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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1913
Page
12
The fragment notes Cheyenne state leader publication details from THE LEADER PUBLISHING COMPANY with offices at 1812 Carey Ave Cheyenne Wyoming. It lists subscription rates and delivery methods as a postal matter of second class with references to carriers and representatives.
John C Mitchell of Denver Nations Bank voices cautious support for the bill claiming it is 90 percent good and will boost business and confidence. W T Dreder of the American Institute of Banking suggests the reform marks a shift from old methods and will educate bankers. The notes will be redeemable in gold at the treasury and Denver seeks to be a federal reserve city amid steady but not rapid deposit growth.
The New York Department of Labor presents a table of idle workers by year from 1897 to the present, noting fluctuating unemployment and a decline in idleness since the 1907 Republican panic. It compares New York’s supply of work with national trends, highlighting peak and trough years.
The Leader questions the value of prior acts while praising the parcel post reform set to take effect January 1, 1914. Postmaster Burleson doubled maximum parcel weight and reduced overall postage, claiming gains for everyday shoppers and a shift from Republican to Democratic policy. The piece contrasts Democratic improvements with former Republican favors to express partisan judgment.
The article argues President Wilson maintains leadership over Congress due to public trust in his personal leadership and his policy measures. It notes his influence could wane if public approval drops as new legislation on reform and governance faces divisive debate. A contrasting piece profiles Abalpes Btelele a social engineer promoting church efficiency and labor relations.
The passage portrays a pastor and leader in the labor movement who has written about church reform since 1959, stressing first hand knowledge of church problems across denominations. He argues earnest workers rely too much on fixed methods and urges strategies suited to local emergencies.
Salt Lake City prepares for the National Wool Growers convention January 14 to 17 1914 with a marquee boxing event featuring Gilbert Gallant of Boston champion contender and One Round from San Francisco. Tom Painter of Evanston Wyoming organized the matchup with assistance from Harry W. Heafren and Hardy K. Downing to entertain fellow wool growers and businessmen.
Promoters announce a $9000 purse for a high profile bout between One Round Hogan, a famed lightweight, and rising star Gallant. Hogan seeks a title challenge while McLean aims to push Gallant toward championship contention. Excursion rail rates promise large crowds as the city readies for a major in intermountain boxing event.
The piece argues money governs honesty justice generosity and charity and urges a right view of money to justify saving. It notes virtues connect to money use and recommends a savings account with a first deposit as a Christmas gift idea.
Parents can shape a child’s future by opening a savings account as a Christmas gift. The text urges starting thrift habits early, arguing the benefit is lifelong in finance and character, making the child more responsible and useful. It frames the idea as sensible Santa Claus behavior.
The article describes Viking ship burials where a chief’s body lay in the stern and a torch set the hold alight. Kinsfolk watched as the ship burned and sailed away, eventually submerging beneath the waves?
A concise maxim by Benjamin R. Hayden urging that youth should not excuse weakness and that age or fame should not justify laziness. The saying stresses discipline, perseverance, and personal responsibility across all stages of life.
The largest exclusive line of Christmas candies is freshly made at the Robinson shop, promoting seasonal treats and inviting subscribers for the State Leader edition.
A listing of assorted goods including shaving sets in nickel, wool items, military brushes with traveling cases, cigar cases, meerschaum pipes, desk sets in brass, liquor accessories, safety razors, travel emergency cases, women’s toilet sets in silver and ebony, clutch carver and vanity items, Kodak accessories, music and handkerchiefs, hair care products, confections, and holiday decor.
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