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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1913
Page
4
Wyoming eyes a grain driven revival boosting eastern markets this season. High prices and growing demand promise millions of bushels, as traction plows and harvesters expand acreage from 50 to 500 per farm, signaling a permanent wealth source for merchants and farmers.
Nebraska delegates split over the proposed Lincoln Highway path with supporters backing the Platte river route and Denver line via Hastings Holdredge and McCook. The Lincoln Journal urges a formal, impartial survey to compare routes before final location is chosen.
The Republican organ The Wade of Sundance is sold to Democrats and will relocate to Hulett. E. J. McKimmey, editor of The Blade, offers a valedictory, noting Moorcroft roots and the paper’s move to Sundance before its next shift to Mulett as a Democratic publication. He thanks readers for support during decades of effort.
The piece argues for urgent currency reform and a new banking law after the 1907 panic. It criticizes Republican failure to act and supports Democratic leaders seeking a workable compromise with modified provisions. Senators are noted as pivotal in aligning with administration measures.
The note from The Progress of the World in the American Review of Reviews for October commends minute scrutiny and prolonged study as praise-worthy if open-mindedness leads to final agreement.
The Anti-Saloon League has shaped U S drink policy over twenty years, making dry territory cover about 75 percent of the nation. Nearly half the population lives where licensed saloons are out of reach, with several states nearly fully dry and others mostly dry.
Mrs Mackay widow of a Bonanza heir is named in a million dollar suit alleging alienation of Dr Blake's affections. The case could become a landmark event among New York society and the elite Four Hundred if proven.
Emeritus professor Reginald Heber Fitz of Harvard Medical School dies at 70 at his Boston home. The report notes the shock felt in major East Coast cities and hints at the doctor’s social prominence.
The piece notes a petition rule can trigger saloon bans and enforce statewide prohibition. It cites New Jersey as nearly wet with 0.4 percent dry, Pennsylvania mostly licensed, and Illinois Missouri at 72 percent dry while 58 percent of New York State remains prohibition territory per The World's Work.
A reflective verse envisions gathering universal frowns from church, school, and street. The speaker imagines sealing them in a deep box and sinking it to the sea, aided by a mason and a large key.
A collage of jokes and witty exchanges from various papers. Items include lines about horse sense, brave husbands, temperaments, and advertising. Several quips reference daily life, miscommunications, and light social observations. The Nile floods note ties to agricultural aid, while a French tourism figure is mentioned.
President Wilson casting a ballot for James Fielder in the New Jersey gubernatorial primary. Wilson, returning from Washington, supported Fielder in the Sept stake, helping his ally secure victory in Trenton where Fielder led by a modest margin.
Sablatnik, flying solo from Rhaches High Altitude Jonannistanhal in Germany, reached an altitude of 7 984 feet with three passengers aboard the aircraft today.
A vintage advertisement praising California Syrup of Figs as a harmless laxative for all ages. It claims it cleanses stomach liver and bowels by addressing a torpid liver and sluggish bowels and stresses that only the genuine product should be purchased from a pharmacist.
An old advertisement promotes Pape’s Dispepsin as a safe fast cure for indigestion gas and upset stomach. It promises relief in five minutes with no belching or sour stomach, claiming the product stabilizes digestion and lets you eat freely.
Centuries ago Switzerland maintained armed galley fleets on its great lakes with crews of five hundred or more. Genoa supplied shipwrights for vessels on Lake Geneva during Geneva Savoy conflicts. After neutrality was guaranteed, no warships remained on the lakes though a mercantile navy carried significant trade across 342 miles of waterways.
In Ebenens City Star an angry sister tells of a young artist overworked by a party of friends who pressured him to draw multiple pictures at a breakfast table. She urges restraint noting the artist should draw one at a time.
A brief note describes women who fret about potential concerns, even if those worries never materialize. The piece explores anxiety and perception, highlighting everyday uncertainty faced by readers.
Dr Mark M Stevens from Akron warns that eye strain from long-range work damages natural eye function among schoolchildren. Superintendent G A Showan in Columbus says vision limits can be improved with proper fitting of lenses, and local optometrist Swisher offers services. Ralph S Adamsky, jeweler and optician, is noted.
Data covers 24 hour period ending p.m. Mountain time. Extremes include a high of 84 and a low of 24 degrees for this date over 41 years. Last year this date recorded a high of -68.
Weather bulletin from Washington indicates Wyoming will see rain Wednesday and Thursday with temperatures warming. Local forecast cautions showers and cooler air ahead of the weekend.
Fragmentary OCR lines show a Sherman California newspaper snippet with unclear wording and fragmented phrases. No clear events, names, dates, or organizations are readable to establish a complete news item.
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