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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1913

Page

10

Ranchman Killed in Wyoming Quarrel

Wyoming rancher James Smith was shot and killed following a dispute over ownership of some cattle on Crander creek. Tony Rodéeschek, a neighbor, was named as the shooter. Smith’s body lay undiscovered for days in deep snow as authorities organized retrieval and care for his cattle.

Cory Wyo James Smith Crander Creek Tony Rodéeschek Cody Smith Robbins Cook City Crandell Creek Kitchen Ranch Frank Sparhawk Crawdell Creek Sparhawk Henry Dahlen Sparhawk, Started St Onde Jack Handcock W. H. Kitchen Mr. Handcock Crandall Creek Guidet Slogon

Unwritten law killer shoots man at Sheridan home

Sheridan, April T. Andrew Steil, a Sheridan restaurant proprietor, shot and killed A J Mommy, a medietan, at the Stell home after three years of alleged threats. Steil and his family returned from a theater. Steil shot Mommy when he found Henry and Mrs Stell seated on a sofa. Steil telephoned the sheriff and remained at home awaiting arrest.

Sheridan Wye Andrew Stetl Jaxt Noleht A. J Mommy Stell Mra. Stetl Steil Hamy

Alleged burglar brought to Laramie jail

A. E. Weston, accused of breaking into the Purrell Union Pacific section house, was arrested by Sheriff Frazer after Greek section workers found part of the stolen property on him. He was bound and brought to Laramie by handcar for a preliminary hearing, with a large gun seized.

Laramie Wyo A. E. Weston Purrell Union Pacific Frazer Weston Farrell

Swamp Root Kidney Liver and Bladder Remedy Ad

An advertisement touts Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a pure non stimulant kidney liver and bladder medicine. It claims vegetable herb composition and purity statements with a sworn declaration in each bottle and states availability at drug stores in two sizes priced at fifty cents to one dollar.

Kilmeor Mt Terature Dr. Kilner

Temple Bottle by Mail sample offered for kidney cure claims

A dubious mail offer promotes a so called Temple Bottle of Swamp Hoot Pree cased to Dr Kumpr and Co Bing WN. It promises a sample bottle and a book of valuable information about curing kidney ailments. The material appears to be an old time scam novelty.

Temple Dr. Kumpr & Co Bing WN

Beet Soil Being Put in Good Shape in Lovell District

Beet growers in Lovell Wyoming prepare soil for seed reception after 10-day snowfall. Moisture in ground prompts use of proper conservation methods to avoid irrigation. First seed car expected April 1. Lovell district expands acreage as a top beet producer.

Lovell Wyo Lovell Diltrict

Health a Factor in Success and Constipation Relief

Health a factor in success and tenant of the article notes a man’s well being as key to achievement. It praises Chamberlain's Tablets for constipation, appetite, and digestion, claiming they move the bowels and improve health. sold by all drug gists.

Chamberlain

Shoshone Creamery Sets March Butter Output Record

In Cody Wyoming on April 7, the Shoshone creamery operated by B Rumsey posted a March output of 2785 pounds, the highest month since its founding. The prior record was January, surpassed by over 500 pounds despite Powell creamery's partial operation during March.

New Courthouse Boasts Park County’s Finest Furnishings

Cody Wyoming April 7 Park County completes a state of the art courthouse. Furniture and fittings installed after months of work. Each room measured and designed for exact fit. Fireproof materials used, surfaces finished in rich dark green and dark oak tops.

Cody Wrc Court House Park County

Proverbs on Marriage and Alimony

Witty aging adage contrasts haste in marriage with steady alimony and notes shifting value of birthdays over time. Reflects social attitudes on gender and finances in relationships.

Lambing Season under way at Wyoming ranches

Lambing across Moenville area as farmers report high lamb survival. N P Nelson and several ranches including A Mau Stoner Brothers Quealy Peterson and Y L Forgeon boast strong early lambing figures with losses kept low as flocks begin spring work and look toward summer range.

Stoner Brothers Quealy-Peterson Y. .L. Forgeon

Reliable scalp cure and health tonics marketed via letters

Readers propose remedies for dandruff hair loss nervousness and pale skin. Answers tout plain yellow mingos for scalp cure three grain hypo nucleus tablets for weight gain and nervous relief. Other cures include triple peptide tonics and vilane powder for catarrh with step by step directions and promotions.

Sheep on the Range Promise Strong Lambing Season

Local herders anticipate a prosperous lambing period as bands move to summer pastures and lambing grounds. With favorable range conditions, early bands are expected to reach the winter range within a week or ten days, predicting prime sheep condition and abundant lambs for the season.

Experts to Address Three Farm Meetings in Cody

Four agricultural experts from the University of Wyoming and the Burlington railroad will address farmers in Worland Basin and Cody on April 9 11 and 12. They will speak at Powell on the morning of the 12th and discuss animal husbandry and farm improvements.

Cody Wyo Cody Club Farmers’ Assocition Knight University of Wyoming Favide Burlington Railroad Worland Basin Powell

Omaha Tornado At Orpheum Shows 200 Dead 350 Injured

This afternoon and evening will feature the complete set of tornado scenes at the Orpheum Theater in Omaha. The event runs alongside the regular performances with no change in admission. Doors open at 2 pm and 6 30 pm, tickets cost 10 cents.

Omaha Orpheum Theater

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