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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1910

Page

6

Denver Stock Show Opens With Colorado Products Dinner

The Denver Stock Show runs January 16 to 21 under the National Western Stock Show association at the National Amphitheatre. Attendants include leading stockmen from Colorado and neighboring states. A prominent event is the Colorado Products dinner at the Albany hotel on January 18 with a vaudeville program by Mr. Sam Dutton. The menu showcases Colorado producers from Leaver celery to Grand Valley apples and Western Slope potatoes, with Denver bakers supplying bread and Colorado flour.

Denver National Union Stock Yards Colorado Wyoming Utah Texas Kansas Nebraska Albany United States W. C. Brown New York Central Railroad Sam Dutton Alhbany Hotel Mr. Dutton Grand Valley North Fork Arkansas Valley Fantaris Denver Iring

Minnie Wanniman Dies at Pocatello Idaho

Minnie Wanniman dies in Pocatello Idaho from heart disease. Sister of Jim Wilson of the Cheyenne Art Store, she had many acquaintances and was for several years a resident of Largsie where she was a leader.

Boston Conservatory of Music West Cheyenne Saint Mary's Cathedral Torn Portier East Laramie University City Claes Jn Muele Pocatello Ir. Hapnifian Mipulie Hannifan Jim Wilson Cheyenne Ar Ideho Renee Dea Teeldent Laregie

Masonic Lodges Install Officers In Cheyenne

Newly elected officers of Cheyenne No. 1 and Acacia No. 11 were installed. Wallace Bond served as master, Strader as junior warden, J B Niewandey as secretary, and P J Cook as treasurer. Other officers include Kent Bote master, Harry Crea senior warden, W M Faust captain, Linney tage secretary, with William My ery and Collp Hunter in roles.

Instale Blue Lodger Cheyenne No Acacia No Falhaway Acscia Wallace Bond Pases Or, Strader J. B. Niewandey J. D. Preeveen P. Jf. Cook We Hoyt Emile

Ship subsidy bill pushed through congress under Taft

Washington notes: The Humphrey ship subsidy bill, providing a $6,000,000 annual treasury gift to private ship owners, is to be rushed through this session at the president’s request. Republicans split on the measure, with progressive members likely to oppose despite pressure and implied consequences. The piece argues past subsidies failed to return funds and questions benefits to maritime trade.

Washington Treasury of United States Congress Taft Uncle Sam New York England

Exports to Non subsidized lines Jump Sharply 1907

The report shows exports to nine countries with no subsidized lines rising dramatically from 1897 to 1907. United Kingdom up 2 percent, Turkey 4900 percent, Austria-Hungary 275 percent, Egypt 200 percent, Germany 105 percent, Italy 181 percent, Canada 181 percent, and Japan 196 percent.

United Kingdom Turkey Austria-Hungary Egypt Germany Italy Canada Japan

Missouri Shopmen End Long Strike Victory for Railroad

St. Louis reports the strike of machinists boilermakers and blacksmiths on Missouri Pacific and Iron Mountain lines is off. Railroad officials call the settlement a complete victory for the company with workers returning May 1 after rejecting an initial offer including a three cent an hour raise.

St. Louis Missouri Pacific Iron Mountain

Survivors of Indian Wars Sought for Pension Registry

The State Leader reports a Washington request to obtain addresses of those who served on the Frontier against hostile Indians or in Volunteer Service from Civil War end to 1883. The National Indian War Veterans seek to place names on the association books to aid pension efforts. Henry Hegwer and K Hauser lead the campaign from Washington.

Washington, D. C United States N. SW National Indian War Veterans Henry Hmegner K. Hauser Henry Hegwer Pp. C. B AR. Hauser

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