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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1918

Page

2

Beet acreage to be tripled near Riverton

A sugar beet program in Riverton Wyoming plans to triple acreage for next season after initial 1000 acre pledge. Farmers recruited through Great Western Sugar Company contracts have taken over about 90 acres already with more leases and negotiations close. Homes and farms for incoming settlers are listed among local ranches as prospects for a River sugar factory grow brighter day by day.

Willow Wik Great Western Sigar Company Tin Great Western Gston‘ching George Daubert Haymaker Jaco Fiteler Detfelder Frank Flacher Laugher Place Alex Fischer Rowe Lichiy George Rein Ted Abra George Margheim Squire Jones William Hegel Dr. Cogswell William Heiden Brenniman Place Kenry Sehmidt Jobo Piggot Jacob Kinds J. J. Jewett Adolph Coet

Remarkable home remedy promotes catarrh relief

A sensational old column touts a Mr Gauss treatment for catarrh. It claims rapid facial relief, reduced nasal discharge, and renewed health at home. Readers are urged to mail a coupon to C. B. Goes, 3403 Main St Marshall, Michigan, to try the remedy free of charge.

Alefis Mr. Gauss C. B. Goes Main Bt Marshall Mich Gauss E. Gauss Mary St Marshall, Mich

Burns Industrial Club Chooses New Officers in Wye

The Burns Industrial Club elected Cobyurn as president, T Haatle as vice president, and A A Pach as secretary-treasurer for the year. The group plans monthly meetings and aims to host a banquet each month to foster town spirit, inviting neighbors from surrounding areas.

Herns Wye Urns Industrial Club Cobvurn T. Haatle A. A Pach Burne

Physician Desmond Locates Practice in Buffalo

Dr. Lawrence F. P. Desmond, longtime Cheyenne physician and surgeon, arrived in Buffalo last Saturday and has chosen to establish his practice there, opening an office in the Capitol building hour eliteg.

Lupfalo Wyo Jay Lawrence FP Desmond Cheyenne Buffalo

Train wreck near Halstead kills three and injures many

Kansas City Mo Jan 16 Three persons were killed and about twenty injured when Union Pacific engine train No. 132 bound from Relat Kan to Solomon Kan wrecked about one mile east of Halstead this morning. It was announced at the Union Pacific offices late this afternoon.

Union Pacific Ishenger Relat Kan Solomon Heslait Pulom Wacific Lwte

Parisoe Plans To Enter Y M C A War Work In France

Rev George Edwin Parisae state chairman of the American Red Cross and a secretary in the local chapter may go to France as religious director for tens of thousands of soldiers. He would supervise several secretaries and need a one year leave of absence and local church and Presbyterian consent. Laramie residents are said to back his possible expected service behind the front lines.

Garamif George Edwin Parisoe American Red Cross Society Loen Chap Praneewleh Ibetetier Reyv Parlace Washington Francs Ne Pretictous Parisoet Fip Nia Hilhd Ab‘ncemen France Parisoe Ian Laramie Parisee

Ranchman Bruce Severely Wounded in Self Inflicted Shot

Evanston Wyoming January 16 A ranchman Marshall Bruce living eight miles north of Evanston accidentally shot his hand the bullet shattered his wrist bone. He feared amputation but the wound is improving and the danger of losing the hand has passed.

Evanston Wyo Marshall Bruce

Rock Springs Man Arrested as Spy

Erick Poll formerly of Rock Springs was arrested in Salt Lake City for aiding recruitment for the German army and for being an undesirable citizen. He is imprisoned at the alien enemy camp at Fort Douglas.

Rock Springs Wye Erick Poll Salt Lake City the Tribune United States Fort Douglas

Senate Reship to Control Print Paper Production

Washington June 16 The senate rejected a resolution granting the federal trade commission power to supervise and regulate print paper production and distribution. The measure failed 36 to 2 after an amendment placing authority with the president was defeated.

Washington Federal Trades Commission Senate

Salts in Hot Water Clears Pimply Skin

A health note explains pimples arise from toxins in the bowels and blood, stressing kidney filtration. It recommends four ounces of Jad Bath salts with a tablespoonful in hot water each morning before breakfast for a week to prevent toxins, clear the skin, and improve kidney function.

Elk Rampage Damages Hay In Wyoming Range

Ranchers in Green River Wyoming report elk from an open range invading feed stacks. Over 200 elk fat from abundant feed destroy hay, causing major losses as authorities, including the state game warden, take up the issue.

Green River Wyo Ut da Warilen

Meadow Larks Sing Throughout Winter in Newcastle

NEWCASTLE Wyoming January 16 There is no question about the mildness of the winter so far and the best sign that it will stay mild is meadow larks remaining in the country Fred Schmidt of Lodgepole reports cutting posts on Black Thunder and the Cheyenne river and hearing larks singing in the morning as if spring also many robins wintering near town in cedar thickets are seen flying about chipper each day

Newcastle Wyo Fred Schmidt Lodgepole Black Thunder Cheyenne River

Manville Man Loses Sight After Injury

Guerney Humphreys, a resident of Manville Wyoming, was reported from a Sioux City hospital to have lost sight in his left eye and may lose the sight of his right eye after an injury in December when a frozen board he was prying flew up and struck him in the eye.

Manville Wyo Sioux City Guerney Humphreys

Newcastle man fined for liquor sales without license

In Wyoming at Newcastle on January 16 Judge B E Raymond fined D Aretin of Cambria $1000 in district court for selling liquor without a license. The offender paid the fine immediately and admitted to violating the law, pledging to quit the bootlegging trade and let licensed sellers operate.

Newcastle Wyo BE. C. Raymond D. Aretin Cambria Higuer Fale Hoense

HiRD MAN ARRESTED IN COLORADO CATTLE THEFT

The Walden Star reports the arrest of Ray Griffith in Jackson county Colorado on a cattle stealing charge. Griffith is an employee of Hugh Clark a North Park ranchman who was recently arrested on a warrant for cattle theft Griffith has been released on words.

Saratoga Wye The Walden Star Jackson County Colorado Ray Griffith Griffith Hugh Clark North Park

Second divorce suit filed by Mrs Netzel in sixty days

Mrs Paul Netzel, 60, filed a second divorce suit from her Lasalle farm home after a prior filing in November. Judge Werbert M. Baker ruled she must pay her own legal costs and that Netzel need not cover alimony. Netzel owns a 120 acre farm and a 160 acre desert claim in her name.

Greeley Colo Lasalle Paul Netvel Netzel Werbert M. Baker Mra Baker J. C. Ewing C. T. Townsend

Freezone Corn Removal Promise From Drug Store

An old advertisement extols Freezone as a painless corn remover. It claims pressing an electric sensation on toes through shoes causes pain, urging readers to buy a quarter ounce of Freezone at a drug store to remove hard or soft corns or calluses without inflaming surrounding tissue.

Slacker Is Sent to American Lake

Moehle a husky man who worked on local ranches returned to Newcastle from Sheridan county and went to the Klodt ranch herd sheep. Local officers believed he was a slacker and after investigation he was found to be such. He appeared before the board, offered excuses for failing to register, was examined, given a meal ticket and sleeping car accommodations, and then sent by train to American Lake for date.

Newcastle Wyo Charles Moohle Nan Ele Sheridan County Moehle American Lake

Unique Bet Cash Against Shoat in Windsor Event

In Windsor Colorado a man nicknamed Shorty Jasper weighs about 150 pounds and will attempt to carry twenty 150 pound shoats from Jake Winter's farm two and one half miles to Yancey's livery barn in one trip each without resting. Winter offers to pay Jasper for each pig he can transport, with forfeit if he fails. Jasper may have multiple chances and Aim to carry as many as possible as the crowd watches.

Windsor Colo Shorty Jasper Jake Winter Yancey Winter Shorts

New Preacher for Carpenter Pulpit

Carpenter Wyoming January 16. Charles Jacobson reports a letter from Dr. Damm district superintendent announcing Rev H Spencer from eastern Nebraska secured for the M E Carpenter charge. If no change occurs he will be in Meld Fed. Spencer is married with two children a 48 year old son and a daughter of about five.

Powell National Bank Designated as Federal Depository

Powell Wyoming January 16 The Powell National Bank has been designated a depository for reclamation funds This convenience for project people will be appreciated It will not be necessary to purchase money orders to pay charges due the reclamation service now Camp Fire girls thank all who helped them raise more than 20 for their war chest fund

Powell, Wyo Powell National Bank

Olive Tablets Offer Digestive Health Aid

Thousands of stomach sufferers use Dr Edwards Olive Tablets to heal the liver and improve digestion. The vegetable formula with olive oil helps foods pass smoothly, leaving a pleasant taste and no calomel effects. Available at 10c or 25c per box from all druggists.

Edwards

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