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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1909

Page

2

Speer Scenting Suspected Swine Theft Leads Police

An amusing Cheyenne police report highlights Officer Speer who claims a new power to scent pork and traces a suspect, Charl Wagner, to a local restaurant rear. Wagner is taken into custody as the force plans a fishing trip when a felonious scheme is questioned.

Bpeer Charl Wagner Chayanne Chain Gang Mr. Speers Bynday Melvor Tyndall Delfel Wagner Night Force

Train timetable changes by Union Pacific take effect

A new Union Pacific timetable changes city train arrivals and departures. Eastbound and westbound numbers adjust to afternoon times, with specific shifts for trains 4 6 and 105 103 106 104, while others keep existing schedules.

Secretary Wilson May Visit Cheyenne

Secretary of Agriculture James Wilson is invited by the Cheyenne Industrial Club to visit Aug. 27 and may stop in September en route to the western terminus of his trip. The Industrial Club hopes he inspects the community's dry farming operations and practical farm practices nearby.

Wilson Cheyenne Jame Wilson

Baker Leaves Cheyenne for Galicia Colorado

Baker, an instructor in Cheyenne schools for two years, departed yesterday for Galicia Colorado where he will teach. Students escorted him to the train after his departure. Infantry units from the Eleventh infantry are deployed for practice marches into Pole Creek country and near Altman’s ranch. Governor Brooks left for Governor’s Day at the Sheridan fair. Frontier novelties and souvenir spoons are advertised at Murchison’s. Mulford hosted Fraser frontier guests from Dubuque Ottumwa and Denver at his home.

Murchison Ee Baker F. Baker Galicia Colo Baker Eleventh Infantry Pole Creek Tonkehening Altman Port J. & Trgeo Eel Port Russell Meer A Dee Cavalry Ick Seave Murchison's T I Brooks

Transportation service at Frontier park crowds praised after celebration

The Frontier crowds used the arrest railway company and Cele ado Southern to travel to and from the park. Colorado & Southern ran a 10 coach train with ample capacity. The street railway company carried more people that week than Frontier.

SATHR Frontier Arrest Railway Company Celeado & Southern Colorado & Southern Street Railway Company

Fifth Field Artillery to Attend Port Des Moines Military Tournament

Guo battery of the Fifth Field Artillery will depart Fort Sell Bapt. on Jan 15 to participate in the military tournament at Port Des Moines starting Sept 10 and running through Sept 16. The battalion under Lt. Jim will be organized into two provisional brigades and led by Reg. Gen. Charles Morton. Camp Come will honor Brevet Maj. Gen. John M. Corso, who joined the volunteer service as a major in the Zith Iowa infantry.

Guo Fifth Field Artillery Fort Sell Port Des Monee Jows Jim Charles Morton Come John M. Corso Zithlowa Infantry

New Failroad Co Incorporation Plans Electric Line

Articles of Incorporation were filed yesterday with the Secretary of State by John H. Mays of East Lake City for the Castle Valley Railroad Company. The capital is $100,000 to build an electric road from Price Utah to Cedar Peak canyon about 40 miles, with Windsor V. Rite of Lake City as president and Wyoming offices to be in Evanston.

wlAté John H. Mays East Lake City Castle Valley Railroad Company Price Utah Cedar Peak Canyon Windsor V. Rite Lake City Pew Company Wyoming Evanston

Birth of Daughter for Wedemeyer Family at St John’s

A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wedemeyer of 2324 Seymour Street. The newborn, a girl, and the mother are reported doing well at St. John’s Hospital. The notice also references local residents A Ratt and Mrs. Ruffia in connection with an unrelated health matter at Sandbins Stee Senior hospital.

Edward Wedemeyer Beymour Street St. John's Howpit Parla

Prominent Patient Recovers and Leaves Hospital

Teswaded of Mra Le Hughes has recovered from recent injuries and will leave St John’s Hospital to return home.

Prom Hospital Mra le Hughes St John's Hospital

State Mineral Exposition Requests County Cooperation

A. G. Richards requests county commissioners and mine operators to assist in a unified state mineral county fair and expositions. He urges coordinated shipments to Denver for the exhibit, with a September 6 equipment date and exhibits limited to 100 pounds unless meritJustify.

A. G. Richards Fair and Exposition Grounds Denver Cole Doxte

Wyoming State Fair Bids for Attention in Douglas

Douglas August 23 The Frontier Show is over and residents of Wyoming and nearby states are urged to plan a visit to the Wyoming state fair in Douglas September 24 30 and October 1. Fair commissioners report strong support and an aim to make it one of the most celebrated fairs yet with premium lists partly mailed and many entries for races stock shows and farm exhibits expected. Premium schedules and premium lists are available by writing Mana C HW McWhinnie Douglas WY.

Atention Douglas Wyo Wyoming C. HW. McWhinnie, Douglas, Yo

Negro thief bound over after Fort Ramell burglary

Charles Williams, alleged to have robbed Lt. Mason’s home at Ft. Ramell, was arraigned before U S Commissioner D W Gil for a preliminary hearing. He pleaded guilty and was bound over to the next term of the U S court. Bond set at 600 dollars. entry theft valued at 646. Williams admitted disposing of jewelry including a diamond ring valued at 106 dollars. Lt. Mason to pursue recovery at Ft. Collins and Greeley.

Charles Williams Mason Ft. Ramell United States O Commissiooner D. W. Gil Williams Wested States Court Mia Collims M&m Meson Ft. Collims Greeley

Civil Service Exam Held At Local Post Office

An examination for fireman watchman and elevator man positions was scheduled yesterday at the city post office. Applicants were advised to obtain blanks and reform options through the civil service commission.

Beld Ang Civyh Corvise

Weather Report From Washington DC Aug Twenty-Fifth

Washington DC report notes generally fair conditions for the 24 hour period ending at 4:00 PM. Temperature and wind details are not fully readable in the fragment.

Weatser Waeshington D.C M. Sae

Detained Youth Ends Night in City Jail

A teenage boy, labeled a stranger in need, spent the night near the detention ward after a minor offense. Exhausted and with no help, he slept in another man’s bed and was taken to the city jail when the morning came.

Elty

Minister Delivers Sermon and Solo in Frontier Week Event

The article notes a minister delivering a sermon titled KA ade Shee and praising Bucephalus while Mise Gertrudg Fuller sang the solo Oh Dry Those Rats. Fuller, young yet vocal, impressed a Greeley Colorado audience during Frontier week activities in Wyoming and Nebraska.

Frontier Week Mise Gertrudg Fuller Ag Fuller Abe

Rifle team photo from Camp Perry shows Bergeon honored

A camp Perry Ohio image features the Wyoming Rifles team led by Gatchell with Governor Brook observing. Sergeant Bergeon receives honors in a straight bullseye display signaling marksmanship achievement.

Rifle Train Peture Governor Brook Wyoming Riffs G ‘Gatchell Camp Perry Ohio Sergent Bergeon

Bons follow mother of the deep mud, her Water

Bons track a creature through murky terrain as it moves with its mother in a muddy habitat. The scene centers on mystery and fluid movement in a dim environment, with emphasis on natural drive and instinctive guidance.

Bons

Unclear Text Hints at Accused Pair Connection

Fragmentary notes suggest possible link between General John Charive and another accused pair. Details are missing, making identification and charges uncertain.

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