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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1913
Page
12
The governor proclaims Arbor Day Friday April 25 to promote tree planting and home beautification. The piece highlights planting trees at old homes and in schools and urges Mayors to designate a city cleanup day, noting personal memories of two great trees and the community spirit of the observance.
The public statement at Sheridan install asserts Fort Russell will stay a permanent post and denies need for city water filtration. Woods notes Fort Rowell’s artesian water is pure, plentiful, and preferred for domestic use, calling city filtration for fort needs unnecessary.
Special to The Leader describes a Democratic tariff plan to lower duties on woolens cottons sugar meat and lumber while increasing taxes on the wealthy. It argues big trusts oppose the measure as class legislation and praises President Wilson for steady leadership amid Capitol readings and speeches.
Clyde H. Tavenner of Cordova earns the Fourteenth Iowa district seat with support from his wife Mrs. Tavenner who worked as campaign aide and secretary to Senator La Follette. The swearing in by Speaker Champ Clark marks a notable start, with Tavenner having built a career as a Washington writer and journalist.
April 14 New York. Louis Drucker a Brooklyn ladies’ tailor owed his release from jail to his eight children. Samuel Cohen had won a judgment for 15 against Drucker and sent him to jail for fifteen days for nonpayment. Drucker’s wife and eight children appeared at Cohen’s home demanding food. Cohen fed the family, then, amid neighbor taunts, paid the case costs and freed Drucker.
A narrator recalls a Sunday visit to church and school amid farm life, government doubts, and community gossip. The tale follows students guided by a teacher, a young woman, and a local Jacob figure as families navigate work, class, and plans for Sunday school.
USPACE Colo April 14 The State Bank of Pierce will liquidate and close its doors due to insufficient profits. Gordon Jones, president of United States National Bank of Denver, oversees the suspension. Deposits will be paid in full. Poor crop years and low mood cited as reasons.
The United States civil service commission announces a forest and field clerk examination in Port Shaw Malta and Vendalla Montana on April 26, 2013 to establish eligibles for three principal clerk positions in the reclamation service with annual salaries of 1200 1420 and 1500. An additional examination is invited.
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