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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1913
Page
10
Walter Trosper, guiding an ice plow with a boy assistant, toppled headfirst into Haglund pond after a handle slipped. He escaped, shivering and soaked, seeking warmth at a nearby house as the boy watched and joked.
County Attorney Defenderfer to request the state treasurer return $1,155 held from the H. C. Alger estate. The money was turned over June 20 and not refunded by July 10, amid questions over inheritance tax law amendments allowing counties to retain funds for road improvements. The 2 percent levy applies to net legacies after admin expenses.
Pine Bluffs, Wyo. January 11. A bill to form a new eastern Laramie County is to be introduced at the coming legislative session. The measure likely covers the same territory as the former act. Two years ago this section
The county plans to submit self government to voters after legislative action. It has issued non interest certificates discounted 6 to 7 percent and pays 6 percent of salaries and expenses to cover discounts. Treasury starts depleted, with $28,000 in 6 percent warrants outstanding and funds needed for court house and jail construction.
An article advises readers choosing a replacement car after selling their current one. It stresses aligning the new purchase with past experiences, focusing on reliability, safety, comfort, and modern features, and warns to verify the company's integrity and maintenance ease.
In Lar Ainte Wil County plans call for a new court building. Proposals estimate a courthouse cost between 20 000 and 45 000 dollars to meet requirements for a potential new county.
Sheridan Wyoming January 11 The Burlingon railroad adopts strict Rule 6 abstinence policy banning employees from saloons on or off duty with several dismissals already made and more expected after a recent wreck blamed on intoxicated operation. Strong interstate commerce law pressures prompt tighter enforcement.
In Douglas on January 11 the Davis hotel sold to Burlington railroad representatives for about 13 500. An option on Bamford lots near the spur end and right of way was set at 400. Rumors swirl about the new route with potential river crossings and canyon grades, but no definite plans. Stake marks and property talks continue with no deals yet closed for south side Second Street or the Anispoker barn.
In Cody Wyoming on January 11 the parcel post handles unusual shipments. George P sends 100 pounds of oats in nine sacks to Winona mining company in Sunlight basin, at lower cost than by stage. A long packed parcel from Wallop Moncreiffe lumber to Painter ranger Station follows the peddler wagon vibe.
London reports the Balkans peace pendulum shifts between Adrianople’s fall and European powers acting. Both Turkey and the allies ignore mediation efforts as compromises fail. Roumania’s threatening posture renews Turkish hopes while allies warn Turkey to withdraw from talks if the armistice ends and war resumes.
Cipriano Castro’s habeas corpus case to force U S immigration to admit him to the United States is postponed until Federal Judge Holt decides if Castro may be released from Elis Island on bond while his immigrant status is resolved. Castro arrived with a guard to attend court.
Utah voters select four electoral votes for vice president. Governor diadley of Missouri to receive the state's ballots. Agreement reached by officials in Salt Lake City after negotiations reported by The State Leader.
A historical advertisement touts Dr Burkhart known for a vegetable compound. It promises a 25 cent 30 day trial with a full refund if not cured, claiming millions of treatments and a 25 cent value versus higher prices. It urges readers to ask for Dr Burkhart's Vegetable Compound and see the doctor’s word.
In all business with Laramie County Treasurer County taxes and financial matters should be paid to Ray K Olds. Luke Voorhees is referenced in connection with these payments.
The cafeteria serves dinner daily from 11 30 to 2 00 and returns to The Robinson for meals. Subscribe for The State Leader to receive further updates and notices.
In Lander Wyoming a local flockmaster reports mouth disease spreading faster this winter, killing sheep on ranges. A Special agent from the Bureau of Animal Industry visited to study symptoms and possible relief measures. The outbreak threatens the state’s big sheep industry and calls for government and state action to determine cause and cure.
Wyoming letters to the Panama- California exposition managers reveal strong legislative and booster support for a Wyoming state display in 1915. Officials expect the exhibit to show progress and attract homeseekers and investors by highlighting scenic beauty and undeveloped resources. Action hinges on the Wyoming legislature's next session.
Advertisement touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as instantly relieving stomach distress after heavy meals. It claims the tablet provides digestive elements, digests food quickly, sweetens the stomach lining, and relieves gas and bad breath. a box costs 50 cents and is sold by all druggists.
Rebels vanished from the Ayotcingo hills as federal forces retook ground after yesterday’s clash that destroyed the town and left more than 250 dead. A federal column drove the rebels from their position last night.
Washington January 10. Democratic leaders failed to forge a joint conference with Republicans to review Taft's recent appointments. The administration has sent hundreds of appointments to the Senate since December 2.
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