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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1913
Page
4
Anxiety over mayor and city commissioner primaries fades as voters are urged to back good, capable candidates. The piece argues nonpartisan primaries curb rings and favors, promising two top contenders per office and a fuller expression of voter will.
The citizens committee of fifteen reports evidence of typhoid germs in water samples from multiple sources across summer and fall. They delay a final recommendation, noting health risks but also concerns about cost and equity between private consumers and entities like the Union Pacific railroad, Colorado and Southern railway, and government use.
A garbled diatribe recalls political killings from 1866 in Ohio and Illinois, 1900 amid wartime claims, 1408 with a campaign fund, and repeated Nebraska tales. It laments criminals wealth and calls out lovers of right worldwide while hinting at a defeated era and a severed world.
A Buffalo vote report notes a suggestion to offer Mr Bryan eight thousand dollars annually while he remains secretary of state. The proposal would pay him to refrain from lectures or public addresses that charge admission, to avoid delaying efforts that could embarrass him during his tenure.
A critique contrasts Democratic caucus methods with the Republican regime led by Cannon Sherman and Watson. It argues Republicans dictated policy in a backroom setting and that Democrats, by contrast, show more extensive discussion and internal scrutiny.
A collage of quotations and light banter appears, featuring remarks about politics patience and everyday irritations. snippets include a comic jab about nagging wives and witty exchanges about water and bights.
Government pamphlet from the Department of Agriculture outlines the impact of heavier motor trucks on roads. It promotes better road foundations to reduce maintenance costs and stresses the farmer’s interest in durable links to markets.
A Snow Hill North Carolina resident recounts two months of severe dysentery with weight loss from 145 to 125 pounds. After using Chamberlain's Collee Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, two bottles brought permanent relief and the patient resumed normal activities. For sale by all dealers.
Louisville on September 29 opened with a fireworks display depicting Commodore Oliver Hazard Perry. A parade of thousands of students and officials preceded the Perry centennial opening. The Ohio River powerboat race, a 20 mile free for all, was won by Halda Papoose in 28 minutes 12 seconds with Oregon Kid second and Little Captain third.
An advertisement touts Cascarets as a ten cent box that cleanses the bowels and purifies the digestive organs. It claims no gripes or sickness, works while you sleep, and is suitable for adults and children with a broad audience appeal.
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