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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1913
Page
7
The text lists publication offices in Cheyenne Wyoming with a mail class header, subscription rates and editor contact lines. It reads as a masthead snippet from a historic newspaper, noting delivery and representative addresses in New York and Chicago.
A discussion on fixed life purpose bringing lasting happiness across professions. It argues that goal oriented living yields fulfillment for architects merchants artists and professionals, with joy growing at each stage of progress. The piece links earthly success to spiritual reward and calls for steadfast effort toward a laudable aim.
The piece argues opposing views in Congress over a new tariff impacting Wyoming cattle. It cites reactions from Republicans and a Los Angeles Express article comparing beef supply to population growth in major nations, noting varied cattle gains and declines across regions.
The Teader publishes a comprehensive 1913 close of year review by George S. Walker detailing Wyoming’s rising population and wealth. With a high valuation near 200,000,000 dollars, minimal debt, abundant lands for sale, and vast mineral resources, the article argues a bright future and invites readers to invest or relocate.
The article discusses American investment in Mexico, noting wide estimates from five hundred million to one billion dollars. It cites authorities noting complexity in measuring capital flows and differing tax interpretations.
The piece notes railroads in Mexico are largely built and run by Americans with major U S investments and executive staff, while Mexican securities show broad American ownership. It highlights American labor in developing Mexico and a heavy U S role in bilateral trade far surpassing other nations.
In a bold assertion The World's Work argues that economically and industrially the leading influence for Mexico lies not in Mexico City but in New York, suggesting a global power center resides outside the national capital.
General Venustiano Carranza emerged as a northern Mexico leader who defied Huerta and sparked a revolt. Born in Cuatro Ciénegas, Coahuila, he built wealth as a landowner and rubber producer. Carranza’s anti Diaz campaign helped inspire Francisco I. Madero to pursue electoral reform and join the revolution.
Cheyenne residents will have a chance to dine on a real possum dinner this week at the African Methodist Episcopal Church. The notice is part of a local community effort with details provided in the upcoming event listings.
The article notes a meal prepared by Cheyenne's colored women at the African M. E. church with a full dinner and all the trimmings. It mentions a strong culinary talent among them and highlights a rice based menu.
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