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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1910
Page
4
The readable text shows price figures for a Sunday Leader subscription and daily rates. It lists 84.00 weekly or similar amounts, 8.00 or 1.60 in unclarified terms, with references to deliveries by Carrim and monthly or yearly cycles. Details are fragmented and partially unreadable.
A jumble of notes mentions a Central American quarrel with the United States and a plan to equip a war fleet of one thousand aeroplanes. The Cheyenne mayor race gains clarity as Nimmo’s time approaches, while Tammany hints at backing Mayor Gaynor for New York governor. Revelations about Bob Chandler and Lina Cavallieri-Chandler expose mercenary methods amid Roosevelt era politics. A Colorado barber’s trespass tale involves Theodore Roosevelt’s sphere.
The Wyoming Tribune criticizes Henry Sweet as lacking qualifications yet its own party renominates him for First ward alderman. The piece notes immediate Republican support after a brief clash with the Tribune over alleged prejudice.
Fragmentary 1910s era ticket listing for Congress Governor Secretary of State and other state offices. Names appear garbled: Hess Cheyenne Carey Oborenne Meus Codr ren svat Avestos Grorge Loreyth Wheeden Bird Jambon Boon Kees mier Frederik Crevier and others.
A fragment suggests growing support for a candidate as the corps sheet plans to flatter and subtly deny scrutiny of his campaign. The text implies shifting levers of influence and cautious politics around the upcoming candidacy.
News from Newcastle states the minor illness of Congressman Mondell is grave, with indications it is more serious than admitted. Wyoming residents express regret, despite political opposition, for his condition and hope for his swift recovery and restored 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 seeks state superintendent, George C. Forsythe of Lusk for state auditor, and Dr Earl Wheadon of Sheridan aims for state treasurer, with notes on their careers and qualifications.
A former judge in the Second Judicial district and a long time public servant in Wyoming is highlighted for his prominent and important role in the state's upbuilding. The passage notes his enduring record and lack of need for introduction among Wyomingites.
A historical excerpt echoes Kipling like diction lamenting workers sacrificed for wealth and law. It speaks of hunger, forged labor, and punishment for strikes, with vivid imagery of mines, factories, and a grievous price paid by workers and families.
In New York Professor Percival Lowell argues Martian canals are not physical routes but lines, urging readers not to take the term literally. In Boston a streethouse magician misreads letters under a rug as a maid serves lemon ices, provoking a surprised reaction from Susannah as she exits in distress over her clothes.
On October 1 the Colorado and Southern Cheyenne ticket office moves from Union Pacific headquarters to Burlington headquarters in this city, and all C and S passenger trains will arrive and depart from the Burlington depot. Freight movements and some track work are ongoing to connect the lines, with a temporary broken connection and excavation filling.
Sept 24 Thivcage reports Hobble skirt mishaps and chantelier data causing injuries. Notable figures include Miss Margaret Conever of Chicago and Miss Mina Lucy Léviageron of Des Moines. Also mentioned is Mrs Theodore Bourne, Evanerina society woman visiting Motharians.
Miss Conover, daughter of a prominent Des Moines attorney, fell from a tree on the Drake University campus and was hospitalized. An inquiry noted she is abroad in Des Moines and had been on the university grounds when the accident occurred. She attributes the fall to a night of overheated baths and medicine, not to outside force.
An ad from an electrician with eighteen years experience offers wiring and electrical work. He claims a complete stock of supplies and fixtures in the city, including lamps motors dynamos and vacuum cleaners. All work is guaranteed and prompt service is provided.
The article argues that young men often underestimate banks interest in small accounts. It notes bankers value early savings and that modest deposits can grow. Citizens National Bank invites young men to start saving with cordial cooperation.
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