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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1918

Page

2

Burglar Splits Sheridan Stores In Early Morning Breakins

In Sheridan Wyoming a repeat burglar struck multiple shops including Waters Jewelry and J J Dentley’s secondhand store. Window breakages and looted displays followed by a later attempt at Hos viral pharmacy and an armed suspect arrested after Dentley identified the necklace and stolen items. Police praised swift action as cases unfold.

Ollett Cooper Mr. Waters Wares Five Ltd Hosvial Pharmacy Hurelar J. J. Dentles Dentley Bentlee Bentley Perro Waters Jewelers’ Protective Association McPhemin About & Eelock

Thayer Girl Fractures Forehead After Desk Fall

Thayer, daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Thayer of Merfelts, Wyoming, sustained a deep forehead gash Wednesday at noon when she fell from a desk in the schoolroom. A local doctor required several stitches and she will be kept from school for some time.

Merfletsh Lane 18 Dette Lowtie Thayer Frank Thayer Westesday Curie

One Victim of Funston Murderer Is Boulder Man

John Jewell, a victim of the Camp Funston ax murder, was known at the University of Colorado where he attended summer school four years ago and joined the Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity as a special member. He studied journalism at the University of Missouri and was regarded as a promising journalist. His father, H. J. Jewell, publisher of the Springfield Leader, is a noted West writer.

Missouri West Young Jewell

Dangerous Crossing Will Be Bridged

Thermopolis Wyoming January 18 a dangerous south end Dovercut railroad crossing will be replaced by an overhead bridge. County commissioners and the railroad company signed a contract to grade and raise a road to clear the bridge and reduce traffic interference. The project costs about 1000 dollars with 1250 dollars paid by the county and remaining by the railroad. The new 29 foot wide approach will use a gentler grade and connect to the bridge at the north end.

Thermopolas Wyo Dovercut Covercul Chie

Man Found Dead in Cabin at Rock River

In Taramit Wyoming on January 18 a man about 60 named John Siegfried was found dead in his cabin at Rock River. It is believed he froze to death. Siegfried arrived in Rock River about a year ago and no relatives are known there. Coroner Johnson visited Rock River and took charge of the body.

Taramit Wyo John Siegfried Rock River Siegfried Missouri Johmson

Pioneer Exploration QC to Drill Two New Wells

Grauman, treasurer and general manager of Pioneer Exploration QC, travels to Casper to oversee drilling of two new wells. One will start on Section 26 in the Big Muddy fields and the other on Duckmoum Dome, bringing the company's total wells to five.

Grauman Pioneer Exploration QC Company Casper Ar Ringing Bie Duckmoum Dome Pioneer Exploration Company

Meeteetse Boy Killed at Front in World War I

Chastre Porkner of Meeteetse Wyoming, son of Thomas Forkner, died in France as a casualty of early trench fighting. He had worked in Kansas City dry goods before enlisting with General Pershing's troops, was wounded in the initial skirmish, contracted pneumonia in hospital, and died after a short illness. His father honors his sacrifice as a supreme contribution to democracy.

Meeteetse Wyo Chastre Porkner Thomas Forkner War Offices Kansas City Pershing France Tom Ada Martin

Defense Council Saves 3 Million Defense Council Saves 3 Million

Dr Walter S. Gifold told the Senate War Probers that the Council of National Defense saved the government nearly 80,150,000,000. The claim reflected on wartime efficiency and cost controls discussed during a Senate inquiry in Washington.

Washington Hollar Council of National Defense Walters. Gifold Senate

Tries to Intimidate Witness Is Charge

Ike McDence, arrested for alleged theft of $111 from Tom Sauer, is charged again with intimidating a witness. He allegedly paid Sauer $120 to leave town and not testify. Sauer boarded a train to the west, then returned to Laramie and gave the $120 to Prosecuting Attorney McConpell, who filed the warrant. McDence was released on $400 bond.

Laramie Wye Ike McDence Tom Sauer McDance Sauer MeDance West Rawlins McConpell Honda

Town of Meeteetse Pays All Debts

Meeteetse Wyoming reports it has cleared all waterworks debts and no bonds remain outstanding against the town. At last Monday’s board meeting the final water works bonds totaling 182.50 dollars with interest were paid from town funds, treasurer D. W. Reynolds executing the payment per instructions. The bonds were held by New York financial interests.

D. W. Reynolds New York

Fire destroys freight car of canned goods in Casper

In Casper Wyoming a Burlington freight car loaded with canned groceries suffered extensive loss when an overturned oil heater started a fire shortly after 1 PM. The fire damaged more than 1500 dollars worth of groceries before Burlington workers noticed the blaze and the Casper fire department contained it to the single car.

Casper Wyo Burlington Dantelior Emr Ure

Reverend J. A. Baird Dies After Illness

Rev. J. A. Baird died at his son in law W. H. Baker’s home after a period of failing health. Funeral services will be held at Mr. Baker’s residence, then the remains will be sent to Cedar Rapids Nebraska for interment beside his wife.

Powell Dan J. A. Baird W. HM. Baker Baker Cedar Rapids Neb

Burglar Alarm in Casper Bank Wakes City at Night

In Casper Wyoming last night a Casper National Bank employee misset the safety deposit vault combination triggering three alarms. About 200 residents gathered as Cashier Deaver was awakened and brought to the bank, where investigators confirmed the noisy alarms were accidental.

Casper Bank Casper, Wifc Casper National Bank Q@ K Denver Casper National Deaver

Powell Jeweler Arrested on Sedition Remarks

W A Frenzel a Lowell based jeweler and variety store operator living in Powell was arrested on sedition charges after his wife filed suit. City officials sent him to Basin and awaited transport to Cheyenne for federal handling as affidavits on anti government remarks surfaced. Frenzel known in Powell as an optician has sparked local interest over his citizenship status.

Powell Wyo W. A. Frenzel Lowell Jall Torruson United States M. D. Harris Cheyenne Frenzel Basin Marchant Lowell Chronicle

Fire destroys pump house at Greyball Wyoming

Fire discovered at seven in the morning gutted the city pumping station as the tank was empty. The machinist started one pump, origin of the fire unknown. New pump building near completion, water restored briefly via Midwest main line. Banks busy collecting final payment on liberty bonds of second loan.

Greyball Wyo City Midwest

Better Than Calomel Dr Edwards Olive Tablets

A compact old time remedy note promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a mild yet effective laxative and a substitute for calomel. It suggests benefits for digestion and general relief, typical of early 20th century patent medicine ads.

Dr. Edwards

Sugar Factory Planned at Lingle

Lingle Wyoming January 18 The town is slated for the next beet sugar factory to be located in the Platte valley The Great Western Sugar Company is viewed as the likely locater with land opening on the south side ditch enabling plant installation Local growers claim the area can supply high yields of beets with strong sugar content and rising wartime demand supports new factory activity

Lingle Wyo lLingle Platte Valley Great Western Sugar Company Great Western Company

Ambitious Land Grab Aims at 5000 to 7000 Acres

The proposal envisions control of a large tract ranging from 5000 to 7000 acres. Officials say it would be readily secured and placed within easy hauling distance for exploitation or development.

Lagrappe Hides In January Affects Many

Mrs. Lizzie Tyles of Henderson Kentucky reports her daughter suffered three weeks with lagrippe and feverish aches until Foley's Honey and Tar cured her. She urges friends to use the remedy.

Lagrippe Lizzie Tyles Henderson Foley

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