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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1912
Page
10
North and east of Meetestee near Gooseberry Creek residents petition the government to establish a Worland to Dickie mail route about fifty miles. They urge the Mewiertao people join and praise a proposed road workable in winter and summer, noting faster mail once the railroad is completed.
Cheries A Mairs and Miew Minnie FB Hohn married on Thanksgiving night at Cherfat church rectory with Rev. Frank Zimmerman officiating. The groom serves as principal of the school at Glenrock and is a noted Went oftaen in town.
An early Casper group votes for Professor Abner Shirk to lead the Hoys band. The community gathers for the evening event to endorse the new head and start rehearsals.
Readers rally to back a shared effort aimed at raising funds for rehabilitation and training. Organizers encourage all able residents to participate and help the boys reach their commendable goal.
Harry Clark returned to Kemmerer Saturday morning and WW Woag took an invoice at the Emporium purchased from Mrs Harter Narre. He plans to engage in the business of finding newspapers and permits here. The demand for such items in Kemmerer is growing.
Mrs Fitzgerald and her husband inaugurate the Kemmerer Pharmacy the town’s new drugstore. She is a graduate of Presbyterian Hospital of Chicago and studied pharmacy at Northwestern College in Chicago. The venture is located in Kemmerer with Mrs J P Folger as a partner in the enterprise.
Yellowstone National Park hosts a prized buffalo herd of over 200 head facing a deadly hemorrhagic disease outbreak. Government veterinary surgeon K W S Newman arrived from North Dakota to vaccinate the herd as mortality among cattle runs high and buffalo losses loom.
Authorities investigate how a disease spread among buffalo in the interior of the park. Government veterinarians are sent to study transmission, test vaccines, and develop a cure as about 250 animals remain in the government herd plus other nearby herds.
County health officer Dr Anna Curd ordered the Ale Horn school shut for ten days after multiple scarlet fever cases emerged near Big Horn. Three cases involve the Cowan family at Rig Horn and one in the Ben Margareidge home above Big Horn. Past scarlet fever in both houses suggests transmission from earlier exposure.
Mr Peterton plans a stock ranch with a large herd of horses and other stock at Pe terran and Bennett ranches. A bungalow with modern conveniences provides pleasant living. An antelope among the herd is noted as exceptionally tame and stays on the ranches.
Casper basketball team traveled to Douglas and lost 25 to 16. Captain Veterton stated they were fairly out-played and were shown courtesy by the Douglas players.
The county notes revival of cattle business as Tom Bell organizes the Tom Bell Cattle Company with capital stock of 250000 dollars. He teams with members of the American Live Stock and Loan Co of Denver to boost local livestock finance and growth.
Tom Bell named president of a new cattle concern with Albert Taddiker as manager. Taddiken, former Harris Franklin protege, will oversee range operations from Node. The venture plans to stock several hundred young steers next spring and consolidate Bell’s holdings under the familiar tiny brand. Douglas Enterprise notes local optimism for the project amid broader regional uncertainty.
Former Wyoming Governor John E. Osborne bought two lots at 724-80 California street in Denver for 6000 dollars, paying 1200 as front, through Fenris & Conway company. The one story building on the investment property was noted. Sheridan report shows November births six and deaths eleven, first time deaths outpaced births due to slow physician reporting.
A race between a high powered car and a herd of twenty one antelope delighted Mr and Mrs A H Peterson and Dr C A Bennett as they neared Chalk Bluffs on a ranch road. The antelope ran alongside the car but the automobile maintained tireless speed and eventually the herd stopped chasing.
Prominent New York physicians launch a education campaign to make colds uncommon within a generation. They publish a list of preventatives such as avoiding draughty cars and hot rooms and not overeating. They praise Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy to shorten colds.
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