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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1912
Page
5
The report notes the state fair matched the U S fair in turnout and excitement. It highlights aviation displays as a major feature with several pilots performing and returning to their hangars, while weather concerns kept some spectators away and affected overall attendance.
Neil Burgess the famed punting quarterback of the University of Wyoming football squad will leave Ohio on Sunday and arrive in Laramie in time for the game with Salt Lake Saturday. Burgess, popular with teammates, was captain-elect for this season and is expected to boost the line at quarterback or half.
Centennial Wio September 28 A high grade core water discovery nearly two feet of silver leaf ore yields samples up to $100 per ton in two metals. Class Stewart Salser property hosts the vein found 16 meters deep during routine prospecting with no intent to uncover large ore. The find is described as not small and promises to boost regional mineral production.
The article surveys Taft Roosevelt and Wilson as three main candidates, comparing protectionist and constitutional stances, urging cautious reform. It argues the Democratic and Progressive positions vary, with Roosevelts’ reform aims debated and tariff impacts on industry and consumers highlighted amid a complex voter choice.
An advertisement claims Knowlton's Danderine will double hair beauty, stop dandruff, and prevent hair loss with a quick ten minute application. It markets 20 to 85 cent bottles, urging heavy lustrous hair and a healthy scalp.
A woman plans to read the riot act to Maria, aiming to impress with a new outfit. She believes clothes will command respect and trigger reform, noting Maria’s Southern scorn for casual dress and her habit of judging by appearance.
The patient passes time in the clinic with puzzles from the doctor’s reception. The doctor explains puzzles amuse grownups and help anxious visitors while dentists and clergy use similar tactics to ease tension and keep morale high.
A fragmented excerpt blends Boston color and New England history with dialect portraits and satirical dialogue. Characters discuss accents, a dried apple pie, and a reckless army motif while mockingly debating conundrums and a fictitious figure named Labberty. Local humor and travel scenes weave through references to Washington Webster and Henry.
A missionary board member recalls sending phono graphs to cannibals who misunderstood them as a new missionary form. The cannibals attempted to eat them and now send emissaries asking for popaim pills.
The piece defends the National Guard as a state protecting force and reserve army service, rejects claims it fights strikers, and highlights affordable rifle training and state-supplied gear. It argues public schools lag European standards, lacking foreign language instruction, and urges business-focused, practical education for youths to know major cities and customs.
A whimsical account describes Jack Frost moving through Cheyenne with icy feats. The feat depicts frost as a sprite skimming rooftops and sprinkling crystals on flowers before retreating at dawn, a fanciful winter vignette in the city.
The report notes Bryan addressing thousands in Wyoming, presenting themes about labor and legislative aims, with political context and reactions implied from the continued page reference and historical tone.
The document notes that Mr. Bryan departed tonight for Rawlings to stay as guest of former Governor Osborne, a national Democratic committeeman. He will speak Monday afternoon at Wheatland and later address Cheyenne citizens that night.
To the plain man the most important feature of justice is his recognition that another man's equal is equally important with his own. We can all be teased but frigging us is different and even the morning grouch has it all over the evening house.
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