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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1915
Page
14
The American Civic Association urges creation of a federal bureau to manage and promote national parks. Plans include improved supervision, development of 14 parks, and educational efforts to encourage domestic tourism and proper use of public lands.
Time schedule for the Caion Pacific Main Line westbound trains listing arrivals and departures for Nos 17 7 8 19 1 and other services with Cheyenne Portland Los Angeles California Express and Overland Limited details and times.
Train timetable snippet lists southbound departures and arrivals with numbers 103 01 10 106 and times 8:09 am 2:50 pm 1:55 pm 1:36 pm 0:50 am, showing partial station notation and inconsistencies in the record.
Train 20 departs Denver at 6 55 p m and arrives Wheatland at 6 56 p m. Train 3 eevee arrives Wheatland at 6 00 p m and Wheatland. The text lists times and routes with garbled names and no clear incident or event.
Indiana statesman Albert J. Beveridge recounts interviews with leaders from Germany France and Britain about World War I and the reasons for war. He notes his two hour talk with Emperor Wilhelm II but keeps the Kaiser's words hidden while revealing others views and frontline experiences.
Discussion emphasizes 4 600 000 acres of parks under Interior Department care and calls for civilian management for Yellowstone and other parks to improve development, visitor access, and wildlife protection. Notes vast forest growths and alpine scenery, plus traffic and road planning needs to boost returns and reduce army oversight.
Bids are invited for installing wiring and plumbing for the new Women’s Hall at the University of Wyoming in Laramie. Plans are available from the university secretary or architect in Cheyenne. Bids due by noon Monday December 13. the board may reject any or all bids.
Ulysses G. John of Cheyenne Wyoming filed notice of intention to make final three year proof to establish his claim on a land entry in section 10 township 14 north range 4 west 6th principal meridian. The filing occurs at the U S Land Office in Cheyenne Wyoming on December 4, 1915, under serial number 9697S.
On the 18th day of January 1914, Cliames as witnessed by Walter Be Gassett Kila A Moore house Leo Moyer and Paul Pearson all of Cheyenne Wyoming Will Beid Register announces a legal filing or will proceedings.
Department of the Interior land office notice from Cheyenne Wyoming dated November 22 1915 states Harry Wade of Cheyenne Wyoming filed for final three year proof to establish claim to a land parcel described in public survey. The notice lists witnesses John B. Combell William Reid Delbert J. Hadeon Glenwood Merple and location details. The final proof date is December 1 1915 before the Register and Receiver.
H H Love internal revenue agent says federal law requires posting receipts where liquor is sold, but Colorado will enforce its own prohibition starting January 1. He notes many sellers will pay the federal tax yet still violate state law, and posts may vary in conspicuousness. The interior revenue records are open to inspection.
IN ITALY an official defense of papal prerogatives was voiced in the chamber of deputies. Minister Lienor Orlando said ambassadors who left Rome after Italy entered the war did so by choice and without Italy pressuring them. He praised Italy for protecting papal prerogatives and noted cardinals from belligerent countries could travel in Italy for the consistory.
Fragmentary OCR notes claim Cardinal Mereter, primy of Helelim, refrained from a visit to Stome for canal restoration. The item mentions urging General authorities about progress but lacks concrete details or dates.
The Western Union Telegraph Company today declared the regular quarterly dividend of one half of one cent, making a total annual dividend of one cent for the fiscal year. The stock previously held for two years prior to 1908 replaced by a dead haul. earnings reductions caused a dividend cut.
The fragmentary OCR mentions lender conflicts and an editor sale amid advertisements. Details are unclear with missing context and names.
The Uncle Sam Oil Company seeks investors amid plans to raise capital to develop the Cushing Oklahoma area and other properties. It cites new leases, pipelines, and refineries, aiming to push daily crude output beyond ten thousand barrels and to leverage anticipated higher crude prices after the war.
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