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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1913
Page
4
The piece argues storm perception varies with hardship and shelter. It cites open prairie blizzards and bare shacks in Wyoming as factors shaping how severe a storm feels compared to city dwellers. It notes settlers gradually built barns and homes to protect stock and people from winter fury.
The article surveys Wyoming’s booming oil and coal industries, noting gushing wells and vast coal seams in Sheridan and other counties. It predicts rapid growth from railroads, factories, and power plants, urging more people to unlock the state’s mineral wealth and industrial potential.
The Wall Street Journal is criticized for doom laden commentary as Wall Street profits shrink. The piece argues the public backs currency reform and tariff support, while Bradstreets data show textile mills at full capacity and cotton use at record levels. Trade is reported as improving.
Joseph Johnson Fire Commissioner notes an educational drive distributing 60 000 fire prevention cards with don’ts for homes and streets. The effort targets landlords tenants and children teaching to inspect homes, dispose of hazards and keep matches and fuels safely stored.
The article notes stagnant trade on Wall Street and rising distress among brokers. Four stock exchange firms have failed and three more are expected to close within the year, leaving investors wary as market conditions worsen.
The Springfield Republican argues a reform will curb stock speculation by routing country bank reserves from Wall Street to regional banks. It notes Van der Lip’s National City of New York could lose about 50 million in deposits, signaling a major change in America’s stock market framework.
Poem urges residents to back hometown businesses keep prices down and promote their town. It calls boosters the stuff and invites readers to welcome outsiders with pride while avoiding insults and flattery.
Editorial argues the United States must act decisively to shape Mexico’s post Huerta leadership. It warns against recognizing any regime born from dictatorship and urges support for a constitutional restoration, citing Wilson administration policy and the World’s call for emancipation similar to Cuba.
A Washington DC Public Library social service bulletin guides social workers by labeling laboratory information for field use.
A fragmentary dialogue about performance at amateur theatricals. Ida is urged not to mock the roles and to cry convincingly, though the text is incomplete and some lines are unreadable.
Alice Clark eleven year old daughter of Mr and Mrs C W Clark of 518 East Eighteenth street returned home yesterday after a three months battle with typhoid fever at St Johns hospital She endured the longest and hardest siege among recent cases Kauai Hawaii has 27 open air schoolrooms in regular use.
In St Louis on December 4, reports say Paderewski faces threats of violence from enemies. He endures continual questioning by special delivery letters and telegrams alleging he finances a Polish newspaper hostile to Jews, which he has repeatedly denied.
Carranza partisans stole an aeroplane owned by an Arizona deputy marshal and moved it across the border to aid the Guayamas siege. The incident, if the plane is operated, signals a noted advance in warfare for Mexican constitutional forces.
The fragment mentions Wyomlog and Trey seeking a medium role or channel in a local or state community context, but details and context are unclear. No further facts.
A Christmas craft sale is announced at the Presbyterian church inviting shoppers to view uprons and other handmade items during Tuesday afternoon and evening hours.
The Powder River Petroleum company announces its dissolution. Charles B. Whitehead as president and F C Young as secretary certify that on November 4 1919 a special stockholders meeting with all shares represented approved dissolution. Debts and liabilities are paid and assets distributed. Notary public confirms both signed and sworn.
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