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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1913
Page
7
A sermon-like view defines the church as a universal institution to preach salvation and uplift humanity. It links Christ’s life to modern duties such as teaching, healing, feeding the hungry, clothing the needy, and safeguarding youth, urging churches to act beyond sect and creed.
A vision of a paved continental highway to Cheyenne and across Wyoming promises new life and growth. Citizens urged to join the good roads movement, connect Cheyenne with Denver and extend north to Douglas and Yellowstone Park, benefiting all from land buyers to factory interests.
Observers praise Cheyenne as an ideal location for a large flour mill citing wheat potential in Wyoming. They argue soil climate and transportation support sustained wheat and oats production and urge action to secure the milling center before others rise.
Relatives of Arthur Shafer of the New York Giants say he has jumped and is presumed on his way home to Los Angeles. Letters from Shafer spoke of an early departure and resuming activities in the automobile scene.
Mrs. L. A. Gray of Menasha Wisconsin recounts years of head and throat catarrh and credits Peruna with restoring her health after using both liquid Peruna and Peruna Tablets. The testimonial notes availability of Peruna Tablets for those who object to liquids.
Belle Valley Ohio May 17 Two are dead and three fatally wounded after two explosions at the Imperial mine of the Ogara Coal company. Sixteen miners remain trapped a tailes length from the shaft entrance as rescue efforts begin.
Governor Ammons of Colorado joined Governor Carey in Cheyenne to discuss the water suit between Colorado and Wyoming. The conference aimed to unify western demands and address conservation and development, with Ammons criticizing dual jurisdictions and urging action.
Cincinnati reports rioting as the Cincinnati Traction Company strike continues. Governor Cox declines to send federal troops, a receiver petition is filed, and Judge Geoghehan adjourns court until Monday for further arguments.
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