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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1917

Page

10

Woolgrowers End Convention Overpredator Extermination Talk

Wyoming woolgrowers wrap up their convention with Dr. A K Fisher outlining extermination plans for predatory wildlife. G H Shir tle discusses sheep industry future while S W McClure promotes organization benefits. Delegates from multiple states heard notes on market conditions and future exports.

Theryvopolis Fane I Ming Woolgreters A. K. Fisher Pieber G. H. Shirtle Ty. S. W. McClure A. EF. de Riegtes D Enver Datlons Béne Block Association Borne Baie

Fear Ranger May Be Frozen Near Bob Duncans Camp

Dert Foster, last seen Thursday near Bear Dead Horse, is feared frozen on the range. A search party and wide-area trek failed to locate him, with officials unsure if he wandered, became lost in the snow, or left the country.

Foster

Afton Hospital to Be Remodeled

Afton will close for about ten days for extensive alterations under a trained supervisor from a late hospital. The operating room will be moved to the lower floor with a reception area, new staircase access, and a connecting waterway. Ventilation will improve with sanitary wallpaper and enamel finishes.

Afton

Finney completes Pine Creek bridges at Pinedale

C W Finney Company of Fall City Nebraska finished two Pine Creek bridges south of Pinedale Fremont County in about nine and a half days. The 4 and 70 foot spans used twenty tons of steel and twenty two thousand feet of native lumber costing around 500 dollars. Finney left for Omaha after relaying credit to local crews and material readiness.

Pinedale C. W. Finpany Fall City Neb Fremont County Pine Creek Coat Stream Finney Omaha Oklahoma

Van Tassell Man Takes Ride From Ne Nebraska Bride

Tom Mulcahy left for eastern Nebraska and returned last week with his bride Gladys Bruce. The couple reside on Mulcahy's homestead. Neighbors gave a rousing chiviree Sunday night at Charles Brace's home.

van Tassell Tom Mulcahy Nebraska Gladys Bruce Mulcahy Cherles Brace

Sheridan Plans Flyless City

Sheridan, Jan 17. Teachers unite to renew a campaign to make Sheridan a flyless city. A committees will organize fund collections and merchandise prizes for children, distribute literature, and appeal to business houses for donations as the weather warms.

Sheridan J. J. Marshall Heremdeen Aster Hjort Coffeen Avenue Aso

Aggies Schedule Two Conference Games in January

Laramie January 17 report Wyoming and Colorado Agricultural College to clash on January 19 as the Aggies seek a pair of conference wins. Wyoming aims to repeat a victory while Colorado A. and Wyoming each hope for success after Christmas travel.

Laramie University of Wyroming Husky Colorado Agricultural College Colorado Wyoming Aggies

Midwest hotel adds fourth story and more rooms

Casper Wyoming January 17 W F Henning plans a new addition to the Midwest hotel rising a further story to match the existing block. The project adds twenty two rooms and increases total rooms by fifty six. Basement will house a fireproof bangquet room. Construction slowed by cold weather but will be rushed.

Casper W. F. Henming Midwest Adams

Raymond Cordiner Promoted to Night Yardmaster at Union Pacific

LARAMIE Jan 17 Raymond Cordiner promoted to night yardmaster for Union Pacific with headquarters in Laramie effective immediately. He succeeds J Lang who resigned as night yardmaster to become engine foreman. Cordiner has risen from call boy through close study and hard work.

Laramie Raymond Cordiner Union Pacific J. Lang Cordiner

Arashe Freight Shipments Reported From Limited Test

Carload shipments carried from the test included one car of mill products from Holley Milling, five cars of cement from Blaster Mill, one car of Wagons and Waterfall from Union Delivery, ten cars of ties and one car of compatible water material. Two Idaho cattle cars bound for Denver were unloaded at Union Pacific stockyards, Hanna coal cars arrived for local dealers from the mines using the line.

Laramie Jen Holley Milling Company Union Relivery System Greeley Ohio Idaho Denver Union Pacific Stock Yards Hanna Coal

Afton appoints special policemen for dances

The city council has placed special policemen on duty in Afton. Marshal John Miles leads officers Alfred Gillette Call and Ora Roberts to attend all city dances. They aim to improve conditions and act as a committee, ensuring dances proceed decently.

AFTON Ong Gadd John Mile Miles Areh Alfred Gillette Call Ora Roberts Sree Danette

Mexicans Recruited for U S Industries

Juarez Mex Jan 16 Mexico supplies laborers for coal fields in New Mexico Colorado and Pennsylvania harvest hands for Kansas wheat fields and railroad and irrigation work across the south. Thousands cross the border to find work while Mexico faces war induced paralysis.

Juarez, Mex Mexico New Mexico Colorado Pennsylvania Kansas Interior The Republic United States Juarez-1 Pasoport Southwest Hilinola Missouri Pennsylvania Coal Companies el Paso Army of Industry

Utah records lowest cancer death rate in nation

A federal health bulletin shows Utah has the lowest cancer death rate among states, 45.8 per 100 000 for the period reported, far below the national rate of 79.4 per 100 000. Differences reflect age structure and racial composition. women’s rate is 16.8 per 100 000 higher than men’s.

Utah Union United States Marais Amy Kentuncky Virginia Montana North Carolina Vermont Maine Massachusettts New Hampshire California Worren

Healey Held on Graft Charges in Chinango Case

Chief Healey Charis Hanley faces graft charges in Chinango police scandal. Bonds set at 25,000 as Hoywe prosecutes with confessions from keepers of disorderly houses tied to a system of tribute.

Charis Hanley Chinango Police-Vite Handel Atenhey Hoywe Chief Healey Hoywe Im Ik Ives Healey

Elke Dance Thursday Elpht Shh 10th

Invitations issued for Jonith dance with Kopalds 6 piece orchestra. Elyse Elpht hosts event with a small guest list and a fixed entry mark.

Elke Ail Fiki Kopald

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