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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1913
Page
4
Local editor asserts The Tribune habitually injects politics into news and editorials. He cites tariff debates and calls out alleged double standards in coverage. He cites Bradstreet data, Wheat and Howe exports, and tariff doubts to argue for renewed prosperity under Democratic leadership.
Dr David steer Jordan of Deland argues against war, urging international arbitration as a practical solution. He contends warfare costs lives, wealth, and moral standards, and promotes a movement toward nonviolent dispute resolution led by major nations and global leaders. He plans further talks in Washington and Europe with dignitaries and heads of state.
The wool trust tactics around the tariff bill differ from sugar policy. When the Underwood bill was introduced, wool buyers were sent nationwide ostensibly to purchase wool but in fact to raise prices to alarm wool producers. The accounts describe strategies to influence market fear and reaction.
The bulletin notes trading in the wool market has been fair with few large transactions and prices rising only where immediate needs force buyers. Western prices remain strong, with bulk activity in new wools and exporters noting over 50 million pounds shipped in the first half of 101. There is slight market tension from proposed tariffs and wool trusts, while a testimonial extols Chamberlain's remedy as effective for dysentery.
A Minneapolis News column compares a dam without a spillway to a person without outlets for energy. It warns that hidden excess can burst disastrously, recounting a bank official who vanished with others' savings. It urges wholesome outlets such as hobbies, gardens, or sports to safely vent surplus energy.
Wyoming issues strict import rules to prevent disease spread among cattle horses swine and other stock. Health certificates tuberculin tests and triplicate records required for shipments from all states with penalties up to 10 000 dollars per offense.
A buyer notes causes such as sedentary habits lack of outdoor activity insufficient mastication constipation torpid liver worry and anxiety overeating and ill suited foods. Recommends correcting bilbia and taking Chamberlain's Tablets. For sale by all druggists.
Lingolts Journal argues the lobby investigation will prove valuable by exposing how newspapers have been shaped by paid material and clever manipulation. The piece credits new publicity laws and editor ethics with reforming press space usage and reducing influence from dubious paid propaganda.
Wyoming governor issues a supplementary proclamation prohibiting cattle from Illinois New York entering the state without tuberculin testing. Cattle must pass U S Bureau of Animal Industry tests before arrival or be quarantined sixty days. meat cattle shipments from Illinois and New York to other destinations are restricted.
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