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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1913
Page
4
The piece argues Wyoming must attract trust and loan companies to supply necessary capital for settlers and farm development. It cites Iowa’s experience with eastern funds, urges local communities to form credit institutions, and warns against monopolizing credit to promote rapid, self sustaining growth through irrigation and dry farming.
The article urges developing the habit of helping others. It describes the joy and exhilaration from performing good deeds without reward and notes that repetition builds valuable new faculties. It encourages going out of one’s way to assist fellowmen for personal happiness.
A fragment from a speech by Mrs Wilson praising domestic leadership and family life. She argues the wife and mother role stabilizes public figures and strengthens their service, noting shared home conferences with her husband and the relief of a supportive home.
The readable text suggests a comparison where one party should serve her husband more effectively by delegating work to a moderate office clerk or secretary. Details are incomplete, limiting full context or origins.
The piece argues Morgan's testimony before Pujo's committee shows no financial dominance by J P Morgan Co. It cites Ryan’s control of Equitable Life and Morgan’s refusal to relinquish it, suggesting Morgan could not dominate powerful interests and labeling his claims as rot.
A reader from Brookyn, Michigan claims five years ago a severe chrome constipation was cured by Chamberlain's Tablets. The brief testimonial notes sale through all dealers.
Curtis plans resignation at next board meeting. Several hopefuls debated, with Farrington from the dry farming district and Sloan from Cheyenne city among leading candidates. Ranching interests push for representation on the board, hoping for sound judgment from Sloan and Farrington.
The Tribune defends Diamondville election fraud claims by alleging John B. Kendrick lied about his campaign funds and questions whether Democrats will resist machine politics. It warns loyalists to vote to sustain the party while anticipating Senate scrutiny and possible reforms.
St Petersburg dispatch reports the empire council adopting a law to end serfdom in Russia. The 1861 emancipation left the Caucasus with special transitional measures which are now terminated after fifty years despite remaining opposition.
The article lists E. L. Emery P. Cook N. La Fountaine and Samuel Corson from Cheyenne and H A Andrews and Mr. Davidson from Horse Creek as suggested successors. Emery and Cook expressed willingness to serve while La Fountaine and Corson declined due to personal reasons. Farrington and Sloan hold appointment authority and will proceed upon Farrington’s return.
An advertisement urges readers to take Cascarets at night to cleanse the liver stomach and bowels by morning. It targets headaches biliousness sleeplessness nervousness backache and general disorder, claiming a 1-cent box promotes healthy bowel action and a clear head.
A letter from Dr. Calgh F. Gates describes conditions in Constantinople amid the Balkan conflict. He notes disorganized Turkish troops, food shortages, and slow medical care, but praises government resolve and international Red Cross relief efforts for refugees and wounded.
The American Red Cross requests donations to aid Balkan States and other victims. Donors should designate funds to the country where they wish aid to be spent as the society forwards contributions to the effected regions.
An old advertisement touts a product labeled Bromo Quinine Laxative with bold claims of curing a cold in one day and grip in two days. It urges readers to seek the signature of BE. W. Grove and lists a price of 25 cents.
Gustav Zorn and Lorene Joschke, Grand hotel owners in Bad Nauheim, are in New York studying American hotels. He says New York’s hotels are bigger, pricier, and more complete than anywhere, with high living costs driven by demand. He notes widespread cafe lunches and dinners and predicts Europe will soon cost as much as America. He plans visits to Chicago, Philadelphia, Cincinnati, St. Louis, and Hot Springs.
The Robinson offers lunch from 11 30 a m to 2 p m and dinner from 5 to 7 p m with up to date service and best home cooking advertised. patrons invited to try it.
A 200000 spectator crowd lined a 12 mile route for the 24th annual Tournament of Roses. The floral parade, longest yet, lasted over two hours featuring flower decorated autos and floats. Prize winners included Adolphus C. Busch's float. Ten thousand people attended the afternoon chariot races at Tournament Park.
Madame Sarah Bernhardt via cablegram to Paris acquires a 1,500 acre ranch near Colorado Springs from Abraham Frank of Chicago. Sale price debated with Frank asking 110000 and Bernhardt offering 104000. Her son Maurice Bernhardt to split time between Patisan theatre management and cattle herding on the ranch.
President Taft informed Senator Brandegee that he will not nominate Colonel Goethals for governor of the canal zone due to opposition from Democratic senators. The message signals a shift in nominations amid Senate hostility.
Roswell Miller, chairman of the Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul, died suddenly in New York on a January day.
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