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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1913
Page
12
The article argues Wyoming grain exports to eastern markets will reach millions of bushels with high prices likely to rise. It credits grain as a growing, dependable wealth source, boosted by tractors and harvesters that could expand yields from 50 to 500 acres per farmer.
A strong Nebraska delegation backs the Platte River route while South Platte advocates Omaha Lincoln and Denver via Hastings Holdredge and McCook. Journal urges a scientific impartial survey before final location, warning against arbitrary past actions.
The Wade, Crook county’s Republican organ at Sundance, is sold to Democrats and will move to Hulett. E. J. McKimmey, editor of the Blade, retires after nearly three years at Moorcroft, noting the paper’s shift and the departure as a closing chapter.
A historical overview argues urgent currency reform and elastic banking rules were needed after the 1907 panic. It criticizes Republican failure to unite, notes the Aldrich-Vreeland act as stopgap, and urges Democratic leaders to compromise and push a workable law before adjournment. It highlights pressure on Washington lawmakers to act.
A note from The Progress of the World in the American Review of Reviews for October extols minute scrutiny and prolonged study as praise-worthy when open mindedness leads to final agreement.
A historical feature credits the Anti-Saloon League for expanding dry territory across the United States. It notes that about three quarters of the area is dry and roughly half the population lives where licensed saloons are out of reach. The piece lists states with dry status and comments on the League’s twenty years of influence in shaping prohibition politics.
Mrs. Mackay wife of a Bonanza heir faces a $1,000,000 suit for alienating the affections of Dr. Blake, a noted surgeon. Reports say Mr. Mackay left for Europe with his children after a family dispute. trial could mark a momentous event for the Four Hundred.
Emeritus professor of theory and practice of physics at Harvard Medical School Dr Reginald Heber Fitz died at his Boston home at age 70. The obituary notes his long career and prominence in medical and scientific circles.
The article notes a petition rule requiring all adult residents to sign before a saloon opens, effectively pushing states toward prohibition. It contrasts that with current dry and wet patterns, citing New Jersey near 0.4 percent area wet while Illinois and Missouri are about 72 percent dry and New York 58 percent dry.
A poem fragment imagines gathering all the frowns from church school and street into a large box. The speaker would seal the box with a monster key and hire a mason to drop it into the depths of the deep blue sea.
A collage of light humor and brief notices from various papers. It includes quips on temperament and marriage, witty exchanges, and a few unrelated items such as Nile flood notes and a glimpse of international travel spending. Names of papers appear as sources for the jokes.
President Wilson cast a primary ballot in New Jersey for Governor James Fielder. Wilson rushed from Washington to vote at Princeton and endorsed Fielder, whose victory benefited from the president's support though his overall margin was not large.
In Jonannistahl Germany on September 30, Austrian aviator Sablatnik and three passengers aboard a bi plane ascended to an altitude of 7 984 feet marking a notable high flight for the group.
A vintage style medical advertisement touts California Syrup of Figs as a harmless, delicious fruit laxative for all ages. It claims to cleanse the stomach liver and bowels by removing waste and fermenting foods, promising safety and effectiveness with a genuine product.
An advertisement touts Pape’s Dispepsin as a fast, safe remedy for indigestion gas and upset stomach. It claims relief in five minutes,ensures stomach strength and appetite, and urges purchasing a fifty cent bottle from any drug store.
Centuries ago Swiss armed galleys populated major lakes with crews of 500 or more. Genoa supplied shipwrights for vessels on Geneva and other lakes during Geneva Savoy conflicts. Since neutrality was guaranteed, no warships exist now, though a mercantile navy remains for trade along 342 miles of waterways.
A sister at the breakfast table criticizes pushing a young artist during a visit. She says someone always asks him to draw multiple pictures and suggests he should draw one at a time during the morning after a party, referencing a postmortem reverie of the big hand.
Report notes some women express concern over potential anxieties they fear to possess, though no definite worry is acknowledged. The piece highlights apprehension without detailing specific issues or names.
The article reports experts from Akron and Columbus noting rising eye injuries and impaired adduction among schoolchildren. Dr Mark M Stevens argues eye function is impaired by bullying and long range strain. others urge proper eye care and correctly fitted lenses to restore natural function.
Weather data covers 24 hours ending in the afternoon mountain time. Extreme values documented include a high of 84 and a low of 24 degrees, with historical context noting the highest 13892 and lowest 1912 on this date in earlier years.
Washington reports a forecast for Wyoming calling for rain Wednesday and Thursday with fair or lighter showers, temperatures not specified.
A fragmented OCR snippet from Sherman California papers shows unclear wording and stray phrases. The readable fragment hints at a local publication record without a clear event, date, or named entities to identify a specific item.
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