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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1913
Page
12
The article argues primaries should choose capable, nonpartisan candidates for mayor and commissioners. It warns against self interested political rings and urges clean citizens to step forward, noting few petitions have been filed and voters seek honest, qualified contenders.
The citizens committee of fifteen reports typhoid germs in Cheyenne water from several sources and times. They delay a formal water filter plan due to costs, irrigation needs, and possible free water access for railroads and government users, naming committee members.
A fragmented passage recounts repeated political murders across years in 1866 1900 and 1408 with reference to Ohio Illinois Nebraska and broad criminal wealth interests. It laments tyranny and warns of revived electoral manipulation while praising those who defend justice across the world.
A fragment from Buffalo Voice reports a claim that during his tenure as secretary of state a figure of $8000 a year was offered to Mr Bryan to refrain from lectures or public addresses where admission is charged. The note suggests the motive was to embarrass him while he held office.
A fragmented critique notes Democratic caucus methods as objectionable yet argues their ethics surpass the Republican regime. It cites Cannon, Sherman, and Watson shaping policy behind closed doors, with Congress ratifying their choices. The piece contrasts minority influence and procedural debates with broader party maneuvers.
The snippet gathers satirical lines from various papers with quips about nagging wives, bold insults, and wordplay. It showcases a collage of humorous phrases from multiple editors and columnists, tracing a style of social banter and light mockery.
A government pamphlet from the Department of Agriculture’s Office of Public Roads addresses the impact of heavier motor trucks on highways. It recommends stronger road foundations and cost-effective maintenance, stressing that sturdy rural roads connect farmers to markets and should not be neglected.
A Snow Hill North Carolina man describes severe dysentery problem starting in July, rapid weight loss, and two months of illness. After trying Doctor’s medicine with no relief he used two bottles of Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and achieved permanent relief. For sale by all dealers.
Louisville observed the Perry centennial with a fireworks display depicting Commodore Oliver Hazard Perry and a parade of thousands of students and officials. The afternoon featured a 20 mile free-for-all powerboat race on the Ohio River won by Halda Papoose in 28 12. Oregon Kid took second and Little Captain third.
Ad touts Cascarets as a ten cent box that thoroughly cleanses the stomach and bowel tract, removes undigested food and gases, improves liver and stomach function, and works while you sleep without griping. Claims widespread use and suitability for children and adults alike.
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