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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1913
Page
5
Published every morning except Monday by The Leader Purlanking Company Cheyenne office at 1819 Carey Ave. Cheyenne. Mail matter of second class.
The piece argues that cooperation between Progressives and Republicans was never supported by rank and file voters. It credits Roosevelt as the likely nominee if primaries shift power to the people. It condemns the Washington meeting, naming Borah Hadley Cummins and others as tainted figures, and notes Progressive Republicans cannot reform the GOP.
An article argues bankers broadly support the currency and credit reform, contrasting with Nebraska bankers’ earlier opposition. It cites New York Times praise and warns of future fear-driven reform, noting historical tariff and railroad laws and predicting public backlash once benefits fade. A Minneapolis News item questions South American advertising tactics.
The piece notes Woodrow Wilson born Staunton Virginia in 1846, Robert L Owen born Lynchburg Virginia in 1866, and Carter Glass born Lynchburg Virginia in 1868 as pivotal figures in enacting the new backing and currency law. It highlights their roles as president, senator from Oklahoma, and representative, with commentary on fate in a vast country. The World cites the New York World.
Rebels led by General Villareal and Castro push toward Tampico on Mexico's east coast amid heavy oil interests. Americans warned to evacuate as the assault threatens foreign residents. Rear Admiral Fletcher readies to board civilians and deploy marines if needed.
The Alameda Sheep Co and Eureka Co. reported wool sales this week with prices ranging from 16 to 19 cents for various grades, while Cullen and McPherson claimed a net per head after costs. The Journal argues tariff fears do not set wool prices and predicts a price increase amid a shrinking global supply.
An advertisement touts a 600 package of Protone flesh builder with a bold claim to gain 30 pounds in 30 days and offers free delivery to prove its effectiveness. It emphasizes rapid results and free trial delivery to entice readers.
An advertisement promotes Protone as a flesh increasing remedy promising rapid weight gain at a dollar a day. It touts a money back guarantee and offers free sample packs from the Detroit firm, with instructions and a booklet on why you are thin, though no free samples from local druggists.
A traveler recalls Korea near Seoul where eggs are packed in hollow straw ropes to prevent breakage. On another day two oysters arrive unusually large, one weighing four and a half pounds and the other five pounds, with locals noting northern oysters can reach ten pounds.
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