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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1912
Page
2
Lander April 1. Tweed quarantined indoors watches elk via field glass. He records a dramatic five minute fight between two large bulls amid cows, then sees the defeated animal rally and join the fray again. Nearby, seventeen elk browse near Squaw Creek canyon.
Company M of Lovell won a trophy offered by the adjutant general for best kept property in the company possession. Archibald Reed, a young Mormon missionary returning from the eastern states, died at Basin of hemorrhage of the lungs. relatives live in Burlington. Alex Liddiard and Martha Marston of Cody wed in Cody. they will live in Cody. Frank Carroll, shot by a sergeant at Fort Yellowstone, returns to Cody. amputation of his leg was not necessary. Several cases of smallpox reported at Rock Springs. none or few physicians called. Miss Fannie Berthienelli and Eugene Bertagnolli of Rock Springs wed there Monday. The Kirby theater in Sheridan condemned. a new theater planned in Sheridan within a year. A delegation of Omaha commission men touring the west visits Sheridan for elaborate entertainments. State Leader Want Ads middle man at both ends. Auction Sale, 1607 Capitol Ave.
Tork Springs April 16 Louis Le far was arrested while attempting to leave town with Mrs Steve Jacobs of Reliance. They planned to depart at once. a trunk belonging to Mrs Jacobs was found at the depot. Mr and Mrs Jacobs had only married March 2 and the matter was settled amicably in Judge Johnson’s court with some items liquidated and returned to Reliance.
The Thermopolis forecast service reports daily weather from Chicago for the 24 hours starting at 6 p m. Unsettled conditions with possible local showers or snow flurries and a cooler night are anticipated. Notices go to north facilities and residents receive the forecast by mail and at post offices. Dr and Mrs W B D Gray hosted Rev and Mrs W My Nelson at a six o'clock Tuesday dinner.
The bones of a prehistoric man were found on the Spring Creek ranch of OH Lyons at the time of discovery. Dr. Price examined the petrified bones and deemed them human and that they belonged to a very large man.
The Times cites Manuel Quezon’s summary of the Jones bill proposing eight years of qualified independence for the Philippines. It questions fixed dates for full independence and argues the eight year period should serve as an experiment to prove capable self governance before full independence.
London reports a leading marine underwriter estimating Titanic losses at least 750000 if she reaches port, up to total loss implications. Vessel cost 10000000, hull insured 5000000, with disbursements, passage, stores, and freights. Owners possibly covered to about 7250000 to 7400000, diamonds valued at 5000000, bonds also taken. Lloyds exposure 4000000.
A reader recalls asking for guidance on table manners and receiving a derisive slip reading Rat. The exchange highlights awkward etiquette expectations and comic misfires in the periodical.
A humorous National Monthly passage notes a Swedish cook asking about a mistress's son who has returned to Yale. The mistress replies proudly that he is away at Yale, while the reader adds her brother has spent five Thanksgiving imprisonments in jail, reflecting domestic chatter.
A Vermont reader lauds Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root detailing relief from back pain after seven bottles and urges others to try the remedy. The piece also notes San Francisco and Los Angeles beer unions rejecting an old age pension referendum and cites a proposed railway bill to protect workers from employer pressure and blacklisting.
W K Powers testifies to the truth of an affidavit sworn by Frazier. The oath is affirmed as true and correct by John G. Keenan, a Notary Public, after thirty years of reputable service in the community.
A disjointed passage references a discussion about a charity fund and a conspiracy to prevent former employees from getting reemployed. A character named Mr Rogerson questions a potential marriage and asks about life insurance, revealing a tense, incomplete dialogue.
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