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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1913
Page
19
Cheyenne publication details list editors and managers, subscription rates, and press office information. It notes a morning edition schedule, postal classification, and representative addresses in New York Chicago.
A pastiche exhortation argues that a clear, laudable life aim fuels enduring happiness across professions. It contrasts selfish indulgence with purposeful work, noting joy at each advancement stage and ultimate spiritual reward for steadfast souls.
Analysis shows opposition framed tariffs as harmful to Wyoming cattle, while cited articles claim beef supply trends differ from population growth. The Los Angeles Express article compares global cattle and population changes, noting varied gains and losses across major meat producers, with the United States showing population rise but cattle decline.
The Leader publishes a comprehensive 1913 review by George S. Walker detailing Wyoming’s rapid growth in population and wealth. It cites a $200 million assessed valuation, large state lands for sale, and vast mineral resources. The article argues the state’s future is bright and urges all readers to study the investment and settlement potential.
A fragmented discussion cites estimates of American investment in Mexico from $500 million to $1 billion. Authorities acknowledge tax and legal complexities, leaving the true amount difficult to pinpoint.
The article surveys Mexican railroads as largely American in construction and operation with Speyer and Co as fiscal agent, while pure premiums dominate Mexican railroad securities. It notes Americans employ most workers and run the opening of Mexico, and that U.S.–Mexico trade heavily surpasses all other nations.
A passage from The World's Work claims that industrial and financial power centers Mexico City cannot match place real capital of Mexico in New York. It argues New York dominates industry finance and commerce affecting Mexican interests.
Venustiano Carranza, northern Mexico leader, sparked the revolt that challenged Huerta after fighting Diaz regime. Born in Cuatro Cienegas Coahuila he built wealth from cattle wheat and rubber. His politics helped Madero enter reform and later inspired his revolutionary path.
People of Cheyenne will have an opportunity to eat a real possum dinner at the African Methodist Episcopal Church this week. Proceeds will support church activities and community programs.
A Cheyenne event features a dinner by African Methodist Episcopal members with a rice themed menu. The description notes skilled culinary artists among colored women and mentions a full meal with all trimmings. The passage also references historical trade and tariff topics.
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