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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1911
Page
13
The 1910 annual fire report to the mayor and council shows 129 alarms with causes including hot ashes defective flues and gasoline. It notes uninsured losses totaling 21 581 83 and urges increased water pressure force and new equipment including a 60 HP chassis and two chemical tanks.
Fragmentary OCR item notes a basketball game or event involving multiple names or teams. Readable elements include MADON and KEMPH with references to gates or venues. The garbled text prevents identifying participants, location, or outcome.
The Interstate Commerce Commission ruled that refunds on shipments for Montana and Wyoming shippers apply to Colorado and Missouri River routes, saving Wyoming businesses hundreds of dollars. Varney notes the decision benefits Wyoming by promptly presenting the case with 1000 shippers backing it, urging a larger local organization and proper claim handling to maximize savings and avoid red tape.
Two clerks in the Montana office prepared bills and claims to present to the interstate commerce commission or the railroad. The month’s totals for Idleman Bros, Wm Meyers Dry Goods, Gleagon Mer Co, Bon Shoe & Clothing, A E Rodel, Pierce Salt & Cloak, and Jenking Shoe Co sum to 217.68, 65.35, 152.73, 180.71, 73.69, 17.97, and 56.36 dollars respectively.
Shopper alert as the Bon Store promotes a big sale with emphasis on clothing discounts. The ad highlights substantial price cuts and a broad selection for fashion seekers.
A smooth transition marks the Wyoming official family as new officers assume duties. Governor Carey signs a new attorney general commission for Douglas Preston while Secretary Houx introduces several deputies and assistants amid routine welcome visits. Deputy treasurer Fred Sheridan and Deputy Auditor John Schuneman retain posts as Chief Justice Cyrus Beardy presides over a Supreme Court session with former Chief Justice Potter as associate justice.
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