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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1913
Page
4
President Wilson arrives with a reform agenda aimed at urgent tariff revision to ease high prices. The article notes broad backing in Congress and among leadership, with focus on wool and sugar as key sticking points and hopes for rapid industry relief and nationwide prosperity.
A two day soft wet snowfall across Wyoming moistens ground and eases spring field work. The moisture should promote early grass growth, reduce surface dryness, and ease spring plowing, enabling larger future crops.
AColumn argues two billion dollars spent annually on war and materials is a tax burden on every U S family. It compares costs to Panama Canal projects farms schools and roads, claiming war drains wealth and productivity and urges citizens to demand peaceful spending.
A tired farmer recalls dreaming of plowing and easing a stubborn colt and mule. In the nightmare the animal actions turn dangerous, and awakening reveals the mule loose, the colt nearly choking, and a tense morning spent reining in the pair before breakfast. A schoolgirl’s question about breaking the colt sparks the farmer to rig a log to hitch him, ending with plans to resume chores tomorrow.
Frank J Gould, newly minted American multimillionaire and son of a railroad magnate, sails from Europe with wife and sister-in-law to settle in France. He holds about ten million dollars from his late father's estate but has spent some unknown amount. He no longer claims American citizenship and seeks social footing in European circles, similar to William Waldorf Astor and the Bradley Martins.
The passage stresses educating bill payers through peace societies and peace congresses to lift burdens and end waste. The fourth American Peace Congress convenes in St Louis from May 1 to 3, urging support from all people interested in humane goals.
A short note from National Farmer urges progress in a great cause and cautions against discouragement. It mentions floor finishing and a company named Sherman Co and references Vanniching with a remark about compliments swelling a big head.
Leading Democrats in New York face a fissure as Governor Sulzer may split from party boss Charles Murphy. Murphy has controlled four state conventions and NYC party lines, with two of eight gubernatorial nominees winning. A Sulzer–Murphy break could realign NYC anti Murphy forces seeking a mayoral bid.
In Rome on April 8 Pope Pius a severe relapse last night with fever reaching 100 degrees. Doctors ordered complete repose and forbade daily Vatican reports. Only secretary of state Merry del Val and a niece could visit as physicians monitor his condition and fatigue from two long pilgrim receptions.
The note hints at a weather or seasonal change with a reference to an oaly season described as ongoing throughout the year, suggesting a broader climate trend or local belief.
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