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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1912
Page
12
The Denver leaders deny a practical auto road over the mountains, proposing to lure travelers with Cheyenne style frontier shows. They warn of dangers and costs, arguing Cheyenne cannot beat the continental railroad route and that Denver could overshadow the effort with a superior display and funds.
The Denver papers boast plans for a grand 1915 exhibition featuring a staged battle with hundreds of soldiers and Indians, buffalo and elk herds, cattle roundup, bronco busting, and Indian dances. Reproductions of historic battles, fireworks, a thousand mile automobile parade, and wild West entertainment are planned in a vast arena.
A Saturday Evening Post editorial critiques standpatters for labeling progressives as wild radicals while noting the tariff debate has matured. The piece questions uninformed opposition rhetoric and suggests measured consideration amid political tensions.
A fragmented discussion argues that high protectionists abandon arguments before voting and rely on fear of economic collapse. It notes pre election lines blaming trade shortages and job losses, with references to Ohio voters and the GOP. The piece mocks the persistence of protectionist rhetoric.
Chauncey DP Merrill of Androscoggin County Maine shows a boy can profit from sheep. At eight he bought a ewe with $12 50 his own money. After four years the flock includes three young ewes and 55 pounds wool valued at 46 17 total 463. Value up 140 percent in four years. Annual profit 15 75 on 42 50 invested. Care and feed about 8 yearly. profit over 100 percent.
A fragment from a Margaret Bustue Shiv piece in the August Woman's Home Companion discusses aging and harmony. The narrator notes that a person’s essence is carved by life, and age can be a reward for lived years.
The article discusses a shift toward “matinet” guiding behavior and notes that some Democrats who faced intimidation are returning to the fold. It criticizes attempts to reclaim influence by seeking favorable positions within the organization.
The dispatcher argues present prosecutions under the administration are pointless if outcomes do not deter crime. He contends that imprisonments and long sentences yield real reform while dissolutions and fines only frustrate the public.
Mia Dewey of Milwaukee Wisconsin praises Chamberlains Cough Remedy for children saying it relieves and cures coughs and colds and gives immediate relief in croup. The ad notes the remedy is pleasant and safe for young children and available from all dealers.
The piece quotes Mr Minkerton denouncing sensational westerns and crime films as corrupting youth. It argues moving pictures should uplift rather than mislead, urging prohibition of violent scenes and urging owners to show cleaner, educational entertainment to preserve community standards.
A fire in a Pond Eddy New York area office stove fails to burn well so Albert Corey and Edward Kirby add blasting powder to hasten the flame. An explosion follows with powder kegs blowing up the building, followed by a staged fire and the actors being badly burned. The announcer asks the audience to leave quietly as the stars are hurt.
Bets activity shifts to Rediord Pricka with WM Myers and Company involved. The note lists partners G and Co handling new wagers.
Professor Perry C. Holden resigns from Iowa College to join the IHS Service Bureau at Chicago. He is credited with pioneering farmer education through demonstration trains and short courses as part of a broader cooperative program aimed at boosting crops, roads, homes, and national prosperity.
A feature profile describes Toulouse geese as compact in form with a large head, short bill, and deep body, noting gray plumage and white belly. The piece also details breed standards, weights from 15 to 20 pounds, and mentions agricultural leadership and the National Corn Exposition.
Washington reports Representative Jefferson M. Levy of New York owns Monticello and a vast estate of value. He confirmed possessing a $40,000 sable overcoat, saying it is among the finest sable pieces. Delegation members await the warmth as temperatures fall.
The text presents a fragmented dialogue referencing Mr. Levy and a question about gifts and possessions. It mentions the Duke of Sutherland and the Bultan of Turkey in misread form, with coy replies about knowledge of origin and acquaintances.
A state leader announces a push to use the Want Ad medium in Wyoming to boost public notices and classifieds. Officials cite efficiency and broader reach while outlining planned steps and expected timelines.
The article advises keeping young and old chickens apart when possible due to timidity in youth. It stresses generous flesh-forming feed for growing pullets and pallets, including barley and fattening foods, while hens require less. It notes pullets may fail to get enough feed if mixed and that developed birds need less overall.
Winter poultry conditions demand shade for poultry houses and movable nest boxes. Three months can bring the broiler to market readiness, while ducks dislike confinement. Emphasize cleanliness, fresh air, and dry housing. Linseed meal aids moulting digestion. keep houses fumigated and use rough timber for perches to deter pests.
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