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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1911

Page

10

Dynamite near miss at empty camp stove shocks traveler

F J Thomas, a well known state resident, thawed out after a freezing trip in an uninhabited camp. He searched for dynamite in the camp store and was nearly killed when a stove exploded. Abbott, a freighter, had placed a stick of dynamite in the stove to safeguard it during his absence.

Douglas F. J. Thomas Thomas Douglas Hospital Clement Ayera Abbott Ayers Place Thoman Abbot

Oldest Wyo Couple Celebrates 58th Wedding Anniversary

Sheridan January 21 report marks the fifty-eighth anniversary of Captain and Mrs Washington Rawlins of Sheridan. The couple’s celebration at daughter Ella Arnold’s home drew two sons L T Rawlins and Frank W Rawlins with families. Daughter Mrs George Fox of Oregon could not attend. Married January 1863 in DeWitt Iowa, the Captain served in the Civil War with an Iowa regiment and remains active in the G A R. He and his wife are both 76 and in good health.

Opossum Migration Sparks Local Interest

Speculation runs about how a southern opossum ended up in Dayton with the rare animal mounted after it fell into a trap set by George Evans, a local trapper.

Dayton Jana Toeorze Evans

Tusk Youth Winshine. Denver, Jan. 21.-Racell Rey nolds of Lusk, Wro., was awarded

Racell Reynolds of Lusk Wyoming earned a prize at a Denver event dated January 21. Details are sparse in the fragment, but the reader can note the award and the participants’ locations.

Tusk Denver Racell Reynolds Lusk Wro

Patterson Cup Best Steer Scandal At County Clock Show

Report from Reynolds Creek farm notes a boy aged under 18 won the afiver cup for the best steer at the clock show but the steer was later killed and entered in a dressing contest with a third prize awarded. The 1420 pound steer drowned while owned by Lernolds and tied to a ranch via Womba site. A separate case from Evanston cites detective Pendergraft jailed for theft from a Union Pacific platform. Rail line renewal talks claim a North Platte to Medicine Bow off-line project may cross Colorado & Southern near Bordeaux Wyoming.

J. M. Patterson Reynolds Womba Lernolds U.P. Cetin Wheatland Union Pacific Railroad Company North Platte Nel Medicine Row Wyo Colorado & Southern Wyoming Bordeaux

State Briefs Mixed Wyoming News and Accidents

A Wyoming roundup reports a runaway ram accident injuring James Freel, plus transfers of the Upton News Letter ownership to Frank Douglas and Juan Jenking. Notables include W A Freeman, Fred W Geddes. a Sutherland ranch fire. Ice strike on James Warburton. company I W N G election. several deaths and births. New York notes describe bread shortages and a long trek for work amid a family tragedy.

Newcastle James Freel Upton Frank Douglas Juan Jenking Upton News Letter J. M. Skinner Leaver Dan Wyoming Denver W. A. Freeman Walcott Fred W. Geddes Jamie Albany Lake Sponcer Sutherland Kivanston James Warburton Wheatland D. McDougall Evanston Enoch Turmer, Jr

Widow files restate to bank after husband’s death

Annie Horton Sebas, widow of President Sebas of the defunct Continental Savings Bank, turns over bank property valued under $104,000 to the bank’s receiver. The bank, placed in receivership ten weeks ago, had real estate deeded to the bank at the dying man’s request and now appears under new ownership.

Hank Meuphis Fen Annie Horton Sebas Presidant Sebas Coeotinental Sayings Bank Schas

Army cuts practice marches to three per year

Washington June 2 Major General Leonard Wood chief of staff of the army issues a general order reducing annual practice marches from seven to three to balance training. The three marches for this year run April 1 to November 1 with sessions by companies, battalions, and the entire garrison for three to six days, three to six days, and six to ten days respectively, emphasizing efficiency in field training and other core drills.

Washington Army of the United States Hal Leonard Wood

Digestive aid ad promotes Diapepsin relief

An old style ad urges readers to keep Diapepsin powder at home to digest meals and ease indigestion. It claims fast relief from gas sour stomach and discomfort within minutes, noting accuracy of dosage on the package and urging pharmacist verification.

Pape

McAleaters Officer Dies in Hunting Accident

McAleater Will Din, former deputy sheriff, was accidentally killed while hunting at McAleater. He reportedly dragged a shotgun through a wire fence when the incident occurred amid a family dispute involving a man recently wounded by gunfire.

McAleaters Qhia McAleater Will Din Sheriiff The Itta Hitt

Mighting on Songs Pur Old Time Lary

Rear Admiral Robley D. Evans speaks in Chicago about lifelong search for contentment amid traumas and interruptions, noting inability to find what life yields to many people as he rests between duties.

Culengo Robley D. Evans Chicago

Changing Homes and Sea Life in the Admiral’s View

The speaker plans to move from Washington to California to be near the ocean and grow business interests. He notes no job on earth matches commanding a fleet, while the admiral’s career continues beyond political shifts as long as pensions permit.

Busi Enterprises Washington California Presidenta

Colorado Merchants Oppose Parcel Post At Greeley

At the State Retail Merchants association convention in Greeley resolutions were adopted urging Sunday closing of taverns and grocers stores punished, changes to factory inspection and estates laws, allowing grocer claims to be placed with undertakers and doctors, and opponent to parcel post while supporting post district law.

Greeley Colo State Retail Merchants’ Association

Oranges Bring Surprise to Breakfast Table

A well known city business van greets breakfast tables with oranges and new orange knives and spoons. The wife reads newspaper ads offering wrappers that include spoons and knives free with California oranges. Neighbors imitate, boosting local orange sales.

California

Rail publicity meeting set for Cheyenne January 28

Telegrams show Wyoming railroad interests plan a publicity meeting in Cheyenne on January 28 hosted by the Industrial club. Vice President A D Parker of the Colorado and Southern regrets absence in person but will participate remotely.

Cheyenne Wyoming Pearlstine Industrial Club A. D. Parker Colorado & Southern

Mexican Is Found Under Cactus in Texas

Corpus Christi Texas January 21 Children playing near Robstown found Nastra Martinez a Mexican buried under a cactus pile. He had been dead several weeks his head crushed Police search for a man and two women last seen traveling to Mexico whom Martinez was with.

Corpus Christi Tex Robstown Nastra Martinez Mexico Martinez

Kansas grasshoppers target Kansas with new hazard

Kansas City reports that University of Kansas Professor G. J. Hunter says he has found a certain method to combat the grasshopper plague. The early warning stresses the potential danger to crops and the need for control measures in the state.

Hunter Kansas City Kansas G. J. Hunter University of Kansas

Ohioan Shot by Woman Dies as Murder Charge Follows

Louis Walker died from wounds after a shooting at the home of Louis and Mrs Walker last Friday. Miss Isobel Phelps, a toilet articles demonstrator, is charged with first degree murder. Mrs Walker was not seriously hurt. Phelps is said to be mentally unbalanced and boarded with the couple.

Hamilton Louis Walker Isobel Phelps Mra. Walker Miss Phelps

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