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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1915
Page
13
A British officer recalls aerial bombardment and harbor strikes on Dodea and nearby targets. He notes destruction of barracks and factories, a firestorm lighting the skyline, and emphasis on property damage over slaughter amid Trafalgar Day celebrations.
A fragmented account describes a wartime scene where about two miles of something joined by font and eline characters is referenced. It mentions a tank, a rail route, water absence, and staff fleeing in a state of alarm as motion and distance are sketched in brief, unclear terms.
Sealed proposals from Cheyenne for a steam heating plant and plumbing at the State Armory in Lander Wyoming are due December 18 1915. Bid must include duplicate typewritten proposals a $200 certified check and a 3000 surety bond. Plans viewed at Haerresen Welger Cheyenne deposit $20 for plan removal. State Military Board by Gov M Sliney.
J A B Anderson superintendent of the local electric plant directs workers in installing a transmission line to power an electric ice cutting system for the Pacific Fruit company. A two man crew operates a large wire saw and conveyor plow to harvest a very large winter ice crop, replacing horse plowing and hand sawing. The system runs day and night with efficiency and sanitary benefits noted. MM F Keadler returns as operations lead with PR Le Little as royal supervisor for the project.
The estate of Samuel Palin, via administrator J. B. Matthews, reached a settlement with Oregon Short Line Railroad. Claim agent F. K. Bowers and attorney R. R. Rose arranged for the railroad to pay Palin’s widow four thousand eight hundred seventy six dollars. The agreement followed Palin’s death on March 2 when he fell from a...
A derailed car due to poor track conditions caused the death of 27 year old foreman Palin aboard a front car near Connor. The railroad denied full liability and settled out of court for a substantial sum, noting Palin supervised the train and track.
The snippet mentions weather terms like temperature highs and lows and a remedy reference for a cold with Bromo Quinine. It includes a small price of 25 cents and a partial name W. Grove. The text is incomplete and combines meteorological hints with patent medicine advertisement.
An 18th century account explains uric acid in the blood and its alleged link to ailments like backache and rheumatism. It touts Doctor Pierce’s An uric tablets from Buffalo as a solution, urging readers to request pamphlets and trial packs and to seek the medicine at local drugstores.
On a remote island a crew led by Hernandez tunnels into caves in search of wealth, while Mercedes and Annette witness a tense siege by pirates and natives. A plan to reclaim the hidden riches unfolds as a young woman evades danger and seeks rescue.
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