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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1903
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR shows names EB A Slack editor and Proprietor A B Yeager Buninese Manager Grobor H Wyang editor or editor roles. The legible portion hints at a historical masthead with multiple staff positions but lacks full context or article text.
The city equalization board works to equalize assessments amid recent rains delaying new building progress. Other notes include weddings, transfers, court activity, new hires on the Union Pacific, and local mining developments in Sloan's Lake and Rambler mine with coal samples from Cokeville.
Fireman Tolbert a former member of Mack Hills Lodge B of L F was killed Sunday afternoon in the railroad yards at Ogden. He had worked at the Ogden home and was formerly from Cheyenne. Tom Duan and John Riebert of this city are named in the report.
On June sixth and twelfth Union PadRe Walhead company will J F Barron, arent Upr.
Gleaned from local reports to W.8 Palmer in charge of the Wyoming Weather Bureau, Department of Agriculture. Describes regional conditions and observations compiled for agricultural planning and public notice.
Cheyenne reports the western half of the state above normal temperatures and rainfall while the eastern half runs cooler. Widespread showers aid crops and irrigation prospects, with alfalfa growth good though first-cut timing delayed. Ranges in excellent condition and fall feeding outlook strong across most areas.
Excerpts from correspondents describe persistent cold and wet conditions across Albany Laramie and surrounding counties with crops backward yet grasses and grain progressing in places. Reports note scarce water in streams drought risk irrigation needs and varied outlooks for hay crops and range feed through June.
Reports from multiple counties describe warm spells, rapid crop growth, and abundant water throughout the week. Observers note heavy rains on several dates, lush pastures, and potential for record hay and grain yields as soils soak and crops mature.
The Hospital Aid society held a meeting at the Carnegie library where officers were elected for the coming year. President Mrs C W Burdick, vice president Mrs Fenimore Chatterton, treasurer Mrs H B Patton, secretary Mrs Clyde Watts. The group endorsed the current hospital administration and agreed to support making the hospital attractive for patients.
Fourteen year old William Startzell from Brookville Pa rode toward Rawlins Wyo when a man he met on the train allegedly stole his wallet containing 16 dollars. Startzell reached Denver with 61 cents and sought aid to complete the journey to Rawlins.
In Chicago on Saturday the Ferris wheel sold for 8150 to Chicago Wrecking Co after a prior attempt at 1800 was overturned. Luther V. Rice served as receiver. the wheel had not paid since the 1893 fair when it yielded profits to investors.
In a Newark interview Senator Hanna dismisses rumors about endorsing Roosevelt or seeking a presidential slot. He clarifies he seeks no office but the United States Senate and declines any second place on the ticket, noting he is not a candidate for future roles.
Paris reports an unusually cold spell with temperatures around 18 degrees Fahrenheit and winter attire among polo spectators. The brief thaw followed but the start of June brought a rare cold anomaly, accompanied by thunderstorms across France.
Help needed for quarry and hammer work on the Cheyenne dam 26 miles northwest of Cheyenne. Wages 2.26 to 2.50 per day with board at 5.00 per week. No time checks. Also listings for sale include Culut flowers, four lots, two seated carriage, and a real estate notice at 220 East 17th Street. Details given by local office.
Nicely furnished rooms in brick blocks with janitor service and electric Welt. Monthly rent from 446. Also dwelling houses large and small. Warres Emporium misc. Hot and cold baths. Berber Shop ad in adgent. Found a lady's brooch valued about 4.00 call 320 West 16th Klopp, the Lallor. Lost plain gold watch on East hog com please return to
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