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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1917
Page
2
In Hove Springs Wyoming December 24 rising coal costs worry church funds. The Central Coal and Wyoming companies promised several tons of coal to seven Rock Springs churches, ten lteges each, to help them endure the cold weather. Church leaders express deep gratitude for the relief.
A man was arrested after allegedly attempting to assault a woman at Mine No. 4 in Wednesday afternoon events. The woman, who identified the attacker, used a revolver to drive him away but did not fire. He was then taken to Green River jail for a preliminary hearing before Rock Springs authorities.
Rock Springs Wyoming December 28 1930 Nick Duxik suffered an electric shock while leaving No 7 mine car after uncoupling the trip He was found unconscious with a badly cut face and the left arm and ribs broken This is his fourth trip to the hospital in two years and friends hope for a rapid recovery
The National Security League reports broad support from governors mayors and school officials for immediate in classroom instruction on wartime causes and the need for aggressive prosecution. Letters from city and county superintendents praise a national focused campaign to educate youth and rally support for war efforts.
Gustav Wangelin, Commander of G A R Post in Pinckneyville Illinois, writes that Foley Kidney Pills outshine rivals and are “Johnny on the spot” for backache rheumatic pain stiff joints and sleep disturbing bladder issues. They aid nature in restoring strength and vitality and are sold everywhere.
State fish commissioner John J. Lenihan reports experimental stocking of small mountain lakes shows strong growth of trout. If continued, many trout filled lakes will appear in years, with 2,285,000 fingerlings released last year from three hatcheries across eighteen counties. Sheridan led with 727,000 fish released. Fremont and Washakie counties had none.
Clarence D. Harper former Sweetwater County resident and Rawlins man dies from a fractured skull after falling from a moving auto during transport of four prisoners to the state penitentiary near Bull Springs. Sheriff L B Gaylord is related by marriage. Mrs Harper and children were en route to Rawlins when he died.
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