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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1912

Page

9

Wyoming Immigration Report Cites Wealth From Work Force

The State Immigration department reports 1 400 homestead filings and 900 carloads of immigrants brought into Wyoming since work began. It estimates wealth brought into the state in the past year at 255 000. The Sherman post at Sheridan received a cannon for the cemetery plot, donated relief, and used by Confederate troops. Wolves attack sheep near Worland, killing seventy head, as farmer Sam Jom recounts. A nine pound baby boy is born near Kelne. Ralph Hall wed in Worland after traveling to Billings. A mill fire destroys a Cody mill. origin unknown, workers saved buildings. Coyotes multiply in Park County while farmers away. A baby girl arrives for Mr and Mrs Charles South in Horns.

Wyoming Hind State Immigration Department Sherman G. A. Post Sheridan Kutcher Manville Sam Joss S Pond Cody With McCleney Steenid McChory Brothers

H Warns of Money Transfer and Local Marriages

Henry Keller acquires Crowe Brothers meat market and plans first class operation with possession on the first of the month. J M Firman of Buffalo Creek and Pearl Hanson wed at Newcastle with Court Commissioner Fakler performing. RR Curry injured in hay baling accident on the prairie, foot mashed by baler plunger.

Henry Keller Crowe Brothers Carpenter Burns Wisconsin Hile Newcastle J. M. Firman Buffalo Creek Pearl Hansen Mark David A. Fakler Courtly W. Curry Paul Kipping

Neath of Henry Roighe and local weddings reported

Neath Henry Roighe of NEMOGASTLE died after long illness, leaving a wife and two children at his side. Clifton Otie Hi married at the Schalffer-Traltt Welling home. Gladys Trofft and Holy L. Schalter wed at bride’s parents’ home. Donnville editor O. Davis resigns. Sam Potter to replace with ongoing Cokeville Herald efforts. PAZO OINTMENT advert promises tile cure in 6 to 14 days with refund if not.

Henry Roighe Nemogastle Henry Kinteh Nowcontin Eeepe Alliance Montana O. Davis Donnville Megister Triata Troublea WF Davie Cokeville Samwel Potter Cokeville Rewlater

Coal vein found near Greybull promising quality

A coal vein on deeded land about two miles above Greybull on the Greybull river, owned by A. A. Hageman, shows good thickness and quality. Mr. Ilage tan and I. K. Jenkins have advanced development and plan to market the coal at once.

Greybull A. A. Hageman Ilagetan I. KE. Jenkins Messrs. Hageman and Jenkins

Leave of Absence Procedures Kidded By Land Office

Leave of absence rules for land entries are outlined. Write to the land office registrar with your entry number before leaving and after returning to resume residence. A death report follows: Charles Kiiden dies while decorating a grave at Belfast Cry cemetery after sudden illness.

Register of the Land Office Hind Inter Mountain Globe Belfast Cry Charles Kiiden

Cleaning stains from fabrics with solvents

A brief tip describes stain removal methods for vintage fabrics. It recommends benzine for grease and a mix of turpentine and alcohol for dry paint stains, highlighting simple solvent use.

Bible Verse Makers: Willam Hunnis and 16th Century Rhymes

The article notes Willam Hunnis as a prolific sixteenth century versifier of Bible texts. He produced rhymed versions of Genesis and Job with fanciful titles such as Seven Soba of a Sorrowful Soul for Sin and A Handful of Honeysuckles, valued by bibliophiles today.

Willam Hunnis Genesis Job

Prognostics from The Cinnamon Scimitar finance column

The dental profession is declining while the scavenger and astronomer show different fortunes. The steeplejack risks a fall, and auto and railroad lines face declines. The sausage and scrapple trade stalls, yet the astronomer keeps looking up.

Cinnamon Scimitar

Hair Mussed by Lightning

Edward Kones of Sullivan County was struck by lightning at his house. the bolt carved furrows in his scalp, removing hair where it touched. He suffered head injuries beyond hair loss, while recalling that he would prefer future lightning to stay away.

Edward Kones Sullivan County Philadelphia Daniel Little Willie Spc

Ancient Romans' Lifts Found at Palatine Excavations

Rome reports discovery of pre Roman remains including 12 ancient lifts. The devices, descending into the earliest city, are now repaired for an archaeological congress.

Ancienta Rome Palatine Archvbological Congress

Report of the Condition Citizens' National Bank Cheyenne WY

The Citizens' National Bank of Cheyenne Wyoming shows total assets of 2 828 099 70 with loans and discounts 2 0. Overdrafts and securities including U S bonds, notes and reserve items. Liabilities include deposits 2 405 780 89 and other credits. The report is sworn by cashier IL Williams Whipple and certified by directors A H Marples and Towt.

Ee Panking House Nlek Lemna Ewilth Tls

Leader Team Wins Contest At Box Ball

The Leader team defeated the Picked team by 20 pins for a final 3826 to 2287. Captain Krouse led The Leader with 908 total pins, Tony Ries paced the Picked team with 826, and Joe Krouse followed at 16 pins. Freddie Leichart of The Leader had a 205 high score before the event, with Krossee 220 in the third game not counted.

Bar Ball Howling Krouse Hia Jona WiIl Krosee Tony Ries J. Johnson Joe Krouse Ft. Russell Tribune Duffy Riles Hartman R. Johnson Wollack Freddie Leichart

Giants Accept HCO Challenge For Bowling Boat

The Giants accept a bowling challenge from Company H of the Elev enth Infantry. They will bowl on Richelieu or Post alleys on any evening except Saturday. The soldier captain will arrange the date and place at Richelieu. The Giants are an unknown but promising team likely to provide an exciting match.

Eleventh Infantry Giants Richelieu Company H

Squirrels and Dogs Judge Distances Safely

The passage asserts squirrels can judge distances to jump safely and land, seldom misjudging, while dogs run beside horses and likewise avoid injury, suggesting animals possess keen sense of safe spacing and precision.

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