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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1916
Page
12
Three candidates in the race increased their totals during the week by about 200 000 votes. The leading candidate rose to 2 980 006 votes, with several others moving past the million mark and a few more nearing that threshold.
An old remedy advises neutralizing stomach acidity to relieve gas and discomfort. It prescribes four ounces of salts in water before breakfast, plus a daily tablespoon of a lime and lemon mix to stimulate digestion and kidneys. The method claims widespread success among readers.
The old national highway once used by stagecoaches and wagons across Indiana Ohio and Missouri is being repaved in brick to prevent decay. A crooked Belmont county bridge forms a enduring relic and will be incorporated into the new pavement. The route blends antique charm with a modern surface to attract travelers and tourism.
A Senate resolution by Senator Lewis of Illinois would empower the president to use the army in Mexico to quell internal troubles and protect American interests. President Wilson backs Secretary Lansing amid Mexico policy, with Carranza’s government awaiting word on actions against those responsible for the Chihuahua massacre.
At a special Wyoming Consistory No 1 meeting held at Mamoute Teagle last evening officers for the year were detailed by Judge John A. Finer. Wallace C. Bond Henry G. Watson Mitt Covert Jr John F. Iosa wan Frank J. Niewander Leander Hite Samuel Coreen Jacob D. Preebern George Rafter Pred 0. Mobs Williams K Oppert George L. Strader Hicherd tH Kepath Peter G. Coolstew and Londo Ameden selected five delegates to attend the Hague peace conference with Ford party.
State arrivals list visitors from Carpenter Kemmerer Little Bear Wheatland Worland Rock Springs Buffalo Rawlins Payson Wana, Jane, and others.Names include J A Gar vand Mrs., J J McCutehoon, W C Warner, C G Miller, Will K Conway, J J Letlehre, T Willismeun, C L Barton, F Booth, Mee Willem Booth.
Increased temperatures spread across Cheyenne during the first two days of the week. Local items note temp highs, accompanying notices about services, events, and daily happenings in the city.
Delegates from nearly all US golf associations convene in Chicago for major winter events. The USGA election slate includes Frank L. Woodward and Howard Perrin. Western Golf Association preparations name George R. Balch to head its ticket. Amendments seek to broaden member voting rights and address amateur status.
Jamaica New York resident Mia L N Buswnam reports relief from head and backache and general weakness after taking Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She says she used the medicine three times daily after meals and before bed and now stays healthy.
A list of directors and committee members from multiple country clubs including Nashville, Minikahida, Armetrone, and Detroit’s Country Club, with chairmen from Shore, St. Joseph, Milwaukee, Indianapolis, and Chattanooga. Clubs propose hosting events and arranging a special train for coast-bound patrons. Western amateur events attract bids from Hinsdale and Blue Mound as well as the Olympic Club match.
London Jan 13 The Balkans war takes another turn as Austria and Montenegro announce an armistice following Serbia's virtual absorption of invading forces. Cettinje remains Austro dominated after Mount Lovcen control shifts.
Noted men from Nebraska and beyond will speak at the Nebraska Improved Live Stock Breeders' week January 17 to 22. Speakers include C F Curthoe Iowa State College of Agriculture J M W Skinner Indiana College of Agriculture George McKerrow Pewhukoo Wie and M H Smith Saint Paul Minn formerly of Nebraska College of Agriculture. Secretaries of national breeders associations and Nebraska College of Agriculture officials will also speak.
The greatest rush to Wyoming homestead lands in years is shown by land office data. In 1916 about 4 696 applicants filed for roughly 640 760 acres, while 1934 saw about 1 870 applicants for 100 000 acres. The 1915 surge more than doubled the previous year.
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