Fort Russell Boxing Night Promises High Grade Action
The World of Sport previews a Friday April 12 event at Fort Russell headlined by Kid Kelly versus Sgt. Smith of the 9th Cavalry in a 12 round bout. Dago Smith of the 5th Cavalry and Summers of the 11th Infantry headline a strong undercard with Gil vs Jackson and other light heavyweights. Lieut. Camp again runs the show ensuring a solid, well organized program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Four Athletic Club
Fort Russell
Kid Kelly
Sergeant Smith
Th Cavalry
Kelly
Iaat
Dago Smith
Sth Cavalry
9Th
Stanley Ketehel
11Th
Infantry
White Hobe
Clark
4Th Artillery
Adda
Gil
Ith Infantry
Ween
Fleet
Jackson
Kennedy Urges Motor Trucks for Public Road Repair
William P. Kennedy of the American Locomotive Company reports to Logan Waller Page on motor trucks as essential for highway maintenance. He notes $142 million spent on road construction in one year and outlines equipment to support an eight man repair crew over 100 miles, with rapid transport from a central base to repair sites and on hand road material for rapid, isolated fixes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William P. Kennedy
Alco Transportation Cost Bureau
American Locomotive Company
Logan Waller Page
Kennedy
Department of Agriculture
Feed mill advise for farm stock and horse work
The notice discusses keeping milk stock with a feed mill, favoring a gasoline or modern power mill for increased horse work efficiency. It describes a machine with adjustable plateaus for mixing multiple foods and reducing worry, noting the State Leader Want Ada as an intermediary. Three lines three times 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada
Wyoming Attorney General Opinion On State Aid To Settlers
The 1912 Wyoming Attorney General concludes state funds cannot aid settlers or ranchers for charitable or benevolent purposes unless the recipient is under direct state control. Citing Colorado and Wyoming constitutions, the ruling finds such appropriations unconstitutional and unsafe. The discussion references a Colorado case upholding this view and warns, despite sympathy for farmers, the state cannot authorize relief through appropriations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph M, Carey
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Colorado
Supreme Court
Subscriptions to Seed Fund Questioned by Attorney General
Attorney General D A Preston submits a careful opinion on a proposed seed fund subscription. He argues enacting the law would violate section 36 article 3 of the state constitution, despite the commendable purpose, urging legislative caution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Preston
Home mixed fertilizer formula and garden tips
Texas expert Dr. G Fraps of Texas A&M outlines two fertilizer mixes with specific ratios and ingredients including tankage phosphate and muriate of potash. He notes yields from two hours daily garden work until frost. The piece mentions a barber scene and ends with Germany’s large female employment in textiles.
Land Office Activity and Local Notables in Wyoming
State Selection lines Hopkins took 160 acres for the State at the land office yesterday. Fred E. Lee filed final proof on a 20 acre homestead. Hien baugh and others filed entries on 160 acre homesteads. T. J. Nugent visited Cheyenne reporting heavy snows and spring road conditions. Tesora Gold Rim Milling and Jeg company filed articles of incorporation with $1,000,000 capital, led by Marshall, Chendlar and Girten, to run in Park County from Cody. Immigration Commissioner Sahenck sought Wyoming resources literature for foreign families seeking land in western states. The State Leader promotes Want Ad demand in Wyoming.
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Hopkins
Fred E. Lee
Pine Bluffs
Fatrf
Joseph Johnson
Lookout
Archie KE. Hienbaugh
T. J. Nugent
Chug- Water
Cheyenne
Nugent
Fair Gumticn
Tesora Gold Rim Min- Jeg and Milling Company
Peter Marshall
William Chendlar
M. F. Girten
Park County
Cody
Sahenck
Department of Commence and Labor
Wyoming
Mesak Mazman
Boston
Conflicting Evidence and a House Hunter Tale
A golf game with Justice John M. Harlan yields a lesson on evidence as a house hunter asks a boy about locating cottages. The boy notes a discrepancy between a twenty minute walk and an advertisement claiming five, ending with a wary remark on belief and sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Harlan
Chevy Chase
To Begin Extensive Tree Planting in State
The Forest Service starts its most extensive tree planting push in Wyoming and Colorado this week. Extra crews will transplant yellow pine Douglas fir and Engelmann spruce and sow government seed gathered over two years. Half the seed planted will be Douglas fir, deemed best for protection and commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Service
Wyoming
Colorado
Forest Supervisora
Missouri Elks to Hike Through Here to Coast
Four Brookfield Missouri men members of the Order of Kika begin a hike to Portland Oregon to attend the National Elk Convention. They will sell souvenir post cards and distribute Brookfield literature along the route visiting towns with elk orders. They expect to reach Cheyenne in May and arrive at Portland by July 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookfield
Missouri
Portland
Oregon
Cheyenne
Sheriffs Sale Notice for Laramie County Property
Public auction to satisfy a judgment in favor of P. J. Black against B. H. Ellerston. The sale covers lot five, block eighty two in Cheyenne Wyoming with lien for materials used in a two story dwelling. Auction at the county courthouse on April 18 1912 at 10:00 AM. Frank B. Roach sheriff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County of
Laramie
Wyoming
P. J. Black
B. H. Ellerston
Cheyenne
Larame
State of
Sald Laramie County
Towit
Frank B. Roach
Laramie County
City Seavenger Work Bids Opened in Cheyenne
Sealed proposals for one year of scavenger work in Cheyenne Wyoming are due by five o’clock p m April 16 1912. Bidders must deposit a 25 dollar check and bids read at a City Council meeting. The award goes to the lowest responsible bidder with bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
G&peyenne
J. Showalter
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Myers Dry Goods Go
the World of Sport
Kelly-Smith
Camp
Walker
Stumpy
Tenth General Assembly
Industrial Club of
Warren
Peeey
Joseph M. Carey
T. A
Henry Altman
Anne Ae
H. Hartung
Weve Irwin
Frontier Milling & Elevator Company
Neer
Union Mere
Aga
the Hon Shoe & Clothing Co
Palace Pharmacy
John Harrington
Matton
al Chapman
Creo Lee & Mallin
Strader
Archie Allison Eaue
Ewes
Ewe Renee
Wattse
M. A. Kline
Fieorge S. Walker
Gheason Mercantile Co
Frog
W. Roedel
Nat's Bank
A. Bristol
Barber
Drs. Conway
Cook Bros. Co
Nat, Lumber & Mill
Grier Lumber Co
Cheyenne Creamery Co
Sage Lumber Coene
P. J. Wack Ae
Campstool Lumber Co
Kelley Mere. Co
Normandie
Albany
George P. Johnston
James D. le Cron
Lacey & Lacey
Chas. J. Ohnhaus
J. J. Weber
F. M. Bruner
F. B. Sheldon
Strobes
G. Fraps
Texas
Texas Experiment Station
The
Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas
College Station
Germany
Want Addemium
Sherife
Wyo
Sloan
Oakland
Rene
Aste McCanthy
Idaville
Ind
Williane
Williama
Ep. i? Press
Cleveland
Ohie Hkoedel
Vittoria Deming Building
Mandy Lee
r@le
Ator
Wyoming Fuel & Feed CO
Want
Hemium
AUC
Capitol Ave
the Sample Jewelry Store
George H. Truckey
H. Nathan
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