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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1913
Page
12
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Secretary Urvan travels to Sacramento amid broader U S. celebration plans for the Panama Canal. President and cabinet oppose anti alien land laws and urge cautious diplomacy to avoid international trouble during the great national anniversary. California faces windfall prospects from canal development and global attention.
The Tribune editorial accusation against The Leader for not quoting the saving clause sparks a fair and youthful defense. The piece argues Deming’s Mop-over editorial targets party “soiled linen” and questions who among Republicans and Democrats benefits from a period of “laundering” before 1910.
Read about the national letter writing contest showing growing youth participation. The May 15 closing date looms as thousands of students from many states and schools submit letters to the Remington Literary Committee in New York.
B H Watson Wyoming experimental farms chief explains dry farming profits and the value of mixed farming including forage crops dairy systems and soil fertility. He argues drought resilience via crops like corn forage millet alfalfa and silos, stressing farmer prudence and stockpiling feed to weather lean years.
A letter from KUTIEN China criticizes China’s leaders for failing at the anti opium conference in S¢king. It discusses Britain China opium treaties, suppression efforts, and proposals to fund burning opium stocks via YMCA and missionary subscriptions, noting Chinese and foreign reactions and the role of Christian benevolence.
A new map from the Secretary of the Interior shows areas in Wyoming designated or subject to entry under the enlarged homestead act. It notes small additions since a map sent two years ago, with Big Horn Johnson and Carbon counties showing the largest increases. The office has many Wyoming requests, so progress is slow.
In a U S Bureau of Fisheries experiment at Edenton North Carolina the agency tests a propagation scheme this spring to determine how frogs may be raised for meat. The effort aims to create a steady supply of frog legs as a regular food item.
Henry Wedland and Alexander Drummond, Brooklyn youths, were charged in New Haven with burglary after R L Davisson of Dayton Ohio, a Yale senior, captured them last year. The men, in Vande hall, believed a silver pencil used by Davisson was a pistol, and a loaded revolver was found on Welland.
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