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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1913
Page
5
The author argues that universal conferences cannot fix costs because conditions vary by nation. In the United States reforms are needed, focusing on cutting middlemen between producers and consumers to lower prices while allowing retailers to earn fair profits. Consumer extravagance and improvidence also contribute to high living costs.
Conservation relies on strict game laws while domesticated pheasants offer a growing market. Private preserves aviaries and zoos buy rare species, with European imports boosting supply and prices. Ringneck pheasants thrive with grain diet but also benefit pest control and weed seed reduction depending on land use and cultivation.
The Omaha storm episode prompts reflection on nature’s power and human resilience. Amid destruction, communities rally, offering sympathy and substantial relief through mail offerings, as neighbors and distant observers respond with generosity and support.
The article praises Woodrow Wilson for prioritizing real issues over snobbery and office-seeking. It notes his early tenure shows lessons in leadership, resisting pressure to rush decisions, and focusing on the 95 percent of people rather than Washington fashion. It argues he can steer reform without yielding to petty office hunts.
A scramble over limits on working hours for youths and women in mills sparks a legislative fight in Pennsylvania. Proposals seek 50 hour weeks and 12 hour days, while textile owners warn of competitive harm, arguing tariff and wage pressures. The State Journal criticizes the stance as protecting owners over workers.
Angeles March 24 Wa rd Bonney the aviator with Miss Margaret Stall first left Cudahy Field at the outerike of Los Angeles at 1 20 p m and battled a high wind to San Diego The actual flying time for the 108 miles was 105 minutes
Clover is claimed to be superior hay for fowls, aiding digestion and egg production by improving grain separation and circulation in the stomach, without simply increasing bulk. The text asserts clovers help hens better utilize feed and maintain gut health.
Colonel Jack Moore pens a wary open letter to Editor den, analyzing Wyoming politics and the Standpatters. He voices doubt over Deming resignations, and imagines farm life as a contrast to political strategy while warning Hayden of risky precedents. The piece blends political satire with caution about party shifts and power games.
Advertises cold care tablets with laxative and quinine components. Claims groves of mature formula per box and price stated as five cents. Mentions refund policy if taken to care. Likely a mid century patent medicine style snippet with unnamed dealer.
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