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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1917
Page
10
In Hove Springs Wyoming on December 24 the surge in retail coal prices worries church circles as funds stretch thin. Three large coal firms have donated coal coupons to ten local churches and plan to deliver seven tons to each, easing the churches through the cold weather and earning praise from local congregations.
In Knock, Mock Springs area a man was arrested after attempting to assault a woman at mine No. 4. She fired a revolver but did not shoot. the suspect claimed he asked for food and may have mistaken the encounter as a misunderstanding due to her foreign nationality. He was taken to Green River jail for a preliminary hearing in Rock Springs.
ROCK SPRINGS Wyoming December 28 Nick Duxik suffered severe injuries after an electric shock struck him while exiting a mine car. He was found unconscious with a broken left arm and two ribs and facial cuts. This marks his fourth trip to hospital in two years.
The National Security League reports broad support for immediate classroom instruction on war causes and prosecution. Governors, mayors, and school superintendents across states say pupils should learn why the United States fights Germany, with many urging swift adoption and even suppression of German language in public schools.
Gustav Wangelin commander of G A R Post in Pinckneyville Illinois writes I highly recommend Foley Kidney Pills which I have used and consider them Johnny on the spot They give quick relief from backache rheumatic pains stiff joints languidness groin pains sleep disturbed bladder ailments They assist nature in restoring strength and vitality Sold everywhere
John J. Lenihan state fish commissioner reports Wyoming could grow trout in many mountain lakes after successful experimental stocking. In the past year 2,285,000 young trout were released from three hatcheries into streams and lakes across eighteen counties, with Sheridan County releasing the most.
Clarence D. Harper died from a fractured skull after an auto trip from Lander to the state penitentiary went awry near Bull Springs. He had fallen, was treated at Rawlins General hospital, and died after hospital transfers amid a fire setback. Sheriff Gaylord was his brother in law. Mrs. Harper and their two children were at the Little Popo Agie area. Barney Beard escorted Mrs. Harper and Mrs. Gaylord to Rawlins but could not reach the bedside in time.
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