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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1912
Page
2
Loveland Colorado April 3 Samuels aged 68 died there. He moved to Wyoming in 1863 from Gatesburg Newfoundland and became a leading stock raiser and farmer. He and his brother supplied produce and beef to early settlers and hauled loads to Cheyenne market. They sold hay at 60 dollars a ton and crops at high prices. He owned mountain range cattle and valley farming land.
Sheriffs from Uinta and Fremont counties pursue the Whiting brothers after a series of bank robberies in the Wind River area. The incident follows months of criminal activity linked to the family and involved multiple banks. Local authorities mobilize resources to capture the suspects.
Contestants push to maximize votes before April 6 at 9 p.m. with double votes on new subscriptions. Entries from out of town must be mailed with payment and duration details. District 1 covers Cheyenne south of Lind Street with listed contestants and their vote totals.
Louis Gulnard, perhaps Wyoming’s oldest white resident, died at his home near Dallas on Tuesday at age 74. He was a native of Quebec who came to Wyoming 58 years ago and built the Platte bridge on the Overland Trail where Casper now stands. Funeral was held in Lander.
The Carbon County Wool Growers Association met in Rawlins Wyoming on Monday April 3 electing EB M Tierney as president L E Vivian as vice president W W Daley as secretary and J K Hartt as treasurer The board of trustees includes W A McKay J M Rumsey and John Mahoney with an advisory board of Wm Daley Sr J M Rumsey J A Donnel H D Blydenburgh and John K Hartt.
The document lists numerous individuals with street addresses across Wyoming districts plus associated monetary figures. Names include Miss Sadie McClonkey Miss Marie Smith Mrs. Frank Bowman Miss Agnes Scott and others tied to Cheyenne Fort Russell Laramie County and various towns. District numbers 2 and 8 cover Cheyenne Fort Russell and large county areas with multiple entries and totals.
An antique ad proclaims Colg and Grip cold remedy misspelled as Colges and Grip and promises headache relief. It calls for the reader to supply the full name and look for the signature E. W. Grove.
A note urges subscribing to the Leader and asks readers to credit the votes due to the named woman. The snippet suggests a political or campaign context centered on vote attribution.
The readable text is fragmented and does not specify teams or locations. It mentions an April 6 date and an away game associated with MP Avon, but details are insufficient for a full summary.
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