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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1918

Page

10

Breach of Contract Charged in Casper Business Case

A district court filing in Casper alleges a real estate sale breach. VASPEM and Sertha G Bouey claim $20,000 purchase price, delivery of a clear warranty deed, and that defendants failed to perform as agreed including transfer and rental allocations. The petition seeks an order enforcing specific performance and related remedies.

Casper Vaspem Center Street Sertha G. and Bouey “Eries Phainviter Tith McQuinn

Home Guards Organized in Wheatland Meeting

An enthusiastic meeting at the Improvement Club room in Wheatland Wye discusses forming a home guard. T. Gondi was elected chair. Captain Frame and others explain aims to provide civilian protection while regular police and state forces face strains amid wartime conditions.

Wheatland Wye Rae Motterel Ineltite Atmerica Platte

Ranchers sue over pasture damages in Wyoming case

Leslie J. Ganty and Clarence J. Spicer file district court action against Robert Wilson and The Sheep Company seeking 1000 damages for claimed pasture losses. Plaintiffs allege defendants occupy salt pastured range unlawfully, reducing feed and hindering sheep growth and weight gains.

Casper, Wyo Leslie J. Ganty Clarence JD. Spicer Robert Whlson We Sheep Company

Enderton fire destroys Winnesips wholesale district building

A large blaze in Winnnstre's wholesale district destroyed the Enderton office and store, causing estimated losses over 750000. The fire, found in twenty degrees below zero weather, hampered firefighters and left three men injured.

Winntrpeg Mon Enderton Boilitiing Winnipes Sero

Jad Salts Remedy for Indigestion Promoted by Expert

A source describes indigestion caused by excess stomach acid and fermentation of foods. It endorses Jad Salts as a cheap pharmacy remedy to neutralize acid, improve digestion, and restore digestive juices within a week, claiming widespread use and relief after the first dose.

Deputy Sheriff Survives Car Tumble After Prisoner Transport

Jan 12 Rock Springs Wyo Deputy Sheriff W A Mellor escaped serious injury when his car rolled while returning from Green River with four prisoners headed for district court. The vehicle was badly damaged but Mellor and the prisoners Manual Peon Frank Zoe and Marie Valdeux escaped with minor scratches and bruises.

Rock Springs Wrc Green W. A. Mellor Creen River Zoe Marie Valdeux

Arrest in Wyoming for forging three checks

Tredday Koehler of Pennsylvinis was arrested in Rock Springs on a charge of forging the name of painter John K. White to three checks. Two checks for 25 dollars and 45 dollars were drawn on the North Side State Bank, a 45 dollar check on First National Bank, and Koehler endorsed them to Harry Woods. He is jailed awaiting trial.

Rock Springs Wyo Tredday Onird Koehler Pennsylvinis Wan John K. White Painter North Side

Lone Ranch Hand Crawls Home With Broken Leg

Sheridan Wyoming reports 17 year old Stone of Roy Powers ranch fell from a horse while heading toward Loree hack on January 12. He crawled over a hill built a fire and, after hours of hardship, reached the Powers ranch at about one o clock the next day. He is now in hospital recovering with a broken leg and worn skin.

Sheridan Wyo Stone Roy Powers Loreehack Powers Het

Rawlins Forms Active Board of Trade Unit

Rawlins Wyoming January 12. A Rawlins board of trade has been formed with bylaws adopted and a 26 member committee to recruit more members. The group plans a dinner at the Ferris hotel next Thursday to elect officers and map action. Initiation fee is 4 and monthly dues are 50 cents.

Rawlins Wyo Rawlins Board of Trade Sesterda George Stephenson Larsen W. W. Daley Breitenstrein Aotive Board of Trade Jin Rawlins Kawlitis Ferris

Freight Locomotive Explosion at Harahan Bridge Kills and Injures

An explosion aboard a freight locomotive at the Harahan Bridge over the Mississippi River fatally injures several workers and leaves at least two more in critical condition. The incident occurred in the afternoon as locomotive maintenance was underway. Emergency crews responded to the scene to aid the injured and secure the site.

Memes Teon Dynewii Harahan Bridge Mississippi River

Masked Bandit Robs Bartender in Early Morning Theft

Ray Mads, claiming to seek work in Glenrock, was arrested in Casper on charges of holding up a Glenrock bartender at gunpoint and taking 150 dollars in silver. The case centers on a masked assailant seen near the depot, with authorities awaiting new developments from Glenrock.

Casper Wye Ray Mads Glenrock Sheriff's Office Eads Grenrock Dad O'Rourke Bnir Clenrock Biggins

Three Injured as Auto Turns Over Near Kimpaia

Chas Southard and two family members were seriously hurt when their car overturned about four miles east of Kim bath at Pedrett corner. They were taken to the Brown hotel under Dr Mockett care. Southard has concussion and lacerations. Mrs Southard sustained injuries to hips and back. The infant suffered from a low mood and was thought to be most seriously hurt. A small boy escaped injury.

Denver Merve Oaly Missouri Kimpaia Chas. Southard Kimbath Pedrett Corner Yesternorth Dix Brown Hotel Mockett Southard

Wake Up Tip Promotes Hot Water Cleanse Regimen

An advertisement promotes drinking a glass of hot water each morning with limestone phosphate to cleanse the stomach liver kidneys and bones. It claims internal washing prevents impurities entering the blood and promises refreshed appearance and health benefits.

2 000 000 Acres Filed Upon in Douglas Office

The Douglas land office reports rapid land activity since the 40 acre law took effect in late 1916. Nearly 2.9 million acres have been filed in Converse Niobrara Natrona and part of Fremont counties with a daily average over 500 acres and a working day average above 6000 acres. Most filers have settled residence in Douglas and built their business there.

Douglas Wyo Land Office Washington Converse Niobrara Natrona Fremont

Officials Plan for Pikes Peak Road Convention

Colorado Springs officials and the Pikes Peak Ocean-to-Ocean Highway Association plan the annual meeting. Secretary A. W. Henderson urges representation from all states from New Jersey to California. The by laws set February for the gathering but March is not ruled out.

Colorado Springs Colo Pikes Peak

Train collision claims two workers in Knoxville wreck

In Knoxville on January 12 Walter Webber a fireman and A Olson a brakeman both from Galesburg were killed when a Burlington freight train sideswiped another freight on a siding. The accident occurred near the township and authorities investigated.

Peoria Awl Walter Webber A. Olson Laukeman Galesburg Burlington Knoxville

Wyoming Officials Plan Licenses Revocation Hearings

G R McConnell county attorney leading the board of county commissioners along with Murray Patterson and others depart by belated eastbound train for Rock River night to examine petitions seeking revocation of retail liquor licenses held by S J Morris and J J White White faces charges of license violations and breach of peace The Morris petition cites a larceny incident The hearings will be represented by S C Downey at Rock River

Laramie Wyo G. R. McConnell Board of County Commissioners Will Me Murray Rock River G. W. Patterson Ryan Bean and Rhinesmith No. S J. Morris J. J. White McConnnell White Morris McDance S. C. Downey Mortis

Croup at Midnight Prompted Foley’s Honey and Tar Advice

A Bearsville, West Virginia, shopkeeper recounts a late night incident when a child with croup was treated with Foley’s Honey and Tar. The note urges avoiding unknown medicines and advocates Foler’s Honey and Tar as an economical, effective cough remedy available nationwide.

M. T. Davis Bearsville W. Va Foley C. C. Craven

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