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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1913

Page

2

Wyoming Flood Swamps 1800 Feet of Track Near Crow Agency

In Sheridan Wyoming on April 2 floodwaters from the Little Big Horn River inundate an 1800 foot Burlington track east of Crow Agency Montana. Train service is suspended as crews rush cribbing material and monitor bridges from Tolwea to Garryowen. Track repairs continue with officials led by C D Peekenpaugh and John Donelson while river levels threaten further damage.

Sheridan, Wyo Burlington Crow Agency Mont Sheridan Division Little Big Horn Crow Nation Danker Gore Billings Sheridan Garryowen Betwen Mardin Teritea Harington Tolwea West End C. D. Peekenpaugh John Donelson M. Muffman Winhow Weed

Church Leader George Osmond, Star Valley Stake President, Dies

After three weeks of illness George Osmond, president of the Star Valley Stake, died at his Afton home on March 6. Born in England May 23, 1893, he emigrated to Zion and lived in Bloomington Idaho before rising to church leadership. Funeral services were held in the tabernacle with Clarence Gardner presiding and speakers including Thomas Walton and C. H. Haderlie. The tabernacle was draped in white and floral wreaths adorned the hall and casket.

Afton Wyo Geoge Osmond Star Valley Stake Atton George Osmond England Zion Bloomington Idaho Millen Star Tabernacle Clarence Gardner Thomas Walton C. H H. Haderlie Bishop Hyde Bishop Bracken Arthur F. Burton Bishop Low Mark Hurd Thomas F. Burton

Three Scholarships Offered by Local Benefactors

L. J. Mills C. L. Wagner and the Laramie Republican donate $100 scholarships for students from Albany county and distant counties to attend the University of Wyoming. The plan aims to reach 25 to 40 scholarships soon, drawing new students and business to the university and city.

L. J. Mills C. L. Wagner Laramie Mills Albany County Cone

Denver Music Co. Sells Pianos and Pianola Player Pianos

The Denver Music Co. at 1616 Capitol Avenue offers standard pianos from Weber, Henry P Miller, Fischer, Schuman, Smith & Barnes and many other brands. They are exclusive dealers for the Pianola player piano. Silent pianos accepted in exchange with easy terms.

Cafeteria Dinner Hours At The Robinson

The Robinson cafeteria serves dinner daily from 11 30 a.m. to 2 p.m. and 5 to 7 p.m. Readings indicate a consistent schedule for patrons seeking midday and evening meals.

the Robinson

Wyoming Waters On The Rampage

Dennis Fee of the Little Laramie reports high water on Four Mile creek overflowing its banks and inundating feed lots and stables. County Commissioner Oscar Waechter notes Sibylee flood levels the highest seen recently and the floodwaters fill lowlands several feet deep. He adds floods could supply water if conserved, while acknowledging the season’s unusually high waters.

Laramie, Wye Dennis Fee Little Laramie Four Mile Creek Fee Oscar Waechter Board of County Commissioners The Republican

Found a Cure for Rheumatism

A Mapleton Iowa resident Lee L Chapman reports relief from rheumatism after using Chamberlains ointment for two months. The testimonial claims he regained use of his hand and slept better, with no recurrence in five years. Sold by all druggists.

Lee L. Chapman Mapleton Iowa Chamberlain

Annual Meeting Notice of Wyo Ming Stock Growers

The Wyo ming Stock Growers Association will meet in Buffalo Wyoming to elect officers and conduct business. The notice specifies sessions on April 1, 1913 at 10:00 AM and April 1918 at 10:00 AM, with Secretary Alice Smith signing.

Wyoming Stock Growers’ Association Buffalo Wyoming Alice Smith

American physician cites China's health drive under new republic

An American physician in East Orange reports that China under the republic has advanced health and sanitation. He notes isolation hospitals and free vaccine production in Kwantung, with smallpox control in schools for the blind and a government led effort to vaccinate all exposed persons.

East Orange China Department of Sonication Kwantung Carton Siclan Sted Jean Solution Hospital

Syrup of Figs advert promises gentle bowel cleansing for children

An advertisement touts Syrup of Figs as a safe, mild laxative for children and adults. It claims a gentle cleansing of stomach liver and bowels with no nausea or griping, emphasizes fig taste and states full directions appear on the package.

California Fig Syrup Co

Chicago Net Tramway Profit Tops Fifty Million

Chicago will receive 2 500 000 within ten days as its 55 percent share of last year’s net tramway receipts. The city’s portion rises to 659 0844 over the previous year, marking the highest profit since traction laws were enacted in 1907.

Chicago

Girl Unconscious Sixty Hours After Accident

Miss Pearl Randall a 16 year old girl injured Sunday afternoon when the motorcycle she and Charles Cage were riding crashed into a freight train remained unconscious early today sixty hours after the accident in Colorado Springs.

Colorado Springs Apri

Colds Cause Headache and Grip and a Remedy

Laxative bromine quinine claimed to remove the cause of colds and headaches. The message highlights a single product “Bromo Quin ine” with signature by E. W. Grove and a price of 26 cents.

E. W. Grove

April Fool Reflections On Youth And Time

A nostalgic poem recalls April Fools Day joys of childhood in Hoyville and carefree mornings. The speaker contrasts past playful innocence with grown life’s alarms, Nostalgia for distant hills and oldtime smiles amid life’s waking tricks.

Hoyville Sounery

Time's Joy Haunts a Carefree Boy in Tangled Verse

A fragmentary monologue laments time's return of joy and tears. The speaker names a carefree boy, hints at laughter and wrath, and questions why time brings mixed feelings once again.

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