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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1916
Page
4
Three candidates in the race increased their totals during the week by about 200,000. Candidate No 10 led with 390,480 votes, while others added substantial margins and several crossed the million mark. The weekly standings show shifts among the top contenders and ongoing momentum.
A reader notes stomach indigestion stems from over acidity and fermentation. The remedy advised is four ounces of Salts in water before breakfast, followed by a spoonful of white fire efferent and continued for a week to neutralize acid and ease symptoms. It claims rapid relief and widespread use among thousands of people.
A historical note on the old national highway from Jefferson’s era repaved through Ohio to deter decay. It recalls stagecoaches and wagons that traversed the route before 1650 and highlights the Belmont county crooked bridge as a preserved relic to be incorporated into the new pavement.
Senator Lewis of Illinois introduces a resolution authorizing President Wilson to deploy the army into Mexico to quell internal trouble and protect American lives. President Wilson backs Secretary Lansing as the Carranza government pledges compliance while the United States awaits word on pursuing perpetrators of the Chihuahua massacre.
At a special Wyoming Consistory No. 1 meeting at Mamoute Teagle officers for the year were named by Judge John A. Finer with Wallace C. Bond Henry G. Watson Mitt Covert Jr John F Iossa wan Frank J Niewander Leander Hite Samuel Coreen Jacob D Preebern Geoge Rafter Pred 0 Mobs Williams K oppert George L Strader Hicherd tH Kepath Peter G Coolstew Londo Amedeen and five delegates selected to attend the new trade at The Hague. Ford peace party associates Ford Bryan and Jane Addams noted in attendance.
Readable lines show visitors arriving in Cheyenne from Carpenter Kemmerer Little Bear Wheatland Rock Springs Buffalo Rawlins Worland Payton Jay Denver and Jane with a party attending the Pair of Laces event. Names include Mre J A Gar vand Sullivan and J J Letlehre among others.
High temperatures dominated early week in Cheyenne with milder skies later. The issue notes varied items from watch repairs to a Cheyenne High School cadet entertainment, a basketball game against Colorado Agricultural College, and busier train delays on the Union Pacific due to eastern weather.
Representatives from nearly all US golf associations attend Chicago events. United States Golf Association plans officer elections and venue dates while the Western Golf Association holds its own annual election. Nominations show incumbents favored. new nominating committee adds Dargan, Stauffer, Fish, Walker, Wilder. Bid details for national championships and women's events outlined. Voting rights and amateur status discussions loom, with constitutional changes proposed to broaden club voting.
Jamaica New York resident Mia L N Buswnam shares relief from head and backache dizziness and nervous fatigue after taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound three times daily. She keeps a bottle at home and urges others to try the medicine and write for information.
A list of golf clubs and directors from cities including Nashville Cincinnati Chicago Indianapolis Milwaukee and Detroit, with names such as William F P Brooks Arthur Caldwell and W W Harlon. They discuss arranging a special train and various club bids for amateur championships and events at a central meeting.
London January 13 news reports a new Balkan stage ending with Serbia’s near absorption of invading forces. Austria and Montenegro have agreed on an armistice seen as final Hitle influence after Cettinje fell to Austrian control following Mount Loveen’s capture.
Several prominent speakers will join farmers at the Nebraska Improved Live Stock Breeders meet during Agricultural Week January 17 to 22. Out of state figures include C. F. Curthoe Iowa State College dean J M W Skinner Indiana College of Agriculture dean George McKerrow Pewaukee Wis and M H Smith St Paul Minn formerly of the Nebraska College of Agriculture. Secretaries of national breeders associations and Nebraska College of Agriculture members are also on the program.
The article notes a surge in homestead activity in Wyoming with 4,696 applications totaling 640 760 acres in 1916. It contrasts 1934 with 1,870 applicants seeking 100 000 acres, and states that 1915 settler movement more than doubled from the prior year.
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