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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1913
Page
12
Wyoming must attract eastern capital to develop farming and settlement. The article argues for trust and loan companies, backed by local investors, to provide working capital until self-sufficiency is reached. It notes past western states benefited from outside money and urges commercial clubs to push for broadened credit access.
A reflective piece encourages daily acts of kindness to build a habit. It argues helping others brings personal joy and awakens new faculties beyond self focus, urging readers to go out of their way for fellowmen as a fraternal union.
A fragmented essay extols the balance of home and public duties for presidential spouses. It quotes Mire Wilson praising a loving, well managed household as essential to supporting a president facing dense responsibilities and public scrutiny. The piece emphasizes the wife’s role in caregiving, domestic harmony, and shared decision making.
The remark argues that a wife should serve her husband by not undertaking tasks a moderate office clerk could handle, highlighting concerns about domestic labor and professional boundaries within households. The statement reflects debates on gender roles and efficiency in managing chores and work.
The Pujo committee hears Morgan's testimony amid claims of misleading statements and attempts to downplay his influence. The article notes Wall Street’s reaction and questions Morgan’s claim he dominates nothing, contrasting it with evidence that he could influence key figures like Ryan of the Equitable Life Assurance Co.
A reader letter from Brooklyn Michigan claims Chamberlain's Tablets cured a severe case of chrome constipation after five years. The note attributes the improvement to the remedy and notes it is sold by all dealers.
Curtis succession debated as board plans meeting next week to accept resignation. The pool of candidates includes Farrington from the eastern dry farming district and Sloan from Cheyenne city, with ranching interests seeking representation. The ranching bloc urges fair appointment, hoping Sloan and Farrington will reflect regional needs.
The Tribune attacks the Diamondville election fraud case, asserting John B. Kendrick lied about funds used in the Democratic campaign. It warns party loyalists to vote to uphold the machine, while noting the risk to the Senate and the old fashioned view of ballot purity.
The council of the empire adopted a law ending the last vestiges of serfdom in Russia. The 1861 emancipation in the Caucasus had prompted special transitional measures, but after about fifty years the transitional stage is terminated despite ongoing opposition.
The resignation of Commissioner Curtiss prompts a speculation lineup including E L Emery P 8 Cook N La Fountaine Samuel Corson of Cheyenne and H A Andrews and Mr Davidson of Horse Creek. Emery and Cook express willingness to serve while La Fountaine and Corson decline. Appointment decisions rest with Farrington and Sloan who will reconvene on Farringtons return.
An old advertisement urges Cascarets as a quick morning cleanse for the liver stomach and bowels. It claims relief from headaches biliousness sleeplessness nervousness backache and disordered feeling. The copy touts a 1 cent box from the druggist to promote healthy bowel action.
A letter from Dr. Calgh F. Gates describes Constantinople during the Balkan conflict. He notes mismanaged Turkish forces, supply shortages, and a cautious stance, while relief efforts by the American Red Cross and other groups aid refugees in Asia and city districts amid widespread hardship.
Citizens urged to contribute to relief efforts with donations directed to the country of their choice. The American Red Cross will forward funds to aid the Balkan States and other regions in need, supporting humanitarian relief projects worldwide.
An old advertisement touts a single remedy Bromo Quinine as an all in one laxative cold cure. It claims to cure a cold in one day and grip in two days and lists a price of 25 cents and a signature by BE W GROVE. The bold claim emphasizes rapid relief and a simple treatment.
Gustav Zorn, co owner of the Grand hotel in Bad Nauheim, travels to New York to study American hotel practices. He says New York hotels are bigger and pricier than anywhere, with high living costs reflecting demand. He notes extensive hotel dining culture and plans to visit Chicago Philadelphia Cincinnati St Louis and Hot Springs.
The Robinson offers cafeteria meals from 11 30 a m to 2 p m and 5 to 7 p m with up to date dining and best home cooking claimed.
A record breaking crowd of 200 000 lined 12 miles of streets for Pasadena's 24th Tournament of Roses parade. The floral procession lasted over two hours with cars and floats covered in flowers, plus the Queen Summer theme. Adolphus C. Busch earned prize for his float while 10 000 watched chariot races at Tournament Park.
Madame Bernhardt via cablegram announces purchase of a 1500 acre ranch near Colorado Springs. Abraham Frank of Chicago owns the tract and asks 110000 dollars while Bernhardt offers 104000. Her son Maurice Bernhardt will divide duties between theatre management and ranching.
President Taft informs Senator Brandegee he will not nominate Colonel Goethals as governor of the canal zone due to opposition from Democrat senators. The statement reflects ongoing political disputes over the appointment.
Roswell Miller chairman of the Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul railroad died suddenly in New York City. The death occurred today and details were not immediately released.
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