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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1913
Page
2
A Wyoming court ruled Tony Rodoschek is not of sound mind after a recent hearing. He was acquitted of murder in the Jim Smith case and will be committed to either the Pranston asylum or the Lander home for the feeble minded, pending Thdeo Metz’s decision on suitability.
The home of Leo McLaughlin on Big Goose road near Sheridan was burned to the ground early Sunday, with an approximate loss of 5000 dollars. Firefighters arrived too late due to a misread information. A man who cared for the house lived there and escaped as flames erupted, rushing to the Great Western hotel to summon help.
Figures show 160 million seals printed and distributed this year. If laid end to end they would stretch about 2400 miles from New York to Salt Lake City. The drive uses 100000 volunteers across 25000 agents with vast advertising, aiming to raise funds for tuberculosis prevention.
A messaged principle describes only covering actual printing and handiwork costs for tuberous Josie work in the community where the schools sell. This notice emphasizes cost recovery and directs how funds are allocated to support local efforts.
Davie the Shell auto stage driver suffered a serious eye injury after a rope attached to his vehicle broke while being pulled into town. He received medical care at the hotel and is reported to be improving.
Walter Hunt, a ranchman near Laramie Wye, was severely injured when his wagon wheel hub struck him. His team fled to the Kline ranch and a faithful dog stayed beside Hunt as he lay unconscious until help arrived. Doctors report a severe temple injury and doubtful recovery.
Eight prominent unmarried men in Sheridan organized a bachelor’s club to secure home life. County Attorney Diefenderfer chairs the governing board, and the group has rented a large residence being furnished for the members to establish their homes.
C Y Ells Ford runabout burned completely last week near Cody Wro Dee 3. Ells driving at speed 95 mph saw flames in the rear as a five gallon gasoline can and clothing were lost. He suspects a spark from his pipe ignited inflammable materials while Mills watched from 190 feet away. Insurance covering the auto will limit the loss.
Mrs Hetty Green is photographed on her way to the Park National bank in New York where she holds an office and oversees her sizable fortune. She began the day at her office to manage investments of about 50 million dollars largely earned by lending to corporations and brokers. She shows no thought of retirement.
Independent Grain company of Omaha Nebraska will locate an alfalfa meal mill at Greybull Wyoming with L E Watson Basin as local manager. Building will start immediately and the mill is to be in operation around mid December as machinery has been shipped and is expected soon on the railroad.
Articles of incorporation for Jireh College filed with the secretary of state include an office at Jireh Wyoming and a board of trustees led by William Flammer and C W Powers. The denominational school under the Christian church will serve as a college academy or institute in a new eastern settlement near Jireh.
An ad touts MUSTEROLE as a white oil based remedy replacing mustard plasters for back pain joints sprains sore muscles bruises and colds of the chest. It billing a $2.50 hospital size, requests $0.25 postage, and urges no substitutions with testimonials praising its quick relief.
The essay argues for direct personal contact with sages over passive audience learning. It cites travel for wisdom, warns against superficial study, and endorses mindful, purposeful journeys to those who impart lasting understanding.
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