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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1913
Page
4
The Cheyenne gathering hosts the National Wool Growers Association of America in a discussion on tariffs and meat demand. Writers emphasize rising mutton demand, high pork and beef prices, and Wyoming’s abundant sheep resources to bolster wool and sheep industry growth.
A New York World editorial questions the parcel post law requiring a special stamp and asks why books are excluded from an otherwise broad service. It argues repeal of the restriction would promote public convenience and compare books to items like butter eggs and apples.
The Pueblo Star-Journal notes that currency reform is needed and the Aldrich plan will not be enacted. A Democratic substitute bill is expected next session, with experts testifying and opponents of the plan. The issue hinges on curbing money trust influence and ensuring a simple system responsive to business conditions.
In a Senate bid speech Jon Bailey argues the fathers of the constitution did not intend direct government by the people. He criticizes a Blackhard OFF monopoly and questions the influence of United States senators on its legislative payroll.
The Wisconsin State Journal quotes a Texas speaker arguing that earlier founders did not foresee modern federal powers and trusts. He asserts current generations must correct and expand constitutional government, praising Texas for helping push reform.
The fourth installment outlines allowed and restricted items for parcel post. Perishables such as meat and berries may travel short distances. fresh meats limited to 60 miles. fragile items must be marked. certain goods like intoxicants and explosives are banned. weight limit 2 pounds. guidance on packaging and forwarding distance.
War end shifts attention to Wyoming legislature in Cheyenne as Star Valley and Cokeville factions push for creating Elk County from Lincoln. Reports indicate strong local support in Afton and Thayne for division, while Cokeville Register voices concern over tax burden and long travel to a new county seat.
The note explains parceling along the top, ensuring ends align with parcel edges to stay within limits. It mentions regular carriers delivering gar cola where possible, while parcels must be mailed at the post office or branches using special cunpe procedures.
A jerky transcription describes a doctor’s warning about hair loss and a patient named Sernaes with rich blond hair. It urges readers to follow a doctor’s advice for treatment and highlights nerve issues and a hopeful outcome.
Nostalgic plea against old fashioned laxatives promotes Syrup of Figs as gentle remedy. Claiming castor oil and calomel harm children, the ad urges parents to use Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna from the California Fig Syrup Co, with directions on the package and druggist endorsement.
Wires between New York and Chicago lay prostrate after a sleet and wind storm. Telegraphs congested as hundreds of poles and lines fell, with Toledo reporting eighty poles down and widespread damage in Illinois Indiana and Ohio.
An advertisement touts Eckman’s Alterative as effective against tuberculosis and related lung illnesses. It cites a testimonial from Arthur Webb describing rapid prior decline and dramatic recovery after starting the remedy, urging readers to request recovery booklets and contact Eckman Laboratory for evidence.
In a dire forest blaze, Bill the tramp joins fellow arc fighters to protect a village. Exhausted and wounded, he initially resists but returns to help after learning of children at risk. He rallies workers, prepares evacuees, and pushes toward safety as flames threaten homes.
The notice outlines that work on the project continues under an open contract while estimates from several phyal clans are considered for the remaining phases. It notes that no final commitment has been made and timelines depend on forthcoming reviews.
The Brooklyn Tabernacle International Sunday School Lesson series offers clear, harmonious explanations to help teachers and pupils grasp general thoughts of lessons. Reading fifteen minutes daily yields lasting benefit as a useful commentary for Sunday school topics to be bound later.
A traveler finds Lafe, a famed Maine hunting guide, idle in a village hotel after a year away. He admits he quit guiding deer hunting and now guides fishing parties since no one mistakes him for a fish.
A vintage appeal urges readers to call a listed number to sell belongings and subscribe to the Weekly State Lender at one dollar per year. The brief notice mirrors classic classified placement and prompts readers to contact for quick cash.
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