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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1915
Page
2
A severe late winter storm blankets Nebraska and parts of Kansas and nearby territory. Widespread blizzard conditions bring 14 inches in some areas, with northeast winds disrupting rail traffic and raising fears for livestock and telegraph lines damaged by the prior sleet storm.
Berlin reports a German admiralty warning neutral ships to travel north ofndr into the North Sea to avoid sinking by submarines off Frances coasts. In Washington counsel Lau Way presides at cabinet meeting as Bryan considers protesting the German proclamation of a war zone around England while Bryan travels in Indianapolis delivering multiple addresses.
The piece features Mr. Wilson noted as England’s champion and Miss Claire Cnagel a tennis champion shown tangoing on the ice. Both are former skaters and perform the dance with ease and grace as spectators remark on the display.
Washington officials assess Germanys naval declaration as serious. The order covers the north and west French coast and the English Channel. U S officials expect neutral states to push for measures to shield commerce. Swed en Norway Denmark and Holland seek backing to relieve distress while Berlin plans copies for diplomatic reps.
In Buffalo New York on February 5 the bodies of Mrs. Little Drakes 65 Mrs. Irene Buencer and her daughter Wertrade Gpencer 65 were found murdered in their bed at Gala manera today. Their heads had been crushed with a sledge hammer.
The Wyoming House discusses a bill to create a five member immigration commission with a governor appointing power under attack from Republicans. Provisions limit applicability to interstate commerce and utility sectors while a Carey Act irrigation project and state aid for roads and lands are debated amid party lines.
Advertisement touts MUSTEROLE as a mustard oil ointment for rheumatism and related pains. It claims quicker relief than plasters, doctor recommended, with jars sold in various sizes and a hospital size option, urging readers to ask for the Mustero le brand.
In New York City a winter shelter run for unemployed men offered a basic shaving parlor. About 159 men used a bare room with a broken mirror and a cheap safety razor, one man shaving at a time as others waited, finding relief in the small facility.
Debate over appointing the proposed immigration commission failed to pass amendments reducing funds and personnel. Lawmakers pushed a substitute for the original bill, while Senate action on sheriff boarding pay drew humorous remarks before the bill was indefinitely postponed.
Dr. W W Yard state veterinarian reports telegraphic notice that four Kansas counties are placed under quarantine for a cattle disease affecting cattle and dairy stocks. Officials work to enforce quarantine and prevent intercounty movement of cattle and dairy products, amid ongoing efforts to contain the outbreak.
George Wales of the Wyoming Cyclery builds a motorbob in Cheyenne expected to reach forty five miles per hour with a left hand steering wheel and a motorcycle driven by a motorcycle engine. It measures six feet long and four wide with seating for two. 8. G. Coons of Wheatland finished a motorbob and shipped it to Wheatland for use on his 26 mile rural carrier routes.
The seal hunt, a major Newfoundland trade, may be abandoned next season unless plans arise within a month to use skins and seal hair for British war needs. War and weak demand leave last year's 223,000 skins unsold and about half of 372,000 seals from 1919 still tied up with brokers in London and New York.
An advertisement claims PAZO OINTMENT cures itching bleeding and protruding piles within six to fourteen days. It says first application provides relief and lists the price as 59 cents.
Morning diners can start with Fresh Ranch eggs served daily at Manewal's. The cafe highlights farm fresh eggs as a daily breakfast option for locals and visitors.
In Belle Fourche area the stock industry grows as dry land farming gains traction. Ranchers expand feed reserves to support cattle and sheep, build food corrals and storm sheds, and shift from range feeding to valley wintering. The overall outlook remains positive for local agriculture.
Notice that all Laramie County certificates issued July 1 to October 31 1914 that are registered at the county treasurer will be paid on February 10 1915 or as soon after as presented at the treasurer's office. Ray K Olds County Treasurer.
A physician touts Ant Kampia and Ramistone tablets as effective for pain relief. He cites use for headaches, neuralgia, and malarial headaches where quinine has been used, claiming reduced quinine side effects and rapid pain control. He advertises purchase from druggists and notes suitability for women with certain pains.
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