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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1913
Page
12
An editorial urges Colorado resorts to reinvent attractions as crowds decline. It argues tourists seek new nature marvels beyond familiar peaks and geysers and suggests Wyoming’s unexploited ranges and waterfalls offer fresh draws. The piece calls for organized publicity and accessible roads to lure travelers.
A lean stranger asks a Cheyenne farmer about growing crops but the elder warns Wyomin land won’t support farming. The scene blends rustic talk with the stranger’s land-seeker impression and the farmer’s wary stance as winter winds howl around town. The second fragment notes a Treasury offer of 50 billion for bank reserves boosting national credit and easing money rates, expanding lending capacity by hundreds of millions with a revived confidence.
A National Association of Manufacturers complains of harsh treatment by a lobby committee and urges major newspapers to publish favorable editorials. It condemns attempts to influence newsrooms and cites Congress indictments as evidence of corruption while asserting newspapers will not support their methods.
Henry Clews argues the current panic is unfounded and that the treasury will limit monetary and trade pressures. He asserts the autumn decline is manageable and emphasizes restraint on financial excesses.
The Cincinnati Enquirer recounts President Wilson's first cabinet gathering as they sat at a long table with photographers. He used a tale of a temperate blacksmith and a cheeky line about news deadlines to introduce ministers and break the ice among the new administration.
An old advertisement touts Allen's Foot-Ease powder as instantly relieving corns and ingrown nails, softening tender swollen feet and sweating. It claims quick comfort for ladies wearing tight shoes and offers a trial package with a mail order address in New York.
The State Leader serves as Wyoming’s want ad medium. It publishes classified notices and community listings, offering space for jobs, services, real estate, and personal notices to residents statewide.
Senators Gilbert Hitchcock of Nebraska and James A. O Gorman of New York oppose the Owen Grags currency bill and oppose action at this session. President Wilson wishes the measure passed at the extra session while others debate timing and support among Democrats and Republicans.
State reports show only about half of Cheyenne dairies meet butter fat 3.25 percent with bacteriologic counts from 30 000 to 7 840 000 per cc, well above the 100 000 limit. Officials Moody Goshen Brower urge dealers to raise butter fat and improve sanitation next week.
Sunday morning sermon at St Mark's Church led by Rev A Huston based on Joshua 17 argues two kinds of moral cowardice. The preacher warns against self depreciation and magnifying opponents, urging hard work to develop character and faith.
An old ad states the ailment is often caused by indigestion and constipation and that symptoms disappear quickly when Chamberlain's Tablets are taken. For sale by all dealers.
Private Lord B Noonen heads to Denver to visit friends while Fourth Artillery units move toward Texas City signaling a delay in returning to Fort Russell. Troops Bo o and H Twelfth Cavalry train for Frontier Stunts as others advance in post duties and medical staffing. Sergeant Horine organizes a military track team inviting recruits to challenge Cheyenne athletes.
Leaver Henderson Land and Cattle Company was incorporated in Cheyenne Wyoming on August 4 1913. The company will operate a general land and livestock business with capital stock of 50000 dollars in 1000 shares at 50 dollars each for a 50 year term. Directors for the first year are John B Henderson Cora B Seaver and Eugene F Seaver. Agent for service is Clifford A Miller with office at Lander Fremont County Wyoming.
Department of the Interior announces Enos M W Wade of Cheyenne has filed for final three year proof on his homestead entry serial 05170 in NE section 22 township 14 north range 65 west sixth principal meridian. Proof before register and receiver September 15 1917 at Cheyenne Wyoming witnesses William Reid Martin M H Hartang John Burwell and Garl Beckle all of Cheyenne and Durham Wyoming. A-131 Methodist church lawn Tuesday evening August 12 public invited proceeds to piano fund.
Six final proofs filed at the United States Land Office yesterday. Homestead applicants named Mil ton H. Perry Meriden Wyoming Alfred N. Nelson Wheatland Wyoming William C. Beast Lakeview Wyoming Henry Steiber Wheatland Wyoming Ernest W Steventa Henry Neb Kerlog H Kieig Dalton Neb. Final proofers include Talsy leona Young Herman F. Luitake James J. Girman Theodore Kellogg Chugwater Wyoming Skidman Pine BluffsThomas McNaney Saratoga John Crozier Divide.
A testimonial claims one or two doses of a remedy cured diarrhoea quickly after being urged by merchant Mr Yorks to try Chamberlain’s Coffee, Chambers and Diarrhoea Remedy. The seller is listed as available at all dealers.
Public notices disclose homestead filings in Cheyenne Wyoming with intent to prove final five year proof and enter lands on specified dates. Names associated include John C Smith Peter Lauritsen J W Waddill Ada Waddill G W Brown Clara Brown and others.
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