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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1914
Page
7
An after New Year reflection asserts that character is forged in ordinary days and routine actions. It argues that good habits and Christian character develop through daily life, not during birthdays or exalted moments.
The 1915 to 1918 political shift brought tariff and currency reform, direct senatorial elections, and nationalization of policies under Wilson. Critics warned of upheaval, but the Democratic triumph promised and pursued steady reforms, postal efficiency, and trust enforcement, reinvigorating business and public confidence.
The Leader greets Cheyenne’s transition to commission government with Mayor elect KH N LaPoulaine and commissioners Enos Laughlin and K C Barksiar. Three businessmen take oath, expect reforms, and abolition of city treasurer. critics caution time for changes to take shape.
A long reflective piece blends a parable about chasing wealth with a dense discussion of banking reform and reserve requirements. It contrasts the idea of a literal pot of gold at a rainbow with the need to work and dig for financial security, detailing proposed reserve ratios and the role of federal banks in stabilizing currency and credit. It also includes an exhortation to prudent living and a note on Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a personal health aside.
A forthcoming bill, to be reported by the loan subcommittee, would amend the national bank act to create state central banks linked to county rural banks forming a national rural bank system. Farm bonds backed by mortgages on farms or homes could be issued, offering safety tax freedom and steady returns to attract investors while enabling lower loan rates for farmers.
A candid ad explains Stenotypy written on the Stenotype machine and the hand method. It promotes quick learning for students, invites observers to compare both methods, and encourages enrollment after seeing potential future benefits.
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