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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1913
Page
8
Wyoming shows unsettled adverse conditions with likely snow in the west. Highs and lows reach extremes not seen in 41 years with a record high around 606 and a record low near 19. The report notes this date compared poorly to last year and comments on managerial quality.
A United States Bureau of Education bulletin summarizes an International congress on school hygiene. It discusses open air classrooms versus traditional rooms, dental clinics in schools, ventilation, open air schools, and the role of health clinics, with contributions from doctors, educators, and architects. It also notes entomology and forest service efforts in forest insect control.
A new division of the U S Bureau of Education, formed with the National Kindergarten Association, will study the kindergarten's role in the U S education system. Directed by Misa Bessie Locke, with Myra Winchester leading bureau work, the first report will cover national kindergarten conditions, opinions of educators, and the impact of kindergarten training. Strong support for kindergarten training is noted, with some adverse views included.
Chicago reports final papers show Joe Tinker and Mordecai Brown leaving the National League for the Federal League. Both players said salaries are guaranteed by a bonding company for three-year contracts and that they joined after a full, independent investigation into the Federals’ backing. Tinker to run Chicago team with at least five NL holdovers.
A sketch by Dr. A. E. B. Shipley in the Edinburgh Review describes the Atlantic seafloor from Iceland to Cape Horn. It portrays subaqueous landscape zones from mud lines to continental slopes, mid Atlantic ridge, and the distribution of life and sediments shaped by rivers and currents.
The text lists Atlantic islands including Azores St Pauls Rocks Tristan da Cunha and Gough and describes crossing a mid Atlantic ridge. It notes descending the western slope and traversing vast grayish ooze plains before approaching the American coast and reversing the life zones from Europe. It compares coastal slopes of America to Africa and southern Morocco.
A broken rail hurled the Oregon- Washington Railroad and Navigation fast mail into a ditch between Haines and Baker today. No one was hurt. The train traveled 200 rail lengths before stopping, with cars still on the rails except the diner which tipped to the side and some cars thrown as far as 16 feet from the track.
A vivid sketch from Brittany notes the beauty of sardine boats and nets in Le Creisie, contrasting the functional factory with the graceful lines of fishing craft. The author recalls fishers and their sails gleaming in blue nets, a scene admired beside the tumbling bay waters.
Department of the Interior notices John M Neddeau of Cheyenne Wyoming intends to prove up a homestead claim for the 8W percent and the SEC of Section 14 Township 16 North Range 66 West in Cheyenne. He filed on October 12 1908 and June 28 1909 and will appear January 23 1614 before the Cheyenne Land Office register and receiver. Witnesses include Thomas Lubben Theodore Smith William Ruktaschel Homer Neddeau.
Default occurred on a mortgage dated December 8 1910 by Caroline and Schuts Volker of Cheyenne Wyoming to Samuel Idelman. Record filed June 8 1912 in Laramie County Book 182 page 118 secures $1500.06 at 10 percent interest with quarterly payments. Notice states acceleration due to missed interest payments and sets foreclosure sale for January 20, 1925 at 10 o'clock from the front door of the city courthouse Cheyenne. Attorney fee $75.00.
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