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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1913
Page
12
Wyoming heads into 1914 with optimistic soil and moisture reports. Farmers anticipate larger crops, more small grain, less corn, and increased land-seekers as irrigation and soil conditions improve viability and attract homeseekers nationwide.
The militant suffragettes press the state as the British government faces a dilemma over hunger strikes at Holloway prison. Officials debate forced feeding versus allowing self destruction, while the movement tests authority and sustains public alarm.
The Salt Lake Herald Republican argues courts cannot enforce decrees, urging government to resist surrendering to suffragists. It warns against overenthusiastic women and notes the danger of yielding to a precedent that could threaten organized society and the rule of law.
A critical sketch portrays Virtur as a man of negative morals, never smoking, drinking, gambling, or breaking laws, yet lacking warmth, fellowship, or kindness. The piece argues reputation alone fails without positive deeds and urges what you do defines virtue more than what you avoid.
Joseph Price was declared hopelessly injured after a crash in Atlantic City. He regained consciousness at the city hospital hours later with minimal injuries, having collapsed from shock after his wagon and team were struck by an express train.
A W. O. W. dance is announced for Thursday evening with admission listed at 50 cents per couple and an extra 10 cents for a lady. The notice emphasizes a social event likely in a local community setting.
The annual meeting of the Wyoming Stock Growers Association opens in Buffalo on April 1 1913 at 10 AM and adjourns to Friday April 11 1913 at 10 AM for officer elections and business. Secretary Alice Smith issues notice and dates. The document also lists unrelated lines about home rendered lard and grain trading by The Sherman Co.
A narrator recalls a chaotic farming outing involving Zeek, a mule and colt purchase, a stubborn wagon, and makeshift gear. He describes moral and financial missteps, a ride to Josier Jenkins, and attempts to improve farming methods while weathering a rough day.
Cody Wyoming April 7. Park county now owns a well improved farm to house indigents who can help earn their living rather than rely on county aid. The farm lies four miles from Knowe at the Stelson property, now owned by the county.
The agreed price for the county farm was about 0,675 including stock and equipment with 1,000 paid in cash and the balance in five annual installments. Deferred payments bear six percent interest. The county farm deal closed last week as one of the final acts at the regular April county commission meeting.
A bold assertion that the pursuit of vengeance will extend beyond and affect additional parties, signaling broader consequences and unresolved tensions.
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