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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1913
Page
12
The Tribune and Leader condemn straw ballots used to stir primary interest. They urge voters to wait for formal nominations and criticize attempts to gain early advantage. The public favors fairness and will rebuke put up jobs by candidates.
An official circular from the Lincoln Memorial Highway association announces the coast to coast main line will pass through Cheyenne with a Denver loop. Governor Carey helped advocate the route via the Union Pacific line through Nebraska and Wyoming, promising broader traffic and farm trade benefits for Cheyenne and its surrounding lands.
In Maine the congressional vote produced a mixed result with Democrats maintaining strength while Republicans and Progressives split their support. Pettengall narrowly trails last year’s vote, Taft’s unpopularity hurts Republicans, and Roosevelt’s followers shift back to Peters. Despite splits, Democrats remain solid even as administration hopes fade.
A critique of family dynamics where parents fail to control temper and model restraint. The piece argues children imitate hostile behavior toward pets and objects, learning to vent anger rather than endure consequences. It questions what moral lessons the household imparts and warns of lasting harm.
A mother recalls fifteen years later how her former nurturing efforts yielded a strained, unfeeling response from her son as illness weakened her. She sees the irony that the very seed she planted with care has grown into distant, unrecognized fruit.
Clergymen from across the United States and Canada gathered in Duluth for the first Swedish Baptist conference. The opening sermon was delivered in Swedish by Rev. Emil Friborg of Seattle, Washington.
Douglas Wyoming September 9 The state fair continues to grow adding improved barns corrals and exhibit housing for livestock agriculture and horticulture A post office substation will serve patrons and a Mountain States toll station and multiple phones will aid fair operations Messenger service will deliver mail and a $74 prize awaits the hardest bucking horse Fifteen wild horses are entered in a new corral to showcase old range skills and horsemanship for generations.
The National Education Association heard educators express grave concern over impaired vision among school children. Dr Mark M Stevens Akron argued the eye is driven from distant focus by early printing and forced into near work, while Columbus superintendent G A Showan urged vision can improve with properly fitted glasses and eye rest.
Casper report of Marion Angst nearly fatally injuring himself while oiling a hoist at the Midwest hotel site. His clothing caught on a screw tearing clothing from his body and badly lacerating his ankle. He was hospitalized and expected to recover in a few days. Contractors are puzzled since a safety device should have prevented the accident.
A cod fishing schooner Galilee arriving from the Bering Sea reported a violent earthquake on August 3 at Akun, Aleutian group. The tremor threw thousands of tons of rock and earth into the sea, near Akun T5 land, according to crews.
The report covers 74 hours ending at 6 pm in Mountain Ume. It records historical extremes over 41 years with a high of 8 in 1888 and a low of 31 in 1878. For the same date last year the extremes were a high of 54 and a low of 42.
Forecast from Washington shows warmer conditions fading as a cold front moves through Wyoming. Showers and cooler air arrive Wednesday with temperatures dropping across the state.
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