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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1914
Page
5
In Laramie Judge V. J. Tibball told the Men's Club of the Methodist church that many Rawlins prisoners are good at heart and with proper guidance could go to reform school rather than prison. He urged court power to review cases, suspend sentences, and address crime-influencing conditions.
Engineers at the Shoshone reclamation project test a five foot wooden ball to seal a 42 inch pipe at the dam base. The device will be lowered by cable to block the opening so workers can enter the pipe from below for valve repairs. A heavy screen must first be removed, a task ongoing with the chief engineers present.
Newcastle Wyoming January 3 Word reaches from Dean Henry G Keight of the state university that he will attend Newcastle January 25 to hold a farmers Institute He will be accompanied by Professors S J Oviatt OWT Prien and Albert Bowman The discussions cover vital Weston county farming problems and the shift to systematic farming through the institute.
It claims to clear stuffed noses and stop discharges in minutes. A small bottle of Ely's Cream Balm is advertised for immediate relief, dissolving in the nostrils to soothe inflamed membranes and open air passages.
The 1913 year saw Niobrara County organized with first officers installed. Notable projects include a new jail and sheriff’s residence by Elmer H. Ranck, road improvements for the Deadwood Denver highway, and growing automobile ownership—over thirty cars, likely to double. The Lusk-Wye oil venture nears drilling depth, and Niobrara County Fair began as a thriving annual event. School expansion added a new upper-floor classroom.
Sheridan reports record activity across manufacturing coal mining and retail sectors in 1914 and early 1915. Mines boosted output with September figures surpassing all years except 1910, while Sheridan Brewing expands with new plant and bottling lines. Businesses note strong growth despite troop departures and a steady rise in electric usage.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention conditions and two typical attutions in the city. A state bank cited a bustin alightly better than 10128 but noted continuation on page.
EVANSTON Wyoming Jan 3 Judge CC W Holden died at his winter home in Riverside California last Sunday evening at age 77 He is survived by two daughters Minnie and Nellie A pioneer leader in Wyoming development he was admitted to the bar early and served for years as United States commissioner The body will be shipped to Opal Wyoming for interment beside his wife in Fontenelle cemetery
A cure claim for Pyramid Pile Remedy promises relief from piles without surgery. It urges sending a free coupon and purchasing boxes at 10 cents a box, claiming medical bills and knife torture can be avoided.
A caller requests a free sample of Pyramid Pile Remedy by mail. The note provides an Marshall Michigan address and asks for a plain wrapper sample with name street city and state.
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