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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1913
Page
2
In New York Mrs. Maria Rupp of Brooklyn spoke on woman suffrage while her husband and children went hungry. He called her to return home to cook dinner. she remained at the meeting, was escorted to a police station, and released on bail before she returned home to feed the children.
Fr J Peckham father in law of Capt Lawrence underwent surgery Tuesday for a painful ailment. Though advanced in years his condition is fairly favorable. Mr Peckham Mrs Peckham and their daughter reside at the fort while Capt Lawrence serves on duty in the Philippines.
A clipped report notes 1,257,000 wage earners in Canada and references training programs linked to Sherman Co. The item hints at labor data and corporate training initiatives shaping the workforce.
Professor A. B. Chamberlain of St Paul urges farmers to balance labor with headwork. He warns against long hours and backs the Bible line that bread comes from sweat, but stresses thinking over mere physical toil for better living.
A 100 acre Philadelphia area farm once worn out and sold for taxes became a model for reclaiming land. A planter diverted spring water into trenches to grow watercress, yielding rapid winter profits of about $100 daily. Violets and French flags enhanced returns, while partes of the acres provided steady work for many men. The article contrasts this with the claim that newer farming strips deplete soil nutrients, citing North Dakota wheat crops removing plant food worth millions and reducing soil fertility.
A nineteenth century clipping describes a method for killing fowls by burying the head end of the bird two feet in the ground and three feet high, then decapitating with a knife or corn cutter before hanging it to bleed. It claims this method is more humane than the bird flopping above ground.
A farmer proposes placing a silo near the cattle barn to streamline feeding. The setup would allow feed to be moved quickly from the silo to the barn, improving efficiency for daily chores and barn operations.
A short guide on bee temper and handling chores in beekeeping. It notes bees respond to calm voices and weather, describes moving frames, transferring to new hives, and starting a queenless period to settle young bees. It advises replacing old gear and ensuring joints are tight for smooth colony transfer.
Mr Marble urges Cheyenne residents with cars to visit the land sale. The sellers offer deferred annual installments and a crop payment plan where a small upfront amount is followed by delivering half the yearly grain at the nearest market until the price is paid.
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