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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1913
Page
10
Reports from Lander and surrounding areas say lamb crops look strong this season due to a mild winter and ample feed. Wool sales are slow with few bidders. traders blame tariff fears, though sheepmen remain confident and worry more about potential delays than outcomes.
Manager Tod presents Dante's Inferno at the Lyric with a special musical program and explanatory lecture by Prof. Forrest P. Cleaves of Boulder University. The production features famed Doré scenes, costly realism, and a nearly two hour continuous show from 2 p.m. to 1 p.m. Admission remains ten cents.
Congress may keep wool in unsettled condition as tariff politics loom. Tywers push price drops, forcing some sheepmen to sell cheap. Sheepmen believe firm hold will yield good prices if they endure, dismissing fears of the free wool policy as political hype.
An ad extols Allen’s Foot-Ease antiseptic powder to shake into shoes curing corns callouses and ingrown nails easing swelling and aching feet. It claims instant relief and one size smaller shoes for women, with a free sample offer and mail address in Le Roy New York.
Miller of Carlile reports near completion of staking and plowing on a Sundance land tract he has farmed for seven years. Deep stumps and hidden wagon holes suggest a filled land with potential alfalfa prospects. Buffalo bones and hunting relics indicate a former Indian camp site.
In Sheridan Wyoming on May 18 the 14 year old son of Prank Baglilah of Boolsiheat was badly bitten by a pet baldow belonging to the family Priday neon.
Hudson Wyoming May 19 Old Gebo tract adjacent to the town site opened for entry after years of contest Local residents rushed to the land office in Lander to file cash entries on a bevel quarter section The move ends a barrier to Hudsons growth and secures the future of the coal camp Some claimants hoped to mine if able to secure land
A game cock in a yard attacked Mrs. English and her young son when the boy went to defend his mother. The dog, thinking the boy would strike, bit him ten times and tore his clothes. A physician treated the wounds and no serious injuries were anticipated. Police later killed the dog at Mr. English's request.
The Presbyterian bodies will not unite this year yet will hold their assemblies concurrently in the same city, showcasing parallel meetings rather than a merger.
Philadelphia and Ephrata residents report relief from nervous prostration using Lydia E. Pinkham a Vegetable Compound. Mrs Many Johnston of 210 Siegel Street says relief came quickly after starting the remedy and she could resume work. Mrs J W Hounnencen of Ephrata describes pale weakness headaches and shoulder blade pain ending with improved health and weight gain.
The Gem City boys show limited practice turnout for the Cheyenne high school dual meet with May 31 set as the date. The Larimle Republican notes poor participation. only five or six out earlier, then 11 and 12 on consecutive nights. The captain's absence adds to the discouragement as a small core aims to carry the team.
Lake McFarland, a range worker, demonstrated snake handling by allowing a venomous rattler to crawl over his arm at Cole's blacksmith shop in Thermopolis. The event drew a crowd as he showed his apparent ability to tame the dangerous reptile.
The passage describes a boy with a seeming natural power over restraints and a taste for tying knots. He seizes items he finds and performs small tricks, showing a habit of taking liberty in his play with improvised demonstrations.
Charl Savage was blown 45 feet into the air by a premature dynamite blast near Milner, Colo. He fell and landed on telephone wires, breaking all four. The accident occurred yesterday as Savage worked near the Milner place. details indicate a blast caused the injury and property damage.
A brisk national mood emerges as President Taft sounds hopeful about the U S condition, expressing confidence in recovery and stability amid political tensions and economic concerns.
A terse reflection notes that nothing unsettles a stubborn opponent more than sudden concurrence. The line implies strategic leverage in dialogue where concession can disarm opposition and prompt reconsideration. The piece centers on psychological dynamics in debate and power.
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