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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1916
Page
7
The readable text mentions a medical compound and enema but lacks clear events or names. It appears as garbled OCR about a remedy and symptoms, suggesting a health-focused note without identifiable persons or organizations.
Yesterday's National and Western League games listed batterymatchups and pitchers across cities including New York Boston Philadelphia Detroit Chicago Washington Cleveland and Sioux City. Notable batteries include Vaughn Wilson Perritt Rariden Moseley Clark Doak Gonsales Bender Buros Bush Haley Daly Grover Crosby Bennett Gray and Monroe in various city matchups.
Portland Ore Aug 1 Denver man Charles S Davis of Denver was elected supreme vice chancellor of the Knights of Pythias at the twenty ninth biennial gathering after speeches nominating four candidates for the post The supreme lodge spent over three hours hearing nominations The seek for the supreme chancellor remains open with no one yet chosen among western Robert F Burns California and Charles F Davis Colorado listed among candidates Willam Ladue New York and Wm F Bracening Maryland discussed as possible eastern contenders.
A seventeen year old girl Elizabeth Radcliffe of Olney TH was killed by air blown into her arteries. Police pursue several witnesses after the girl was found in trouble and shot at a location with multiple young men. One man now charged as the alleged murderer.
A dramatic photoplay pits a young socialite and her sister against a smuggler during a high stake chase. A male suspect, hidden government agents, and romance intensify the tale as loyalties clash and danger rises.
Stockholders of Cheyenne Mining Company will hold an annual meeting at the secretary office 100 W 10th St Cheyenne Wyoming at 8 p m on Tuesday August 8 1916 for the election of directors and other business as may properly come before such meeting. CHEYENNE MILLING COMPANY By J R Carpenter Secretary.
The Alpines Company opened at the Atlas with a burlesque revue featuring witty cross fire and comic situations. It will repeat tonight while tomorrow brings the farce Blow the Horn on the Ham Tree with the same troupe, noted for talent in singing dancing and crocs fire.
Middlesboro Kentucky August 3 The death list from the Blaira creek flood in Claiborne county increased to thirty five as more complete reports came in.
Deputy Sheriff William Yost is due back in Cheyenne tomorrow from Harding Montana with Carl Haines who is accused of selling mortgaged property. The arrest warrant for Haines was sworn by Scott Brandon of Pine Bluffs who held a mortgage on a team of horses Haines is alleged to have held. Floor Finishingt The Sherman Co. if.
Mike Coughlin of the South Side fell from a bicycle near O'Neill Street at John's hospital. An examination there revealed he was more painfully than seriously injured.
The U S Civil Service Commission in Cheyenne announced open positions including Apprentice boy and engineer, with exams in August 1910. Salaries shown as various per diem or monthly rates, with several listings for assistant to oceanography and other technical roles.
The body of Dr. Thomas F. Quins of Greeley died Tuesday night from valvular heart trouble. He was taken to Greeley by Copner Barty yesterday for funeral services. The State Leader office plans sale of a potato equipment set and letter matrices.
The article notes a statewide call for five recruits from each county as Adjutant-General Andersen expects to secure the needed number quickly. Troops from several states have already departed for the frontier, with Wyoming units set to depart once all are ready.
An upcoming Safety First exhibit aims to demonstrate work on comets, defenses, bridges, and roads, offering practical engineering insights. It targets young men considering engineering careers with hands on learning beyond formal study. The event travels through the United States with emphasis on follow up work and real world applications.
Letters testamentary granted July 18 1916 to Paul L. Anderson. All persons with claims against the estate must exhibit them with vouchers to Paul L. Anderson within months after date or be barred from benefits. If not shown within one year from the letters date they will be forever barred. Dated July 19 1916.
Notice records the formation of the B and P Oil Company to engage in oil and gas operations, land acquisition, pipelines, and related activities. Capital stock set at 500 000 dollars, 50 000 shares at 10 dollars each, term fifty years, governed by five directors led by Howard Badger and others. Agent L F Kobler listed in Byrom, Big Horn, Wyoming.
Bids due 2:00 p m August 10 1916 for printing binding and stitching of session laws journals expenditures and other official documents for the Fourteenth Wyoming Legislature. Bids specify per page material and printing costs and binding rates for pamphlet and book form within state.
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