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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1916

Page

2

Auto road to Black Hills urged by Wyoming letter

A Buffalo writer urges building an auto road linking Gillette Clear Creek to Buffalo and the Black Hills to boost tourism. He argues the route should follow rail lines from Gillette to Clearmont then through Clear Creek valley to Buffalo, with connections to Sheridan and Johnson counties. The piece notes current routes fail to attract visitors and warns lost revenue from resorts.

Gillette Clearmont Clearcreek Buffalo Big Horns Sussex Sheridan Johnson Custer Battlefield Billinga West Black Hilla Big Horn Mountains Black Hille Deadwood Yellowstone Bull United States

Infant Paralysis Rumor Quashed in Sheridan

Sheridan residents were alarmed by a reported infantile paralysis scare after a Forsyth Montana child was detained there for suspected illness. Officials later confirmed the Forsyth child did not have the disease and was recovering, easing local fears.

Sheridan Forsyth Mont Knce Porayth

Road building by subscription in Meotectoe area

Work will start in ten days on the road from Moe teetae to the mouth of Wood river under Eugene Phelps directing the project. The committee includes C. H. Davidson and Ed McGuire with Dunleta funds handled by them. Residents raised 250 dollars by subscription and L. G. Phelps matched the amount, with the county involvement noted.

Cody Moeteetae Wood River Eugene Phelps C. H. Davidson Ed McGuire Meotectoe L. G. Phelps Han Horseshoe MeMgeglac Henry River Meoteetse Henry Sayles Mr. Sayles

Board to Meet Soon to Settle Mexican Dispute

The American-Mexican commission will hold its first meeting on the New England coast in September fireat week. American commissioners are Secretary of Interior Franklin K. Lane Judge George Gray and Dr. John R. Mott. Mexican members are Luis Cabrera Ignacio Honillas and Alberto Pani Carranza officials.

Washington New England Mexico Secretary of Interior Franklin K. ‘Thane George Gray John R. Mott Luis Cabrera Ignacio Honillas Alberto Pani Carranza

No Primary Election Held at Slack Sheridan

A partial election report says no primary vote occurred at Slack, with County Clerk J J Withrow noting a tie between Republicans J M Sampson and John A Aaymer for the state legislature. The canvassing board will meet Tuesday to resolve the result and potentially draw a lot to determine the ticket.

New Trade Record for Month of July

Figures from the Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce show July imports at 183 million dollars, down 63 million from June, while July exports reached 446 million, down 19 million from June. The year’s foreign trade to July hits a new high of 6,748 million, up from 4,540 million in 1915, with 12 month exports at 6,518 million versus 2,888 million last year.

Washington Bureau of Foreign and Dhomestic Commerce Department of Commerce

Presbyterians to Build Modern Church in Thermopolis

Presbyterians in Thermopolis plan to erect a new church on Broadway near Seventh for about 10000 dollars. The congregation owns the site and will have larger seating capacity than current public meeting places, with final plans under consideration and construction soon.

Thermopolis Ave Broadway Seventh Masonic Temple

Bishop Thomas Visits Former Laramie Rector at St Matthew’s

Aug 29 in Laramie Bishop and Mrs N B Thomas of Cheyenne arrived to hear Rev George Cornell preach at St Matthew's cathedral. Cornell and wife Dr and Mrs Cornell plan to return to California after visiting old friends, hosted by Hon Edward Ivinson at the Ivinson mansion.

Laramie Thomas Cheyenne George Cornell St. Matthew's Cathedral Cornell California Edward Ivinson Ivinson

Motorcycle Racing Planned For Labor Day At Laramie

Laramie on August 28 reports a Labor Day meet as riders prepare an extended program and prizes. Attendance was good with Amen winning an automobile tire in a long race and a collection shared among other riders. More motorcycles are arriving and interest grows for the holiday event.

Laramie Amen

Congress All Set for Proposed Railroad Strike

Washington August 29 national legislation may be used in a final effort to settle the impend ing railroad labor dispute as congress prepares to act. The report indicates lawmakers weigh options to avert a shutdown and protect national transportation.

Congress Washington Ing Wilson

Wool Embroidery Fashion for Fall in New York

Wool embroidery features prominently in late summer millinery and early autumn French models. Serge frocks showcase bright wool embroidery in limited areas or around skirts. Dark blue serge with broad front girdle and wool embroidery conveys cachet, while other styles mass embroidery around skirt hems. Gray and beige embroidery on dark blue serge is common, with tassels at girdle ends.

New York

Navy serge set dominates fall fashion trends

The article notes blue serge remains fashionable across seasons and tops fall wardrobes with semi-tailleur silhouettes and street frocks. It describes blue as the leading color for fall serge models, with black and white satin, silver braid, and gray accents used in trims and bodice details.

Farm noodlot products value tops 195 million dollars

The annual value of the farm noodlot products in the United States exceeds 195 million dollars, reflecting strong agricultural output. Experts note steady demand and resilient markets across key regions.

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State Leader Announces New Point and Six Point Matriza

Notich to publish ers State Leader office will set one complete set new 10 point and one complete set new six point or letter matriza cheap. Address Boss Manager Cheyenne State Leader.

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