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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1913
Page
4
The Cheyenne State Leader lists offices at 1812 Carey Ave Cheyenne Wyoming and notes delivery by mail and carrier options. Subscription rates and management are advertised with staff and representatives.
The piece quotes John C. Mitchell of Denver Nations Bank and W T Dreder of the American Institute of Banking praising the bill as largely good and urging Denver as a federal reserve city. They foresee fewer panics, notes redeemable in gold, and a shift to modern banking practices with steady business and deposits, despite a slight slowdown.
The New York Department of Labor presents a table of idle workers by year from 1897 to the present, noting 1908 and 1907 spikes. It compares New York’s workforce health with national trends, highlighting fewer idle men recently and a sharp 1907 panic.
The Leader cites the parcel post law as the era's most useful legislation, noting Taft era Republicans backed it but Democrats now implement a version starting January 1, 1914. Postmaster Burleson doubles parcel weight while lowering postage and adds bonuses to the system, framed as aiding everyday welfare amid partisan shifts.
The article argues President Wilson’s dominance over Congress rests on public confidence and support for his proposed measures. It notes his currency reform and tariff bills, expects further leadership tests as public opinion splits, and highlights how party approval will determine his ability to press reform through Congress. It also mentions a Collier’s portrait of Abalpes Btelele and a long excerpt on church efficiency and labor relations through social engineering.
The figure described as a pastor of a great institution and participant in the Religion Forward Movement argues that earnest church workers often rely on routine methods that fail to address local emergencies. He stresses the need for efficiency methods based on individual conditions across denominations and regions.
Salt Lake City hosts the National Wool Growers convention January 14 to 17, 1914. The highlight is a twenty round boxing bout featuring Gil bert Gallant of Boston versus One Round of San Francisco. Promoter Tom Painter of Evanston with Harry W. Heafren and Hardy K. Downing aid the event for wool growers and sport fans.
Promoters announce a major lightweight bout featuring One Round Hogan and Gallant with a 9000 dollar purse. Hogan, famed for sensational showings, and rising challenger Gallant are set to draw fans as promoters target a record Intermountain crowd with excursion rail rates and large attendance anticipated.
Bul Wer urges a serious view of money and its link to character. He argues honesty justice generosity and charity tie to money use and urges opening a savings account as a Christmas gift idea with a first deposit in ft.
Parents can influence a child’s future by opening a savings account as a Christmas gift. The article argues that the habit of thrift, taught early, benefits lifelong finances and character. A small initial deposit can set a lasting course toward prudent money management.
The text explains Viking funerals using a large ship not to rot or be broken up. A chief’s body lay in the stern and a torch was set to the hold as kin watched flames grow while the ship sank, symbolizing a final voyage.
A compact maxim urging that youth nor fame justify laziness and that effort remains essential for achievement. The author, Benjamin R. Hayden, frames diligence as a universal standard beyond age or stature.
The Robinson State Leader showcases a large exclusive line of freshly made Xmas candies. Readers are invited to subscribe for more seasonal treats and holiday features.
Catalog fragment lists shaving sets in nickle, wool and military brushes with traveling cases, cigars, desk sets in brass from 1.00 to 815.00, travel cases, meerschaum pipes, liquor plasks, money clips, automobile drinking sets, safety razors, travel emergency cases, ladies toilet sets in silver and ebony, bird’s eye maple and quadruple plate, carving sets, Kodak vanity items, handkerchiefs, hair goods, white confectionery, and decorative Christmas crepe and tissue vapor items.
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