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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1913
Page
4
An editor in chief writes from a Cheyenne Pont Office brief about a Mali matter of the second clans amid a subscription ratra. The fragmentary note suggests editorial activity and local press concerns.
The piece argues Pratt and Manson remain loyal Republicans while embracing progressive principles. It rebuts claims of betrayal for voting with Democrats in organizing the house, noting no declaration of senatorial preference was filed and asserting their independence from corporate-controlled, reactionary leadership. The Tribune lauds Pratt as principled, backboneed, and patriotic in serving Wyoming's people.
A reader questions progressive labels amid disputes with The Tribune and its editor. It cites Taft support, Warren’s votes, and alleged corruption to argue the paper’s hypocrisy, contrasting with The Leader’s stance and a Nat Baker reference.
Secretary of State Frank Lb. and the legislative bodies face contests over seats in the Lincoln county area involving one Republican senator and three representatives. A second case targets William Irvine of your county. The editor asserts evidence supports the charges and warns both parties must not ignore potential fraud harming ballot purity and the state’s franchise rights.
Jan 15 report from Lawrence Kan quotes Dr J Crumbine dean of the University of Kansas medicine school urging natural methods for beauty. He warns against facial powders and cosmetics clogging pores and advocates clean habits baths gentle washing dry skin and clean diet to improve complexion.
In Paris on January 16 the second ballot for the republics presidential nominee produced Jules Pama with 268 votes and Premier Raymond Poliicaire with 272. The result leaves the presidency unresolved and hints at ongoing political maneuvering.
A late night meeting of Gee Oh Paa members across the state denounces Democrats and Warren. Speakers blame Gov Carey and anti-Warn Democrats, call for unity and warn of aggressive campaign actions against perceived backers of the party.
A Swede named Sven Alexson writes about women and money in a breezy, colloquial voice. He notes jokes about maids, marriage, and the idea of a single man with multiple partners, interspersed with musings on fashion, babies, dogs, and modest social mores.
A six year old boy, Alexander Cale viteh, had his left eye replaced by a gold ball artificial eye after injury. Dr. Samuel D. Risley described the successful transplant, noting the eye moves with perfect freedom and the artificial eye appears natural to observers.
A fragment reflects on marriage and truth as a man at a low point mocks his wife. The note blends humor with a cautionary tone about honesty and self restraint.
A proposed manure shed shields liquid and solid waste from weather, funnels waste to a floor drop for easy removal, and allows load out by manure spreader when fields are dry. It notes concrete flooring and a cistern for draining liquid manure, citing Kansas Agricultural College as a model.
United States Department of Agriculture Bulletin No 603 by George S Demuth surveys comb honey production, argues for attractive high grade comb honey, notes limited profitable areas, and predicts growing preference for extracted honey if purity gains public trust. It highlights trend toward extracted honey while urging best practices for comb honey aesthetics.
A compact hive shelter described as seven feet long and three feet wide houses four hives. The design shows back and ends boarded up with leaves for winter, and hives arranged in two pairs with space between each pair. The illustration demonstrates a practical winter and summer protection method for bee colonies.
Fragmentary notes describe hive architecture and ventilation concepts with mentions of chambers, connections, and elevated boards for airflow and access. The text references a Padtnogh ally and Tahoe, indicating a discussion of hive rest areas and mating behavior in a technical or observational context.
Brigadier General Clarence R Edwards, commanding Fort D. A. Russell Wyoming, warns that cocaine use among U S Army enlisted men is rising and harming discipline. He notes cocaine is supplied via mysterious mail abuse and urges prohibitive measures while detailing his career and investigations.
A report notes mystery over the drug’s source but says parcels are mailed from Denver. General Edwards asks postal and Cheyenne authorities to curb traffic, urges Washington to act, and backs restoring the army canteen. Medical staff say drug use is growing but not yet harming duty.
The Knights and Ladies of the Macabers announce a joint social and card party at I. C. C. F. Hall on Friday the 17th. Public is cordially invited.
The Central Wyoming Gazette of Shoshon reports the paper was sold earlier this week to the Press company of Casper. Mr Duff will manage here, with plans to move the large plant to Casper and maintain a smaller local plant temporarily. The current issue is the last under old management.
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