conover and Conover family, while a pharmacy ad appears at the end.
An experienced technician with eighteen years in the trade advertises wiring services and guaranteed workmanship. He offers a full range of supplies and fixtures, Tongaten lamps motors dynamos and vacuum cleaners and promises prompt attention to save time and money.
The article notes that many young men begin with small savings and warns how a habit of saving grows. It explains bankers understand how small deposits can expand into large balances and that Citizens National Bank invites young men to start saving with cordial cooperation.
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