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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1913
Page
13
The article argues that high living costs stem from a complex system of middlemen and extravagant consumer habits. It calls for direct producer retailer cooperation to cut prices and boost profits, while noting consumer improvidence and overuse of services as contributing factors.
The article argues for strict enforcement of game laws while promoting aviaries and private preserves to raise domesticated pheasants as substitutes for wild game. It notes rising demand, existing markets in private parks and zoos, and European imports, with data on ringneck pheasant distributions and their grain and insect-based diets. It cautions on each bird’s potential agricultural impact and underscores the economic value depends on land use and crop variety.
A Omaha tornado on Sunday evening is described as a rare winter event showing nature's power. The piece reflects on destruction, human resilience, and widespread sympathy with plans for monetary offerings to aid the stricken city.
The article lauds Woodrow Wilson for resisting Washington snobbery and focusing on real problems. It notes his relatively short time in office but stresses his intent to avoid office-seeking vanity and to pursue meaningful reforms for the general public.
A Pennsylvania bill to cut textile mill hours to 50 per week faces opposition from industry leaders who warn reduced hours lower competition and threaten workers pay. The debate ties to tariff changes and broader labor protection concerns as unions press for wage gains amid rising costs.
Angeles March 24 Wa rd Bonney the aviator, with Miss Margaret Stall of New York as passenger, left Cudahy Field east of Los Angeles at 1 20 p m. in a monoplane and battled high winds to San Diego. The 108 mile flight took 105 minutes.
The excerpt argues Clover improves fowl digestion and egg production by aiding grain particle separation and aiding circulation in the digestive system. It suggests clover beats other hay for poultry by enhancing nutrient uptake and egg yield.
Col. Jack Moore writes an open letter to Editor Den rambling through Wyoming politics. He worries about a resigning precedent, mockingly addresses “standpatters,” and rails at party shifts as Bull Moose hopes to control patronage while noting lingering distrust of Deming and old machines.
A brief note on using Bromo Quinine tablets to treat a cold. Mentions Grove's name and a fifteen cent to fifty cent price range per box. Advises refund if ineffective.
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