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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1912

Page

2

Classy Events at Parish House Tonight in Cheyenne

State of Wyoming reports a Parish House carnival tonight starting at 8:00. The program features a basketball game between the Parish House first and second teams, boxing bouts Cromshaw vs Maxwell-Glynehean, Schoet vs Brennan, and wrestling by Leslie Jr. and Perkins. An after-meet meeting plans Cobora and pin selection for state and the Cheyenne Med football team will attend. Admission is low to let every man or boy view the exhibition and equipment handover.

Oes Parla Hotee Roada Tween Cromshaw Maxwell -Glynehean Amelier Maxwell Prnatehment Jake Schoet William Brennan Sond Ofolock Ag Cobora Cheyenne

Sheepman Held For Killing in Wyoming Shootings

In Laramie Wyoming Sept 26 F P Campbell a Rock River sheep man faces charges for killing Adolph Vieil a Mexican sheep herder with a single gunshot to the liver after an incident last night Campbell also suffered a severe head wound and told officers he had killed four men after fleeing to Rock River

Laramie Wye Campbell Rock River Ini Adolph Vieil Roc River

Sheep Stranded by Snow Wrecks Wyoming Pastures

ATIPEIOAN Wyoming September 26 Heavy snow traps about 100000 sheep in mountain pastures as three to four foot drifts block routes. Herdsmen huddle in brakes and brush, facing starvation and exposure while cattle are moved and improvised trails are cut. One herder drove his herd two days without rest to reach the home ranch.

Atipeioan Cie Mountaina Troom

Five Year Old Boy Falls Forty Feet in Wyoming Accident

The five year old son of W D Lovell a Minneapolis capitalist fell from a 40 foot ladder at the Newton irrigation reservoir near Sheridan Wyoming. He climbed to the top of the ladder placed against the dam and landed on rocks sustaining fatal injuries from the fall.

Sheridan Wyo W. D. Lovell Minneapolis Newton Big Torn Mountains

First National Convention Opens for Old Trails Road

Fulton Missouri hosts the first national convention of the Old Trails Road Association with over three hundred delegates. The agenda covers association business today, while tomorrow focuses on entertaining delegates and promoting the building of good roads.

Fulton, Mo Old Trails Road Association

National Vocational Art Congress Opens In Chicago

The annual meeting of the National Vocational Art and Industrial Congress began at the Hotel La Salle in Chicago. Mrs. T. Vernette Morse was chosen president at large for life and described the convention as a clearing house for pre school work where arts crafts and vocations are featured as several hundred delegates from large cities attend premier event.

Chicago National Vocational Art and Industrial Congress la Salle T. Vernette Morse

Farm prices for crops fall more than last year

The USDA reports a 7 percent drop in average farm prices for key crops from Aug 1 to Sept 1, worse than the 4.4 percent decline a year ago. Prices on Sept 1 were 2.8 percent lower than the prior year, while tariffs on manufactured goods that farmers buy continue to rise.

U. S. Department of Agriculture

Truth About the Trust and Political Promises

Brandeis argues against legalizing industrial monopolies in a Collier's interpretation. The piece critiques third term rhetoric, noting trusts form for power and market control rather than efficiency, and questions Taft, Roosevelt, and Wilson in shaping anti monopoly policy and high costs of living.

Louis D. Brandeis Collier's America Republican Party

Pittsburgh Goods Boosters Tour Arrives in St Louis

The committee of 100 Pittsburgh men promoting Made-in-Pittsburgh goods reached St Louis Mo for a two day stay. They travel through eighteen states and thirty six cities on a special train and will be hosted by local business leaders before midnight departure. Representatives of Pittsburgh papers publish a daily during the trip.

ST. Louis Fittaburgh Pittsburgh

Wood staining by The Sherman Company

The Sherman Company presents wood staining services with emphasis on durable finishes and professional application. Dutch Nalsomme listed among staff as a specialist in varnishes and weatherproofing techniques.

Tha Sherman Co The Sherman Company

Governor Wilson Remarks at New York Club Banquet

Governor Wilson tells newspaper men at the New York Press Club banquet that a House like the Senate could delay affairs. He suggests no fishing for the next two years as he leads.

Gov. Wilson New York Press Club House of Representatives Senate Benworutée

Resignation of Cheyenne Councilman Davidson Handed In

Robert E. Davidson, Third Ward councilman, has resigned after moving to a ranch near Islay. He indicated he had over a year remaining in his term. A new council member from the ward will be elected within a few weeks.

Robert E. Davidson Bresnahen Davidson Cheyenne Islay

Woman and husband plan quick morning routine

Dialogue shows a woman claiming readiness in an instant while the husband anticipates a short delay to visit the barber before they begin. The exchange hints at domestic banter and daily life rhythms.

A Sure Sign Cobble

A brief exchange implies Cobble suspects a landlady observed someone reading in bed while the other person preserves a casual remark about getting trousers repaired. The dialogue hints at an ordinary domestic moment.

Cobble Brone

Newwed-Boo-Hoo Comfort Ad In Wyoming State Leader

A playful line from a Want Ad column in Wyoming’s State Leader suggests a lighthearted mood about marriage and a whimsical reference to a child named Billy. The note uses metaphorical language to convey emotional tones.

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