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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1919
Page
13
An East Coast editorial notes Wyoming is poised to become the second state to ratify the federal prohibition amendment. It suggests Wyoming’s legislature, to convene on the 14th, will ratify without delay and without dissent, accelerating the three fourths threshold.
The final act of Acting Governor Howe before retirement was appointing BD Richard Shipp of Casper as a notary public for Natrona County for four years, Shipp known as The Wyoming Poet.
Basin Republican reports from Cheyenne that Frank L. Houx announced the first unit of the Oregon Basin project will be completed this year. The claim notes past announcements of land revenue and funding, but emphasizes the expected early completion and big benefit to the Big Horn Basin.
The diversion of through freights from the Northwestern to the Burlington line between Orin Junction and Casper is being tested by the railroads. No regular schedule exists and diversions occur only when a Northwestern train is routed over the other road. The aim is to use easier grades on the Burlington to haul heavier tonnage and relieve congestion, though results have been far from satisfactory so far.
The Bunanys reports say Denver interests may acquire the Saratoga and Encampment railway, smelter and tramway at Encampment along with other Penn Wyoming holdings. No sale has occurred yet though an offer was received and a decision is pending with possibilities of major valley improvements or only a transfer leading to minimal value.
Mrs. Mariel le has begun serving 200 days in city jail after a Just court convicted her of assaulting the mayor with contumelious language in a Paris cafe. She was fined $100 and sentenced to another $100 fine, to be paid at $1.00 per day until satisfied.
Rawlins Wyoming January 6 E Lujan was killed by Felix Chavez after trouble at the Bank Exchange saloon which town authorities closed for good and will not reopen. The saloon was cited as a frequent source of trouble and deemed a threat to public morals.
Weather report from Cheyenne noting 6 AM and 6 PM readings with clear skies. Temperature ranged from 24 to 28 degrees with a high of 46 and low of 22, humidity around 80s, wind from the west at 64 mph, and no precipitation in the last 24 hours.
A corporate meeting notice dated January 4 1919 invites stockholders of a company at 815 Carey Avenue Cheyenne Wyoming to gather February ith at 10 oclock A M. Delegated items include increasing capital stock from 60000 to 190000 and expanding directors from three to five plus election of a board for the coming year. Printed by Secretary Thomas Kunter with publication dates January 7 14 21 28.
Executor of Susan Ternes estate files final account for distribution in Laramie County Wyoming. Creditors may inspect within thirty days after last publication January 28, 1919. If no objections, final settlement will be made soon after. Also notices for Kinney Oil and Refining Company stockholders meeting and dividend payment details.
Notice is given that the annual meeting of the Mine Owners' Association of Wyoming will be held at the association office with Thomas Hunter, First National Bank Building, Cheyenne, Wyoming, at 10 o clock A M on Monday January 20, 191% to elect directors and transact business. By Order of the Board of Directors D C Wanamaker.
Classified notice seeking a male doctor registered in Wyoming or Utah for a permanent full time position with a reliable firm. Middle aged or elderly physicians encouraged to respond with a resume. Include address M. R. Fuss 1121 Lytton Building Chicago Illinois 9.
An established company formerly known for alee products now builds a large patriotic program and opens a Cheyenne branch. It seeks a businesslike manager to direct a small sales force, with a $1000 secured cash bond, commissions over $5,000 yearly, and two days of Chicago training. Apply to PRESIDANT, 1910 Advertising Busting, Chicago, IL.
The influenza epidemic reaches Thermopolis Wyoming with funeral homes struggling to get caskets. Local undertaker had caskets made in town and sent to Minneapolis after being unable to obtain them from Denver.
Saratoga Wyoming January 6 Dr Irwin has been summoned to French Creek camp three times in ten days to treat patients. About 30 of the 60 residents have contracted the flu and the camp lacks nurses and adequate care, hindering efforts to combat the outbreak.
A Harrisburg pair Mr and Mrs T B Carpenter both in their seventies report kidney trouble and rheumatic pains. After using Polay Kidney Pills they claim relief from symptoms and say five bottles cured them, restoring vigor they had decades ago.
Two large furnished rooms for housekeeping use available with no children allowed. Contact phone 1094My for details. Ready on Thomes Street for one or two gentlemen.
The note directs calling 153 to arrange a taxi, promising timely delivery. It reflects a transit or dispatch cue and suggests prompt pickup coordination. No regional details or names are provided.
Jim Scott formerly with the Chicago White Sox plans to leave the army to join Morse Pairbanks at Beloit Wisconsin and play with the Beloit team this summer. He previously won a captain's commission at the officers' training school and served as an instructor at Camp Lewis Washington after marrying. His home was Lander Wyoming.
Officials indicate the Producers and Refiners will begin oil drilling on the Solergreen/Sodergreen ranch in Laramie Wyoming once ground frost ends. A prior wall shot well on the property showed oil several years ago but was ruined by blasting.
Laramie Wyoming January 6 a union Pacific project to build a new hotel and depot is set to begin around March once frost leaves the ground. Construction is expected to span the summer into fall with completion aimed later in the year.
Wm Barnes of San Antonio testifies Foley's Honey and Tar cured his severe flu followed by pneumonia and persistent cough. He notes quick relief, sound sleep, and full recovery after taking the remedy, claiming it cost him only 1.20 and advising others to try Foley's. Sold everywhere.
Charles Best sues James M. Mayes for 305 dollars plus costs over a real estate commission on a ranch sale near Egbert in Laramie County Wyoming. Nonresident Mayes must plead by January 29, 1917, or judgment by default will be entered. Clerk T. Joe Fisher, Attorney Joan Charles Thompson Sr. for Plaintiff.
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