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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1918

Page

2

Two Laundries Close for Lack of Electricity in Casper

Casper Wyoming papers report Casper Steam Laundry and Natrona Steam Laundry out of power after a heavy wind caused transformer damage. Electricians strike has halted repairs as companies refuse in-house service, delaying restoration of electricity to the plants.

Casper, Wrc Casper Steam Laundry Natrona Steam Laundry Jaondrivs Locwls Wyoming Electric Natropa Clectric Companies Con

Jireh College Extends Week to Six Days

Jireh College will operate six days a week to save coal and allow students to finish by May 1. Public schools also adopt Saturday classes. Jireh Milling adds a twelve barrel reel burr mill, now producing flour and breakfast foods. Hiverton-Work advances on oil refinery excavation nearby.

Sem Wie Jan Jireh College Callege Jireh Jireh Milling Company Whicl Wutll

Wyoming court considers multiple assault cases in Casper

In Casper Wyoming January 31 a judge took under advisement the state against J I Hiewke for malicious striking and provocation and against J Mansfield for rude assault on J By House. Testimony varied on who struck first and whether an officer identified himself. The cases, tried together, featured questions about a wrecked automobile and train lights. Witnesses testified quickly and could not provide clear details. Prosecutor Nichols asked for misdemeanor charges for Manafield and House and for Soone to be transferred to district court. Soone was described as nearly admitting the charge.

Casper Wyo J. I Hiewke Jomweph Mansfield J. By House Justice of the Peace Tubles Manafield House Mouse Witesses W. Hutton R. H. Nichols Nichola

West and Hazlett Building Refinery in Port Steele

West and Hazlett Building Refinery activity noted in the Western Oil Journal. Port Steele in Carbon county is the site for a new refinery with Punk and Cochrane holdings recently purchased in the Lost Soldier fields for 75000. West spent days surveying fields and plans to return soon. Local operators see this as a positive sign as Rock Springs ships coal heavily.

Kremmerehr Wyo Western Oi Journal Woe Teavlert Port Steele Carbon County Lodependemeder Punk Cochrano Soldier Fields Bh KB. West Rock Springs

Kidney and Bladder Trouble Relief From Jad Salts

Note cites acid causing kidney and bladder irritation. Advises four ounces of Jad Salts with water before breakfast for two to three days to neutralize acid. Claims it ends urinary irritation and offers a pleasant effervescent water for bladder relief.

Shipping Chief Named Manager for Pacific Coast Lines

Arthur B. Swezey of Upper Montclair New Jersey a member of the shipping board of trade has been appointed manager of the joint offices of the Canannl Anchor and Anchor Donaldson lines at Vancouver British Columbia He will control the entire Pacific coast duties include arranging cargoes from the west for ships traversing the Atlantic He formerly managed the Mediterranean salton department of the Cunard line in New York.

Arthur B. Swezey Upper Montclair N. J Shipping Board of Trade Cananml Anchor Anchor Donaldson Lines Vancouver B. C Swezey Pacific Coset Atlantic Cunard Line New York

Sawmill Burns Near Meeteetse

Jamet William Locke reported the sawmill was totally destroyed by a Tuesday night fire driven by strong west wind. The blaze, likely burning unseen all night, consumed most buildings though the boiler stayed full of water and the blacksmith shop was spared. Locke plans to relocate or buy another mill promptly to resume timber operations as freight delays hinder new purchases.

Meeteretse Wro Jamet William Locke West Timber Creek All Fe Locke

Man Fired After One Day Off To Try Enlistment

Sheridan Wyoming report says Nels Broderson, a Carneyville miner, was discharged for stopping work one day to seek enlistment. He claims other men who took time off were reinstated, but his job was filled and no opening existed.

Sheridan Wyo Nels Broderson Carneyville

Alleged Bootleggers Held at Powell

Con sable Maring arrested two Mexicans for illegal sale of intoxicating liquors. The men, Brumeint and his son, received twelve quarts of whiskey from Billings by Boon’s train. Art Pifer bought a half pint, then a full bottle later as Marky watched. the pair were caught red handed and jailed in Cody. Local bootlegging activity is alleged to be widespread.

Powell Wyn Consable Maring Mr. Brumeint Billings Boon Art Pifer Marky Pifer Cody

Germans Still Underestimate U S Army Says German Editor

London report on a German socialist paper review argues American troops are not yet trained and capable leaders will lag. It claims only about a half million of the million and a half drafted can reach Europe and warns that even a strong American defense may fail to offset losses in Russia and Italy.

Cheyenne State Leader Victor Morgan Cleveland Press Europe Morgan Switzerland Germany Associated Press London Gaedke Bremer Reitin Entente Baker Haker

Prisoner Offers to Match Judge for 68 Days or Nothing

In Casper Wyoming a prisoner Dick Hutchinson cheerfully whistles during a trial and offers to match the judge by serving sixty eight days or nothing. The judge warns of contempt and maintains stern decorum as the trial continues.

Casper Tubbs Dick Hutchinson

St Jacobs Liniment Claim Neuraglia Pain Relief

An advertisement touts St Jacobs Liniment as a miracle cure for neuralgia and general pain. It invites readers to try a small trial bottle from a druggist and promises rapid relief without recurrence, claiming the nerves are soothed and congestion removed.

St. Jacobs

Potato Market Situation Warns of Waste and Slow Movement

Washington January 31 the agriculture department warns the 1917 potato crop of 442,506,000 bushels is being held in reserve with only about one third moved by January 1. Prices remain high and dealers are urged to move stocks rapidly to avoid wastage, while reducing wholesale to retail price spreads to spur consumption.

Washington, D. C United States Department of Agriculture United States Department of Agriculture Trent

Joliet Prison Shuts Down Part Over Clean-Up Delays

For the first time in Joliet prison history, partial shutdown begins due to lack of funds and court delays. About a thousand inmates are idle as cleaning of the patton works, show shops, broom and other industries halts operations.

Poliet Joliet Patton

New Draft Likely With Fresh U S War Measures

War Department draft legislation advanced by the Senate Military Committee proposes registering men reaching 21 since May 5 and creating a new class one for quotas. A new drawing would set the order of liability, with class one expected to exceed two million for current and future drafts. Secretary Baker notes no fixed date for a new draft and emphasizes ongoing expansion of American forces as needed in France and shipping conditions.

Washin War Department Senate Military Committee Senate General Crowde Baker America France United States Europe

St Louis Mapyel Invents Fourfold Mateh Use

A St Louis inventor unveils a novel device called a mateh that serves four roles: a mateh first, then no toothpick, then substitutes a missing suspender button, and finally acts as a pipe-cleaner. This multipurpose tool illustrates creative problem solving from a local maker.

St. Louis

Woman Finds Relief Through Lydia E Pinkham Remedy

Winona Minnesota woman chronic nervousness for over a year. after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she reports better sleep, restored energy, and ability to work. The testimonial praises the remedy for women's ailments including inflammation ulceration irregularities and nervous disorders.

Winona Minn Lydia E. Pinkham Lydia Sinkhem Minnem Lyle Ph K vPihan

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