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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1913
Page
13
The notice lists The Leader Purlanking Company Publication Office at 1819 Carey Ave Cheyenne with mail matter status and post office entry details. It indicates publication and mailing terms for the Cheyenne area.
The piece argues amalgamation between Progressives and Republicans faded since a Washington meeting. It claims leaders pushed talk to gain power, while voters shape parties. Roosevelt may be nominated by Progressives if Wilson's primaries plan passes. It criticizes the Republican machine and cites Borah Hadley Cummins as linked to the call to reform, now failing.
An editorial argues for the currency bill as a practical reform amid banking support and public caution. It contrasts banker and tariff attitudes, warns against anti reform fears, and cites British conservatism to critique business resistance to change. It notes Nebraska bankers opposition but praises the new law's potential.
The article notes Woodrow Wilson born Staunton 1846 Lynchburg and Carter Glass born Lonachburg 1868 as key figures in the enactment of the new backing and currency law. It highlights their proximity of birth within 50 miles and their central roles as a president from New Jersey, a Oklahoma senator, and a house representative.
The Mexican civil conflict centers on Tampico an oil hub on the east coast. Four thousand rebels led by Villareal and Castro threaten the city nine miles from Tampico as they prepare to assault streets and endanger foreigners. Consul Miller warns evacuation while Rear Admiral Fletcher readies to ship out all foreigners and land marines if needed.
The Alameda Sheep Co sold fleece grades at 16 to 19 cents per pound with various categories. Eureka Co and Cullen and McPherson reported mixed results, while freight and commissions trimmed profits. Observers say the tariff lacks effect on wool value. trust usage of scarecrow tactics blamed.
A 600 packet offer touts Protone as a remarkable flesh builder in a drastic claim. The ad promises 30 pounds gained in 30 days and ships free to prove effectiveness.
A dubious advertisement touts Protone as a miracle flesh increaser promising rapid weight gain at a dollar per day. The flyer offers a free sample and booklet, with a money back guarantee if unsatisfied, and lists Detroit as the company base with several Cheyenne drugstores as local sellers.
A Christian Science Monitor excerpt recalls curious Korean market scenes near Seoul. A model egg purchase used a hollow straw rope to protect eggs during handling and a dinner of two oysters weighed four and a half and five pounds, with northern oysters reaching ten pounds.
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