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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1916
Page
5
Local briefs report Frontier Days activities and a long list of city visitors from nearby towns such as Laramie Sheridan Worland and Casper. Entries note meetings car accidents stabbings and civic notices along with routine town business and arrivals.
Members of J B Reynolds Post No 37 G A R are requested to assemble at Gleason undertaking parlors at 22 30 p m on the date to attend the funeral of our late comrade N J O'Brien. Arthur A Mahar Adjt T A Castle Commander.
Hughes assails Wilson over preparedness and wartime policy, accusing the administration of unpreparedness and fiscal excess. He calls for stronger naval program, conservation of resources, and cooperation to prevent war, endorsing the Republican platform and Roosevelt’s nomination.
Wheatland July 31. County Agent Tedman promotes a Curtis schoolhouse event August 7 as part of a series of county fairs. Merchants in Chugwater Dwyer and Guernsey offer small prizes in events, underscoring local trade interest. Citizens discuss duplicating the plan in Wheatland to boost Hudson Valley commerce.
Leaders at Breaking Point Asquith and John Redmond have nearly exhausted their agreement on home rule. The nationalist leader vows to sever relations and a general election over the Irish question seems possible as strains in the government deepen.
About 1 o'clock a fire alarm woke witnesses who found a freight car ablaze and the barge's cargo letting go. Investigators, led by Killogley, weigh whether the fire began in the railroad car or on the Johnson firm's barge anchored at Black Temple.
A small portable demonstration unit built around a gasoline engine generator and storage battery is shown on Capitol Avenue by P. Jatekke who holds a patent for Wyoming mining. The unit promises power for farms and ranches and is touted as a revolutionary farm district defense tool.
R. E. Reynolds reports on the Smith Lever funded extension service linking universities, the U.S. Department of Agriculture, and county agents. The system aims to disseminate practical farm knowledge from experiments and local needs through county agents who demonstrate solutions on farms and assist farmers and ranchers statewide.
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