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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1916

Page

10

Cody Returns Home After Denver Parade and Washington Visit

Col. W. F. Cody returns to Buffalo Bill country after a Denver welcome, a Washington visit with President Wilson, and a Chicago rail meeting. He attends a Wyoming Game Protective Association banquet and plans a hotel expansion to handle upcoming park tourists. President Wilson envisions proper recognition for Cody in the inaugural parade and Cody sends a telegram from Wilson offering support.

Gopy Col W. F. Cody Hoe Denver Eceut Wyoming Game Protective Association Wyoming Irma Cody Park Caat Washington, D.C Wilson Chicago Burlington Railroad Wro North Carolina Shadow Lawn Washington

Wells Brought In In Dig Muddy Field Near Casper

In Wyoming on Thanksgiving day drillers in section 6 township 33 range 67 reported a prime shallow sand well yielding about 400 barrels daily. The discovery lies sixteen miles east of Casper signaling field expansion while Hjorth lease drilling begins nearby. Equality Ofand Development Co plans activity between Kirby and the field as the coming year promises unprecedented development.

Casper Midwest Oil Company St Ja Atated Hjorth Equality Ofand Development Company Kirby Wyoming

Relief for nasal congestion with Ely's Cream Balm

A vintage ad promotes Ely's Cream Balm to relieve catarrh and head cold symptoms. It promises eased breathing, less nasal swelling, and instant soothing by applying a small amount in the nostrils. The copy emphasizes fragrance, antiseptic action, and quick relief from stuffed head and headaches.

Ely

Surveyors Prepare Way for a Double Track to Burns

Five surveyors arrived in Burns to survey double tracking between Archer and Fine Bluffa. Work to begin in spring, aiming to improve passenger and freight service as freight demand grows. The ~10 day survey will cover a 35 mile stretch, first to be double tracked, with prior surveys done between Buford and Hermosa and between Wamsutter and Point of Rocks.

Burns Betwen Archer Fine Bluffa Etween Buford and Hermosa Betwen Wamsutter Point of Rocka

Woman narrowly avoids scalp wound in auto accident

Mrs Olga Larson, of the Mel Anderson ranch near Opal, suffered a severe gash along her forehead when a car struck a rut near Granger. Dr Marquis of Kemmerer rushed to the scene, nine stitches closed the wound, and her condition improved. The cause remains unclear as to which part of the car contacted her head.

Kemmerdr Granger Opal Olga Larson Mel Anderson Drs. Larson

Daly Assigned as Officer to University of Wyoming

Capt B C Daly retired US Army commands military science at the University of Wyoming in Laramie. Arthur B Crane retired US Army aviation corps is ordered for detached duty at the university and will report on arrival for tactics training. Commutation of rations will be provided during travel.

Laramie B. C. Daly United States Army University of Wyoming Arthur B. Tasker Medical Corps United Tates Army Arthur B. Crane United States ‘Army Aviation Corps Wyo Umly

Market notes on lamb sale at Bitter Creek

Walter Hanks of Bitter Creek Wyoming sold over 600 feeder lambs at the Wednesday market. Lambs averaged around 60 pounds and brought about $10.60 per head. Sold in a large lot with prices noted in the Downer Record-Hockhman report.

Walter Hanks Bitter Creek Wyo Hockhman

Hamburg Breast Tea Stirring Cold Remedy

An article touts a German remedy called Tatmbarger Brust Thee for colds. It advises mixing the tea with boiling water, straining, and drinking a cup to open pores and relieve congestion. It claims to loosen bowels and be inexpensive and vegetable, with no harm.

Hamburg

Orators Waste Time of Congress Says Champ Clark

Speaker Champ Clark argues Congress wastes time and money on oratory and records. He proposes cutting gallery space abolishing the record and using voting machines to finish work in sixty five days with a reduced House of 435 to 300 members.

Congress Champ Clark Washington Fiee Eaid Marth

Lander Commercial Club Seeks Members for Year

In Lander on December 2 a slogan out of the Commercial club outlines a campaign to secure 125 members. Wednesday night 85 members signed up and will start boosting for the coming year, with several prominent business men yet to be interviewed by committees.

Co Operative Creamery Organized at Thermopolis

Thermopolis December 2 A new enterprise for the town was formed with the organization of the Hot Springs Co operative Creamery company The group includes farmers and business men from the town and surrounding country signals confidence in the venture’s success.

Thermopolis Hot Springs

Intelligent Horses Assume Management Of U S Main

In Pinedale on December 2 a mail wagon arrived early and was found missing its driver. The horses, tired of schedule, pulled the rig down Main Street at a brisk pace seeking hay and warmth, with the driver briefly absent at Eklund ranch to fetch the mail sack.

U.S. Main Pinedale Eklund Ranch

Hot Water and Lime Stone Phosphate Health Regimen

A historic plea promotes a daily morning hot water and lime stone phosphate cleanse. It claims benefits for digestion, liver and kidney cleansing, and better appetite, urging readers of all health levels to adopt the routine and obtain phosphate from a drug store.

Mail Mistake Delays Horses At Local Farm

On a routine check the riders forgot to pick up mail at the post office. They rode to the blacksmith for possible repairs then to the barn where neighbors took in the horses and secured them in a stall.

Furming

Marriage license issued for James L. Yarbrough

A brief item notes that a marriage license was issued to James L. Yarbrough. It mentions Miss Sadio Patrick and Miss Patrick as a teacher, with the school year described as running smoothly.

Patrick James L. Yarbrough Sadio Patrick

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