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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1918

Page

10

Kemmerer Prepares to Greet Stockmen

Kemmerer Wyoming January 21 A chamber of commerce meeting planned activities for welcoming Wyoming Stockgrowers association visitors expected for April convention. Social and arrangements committees to be named at February meeting. Invitations to all members to attend and host committees to arrange accommodations for about 300 visitors. Officers to be elected at February session with large local attendance hoped.

Rewmerer Wyo Kemmeeter

Street Flood Threatens Jackson Wyoming After Canal Overflow

Historic flood closings described as the town’s canal overflows and feeds floodwater into streets. The message notes a plan to prevent further trouble by reinforcing the main channel and completing winter work to connect town lines to drainage, with work expected to continue into spring.

Jackson Cache Crete Cnet Villves

Sled accident injures two riders near Basin

Basin, Jun 2. A sled turning over on the Shellerton road left Ce) Cheatham and Kee with leg injuries. Cheatham, son of Mrs Cheatham, and Kee were then taken to Cha Pewee hospital for treatment.

Basin Wye Shellerton Cheatham Ed Cheatham Palmer

Lateliie Pacidhe Railroad Newsitem

Lateliie Pacidhe is reported in a brief railroad note with scarce readable text regarding line status or scheduling. No clear names, dates, or locations are extractable from the fragmented OCR.

Train Hits Auto Injuring Mrs Brown in Basin

BASIN Vero January 21 A train from Billage struck an automobile at the west Kane crossing injuring Mrs J B Brown seriously and leaving Mr Brown badly shaken They were taken to Greybull hospital where doctors report they are improving nicely Mrs Brown was unconscious for about thirty minutes and both occupants survived their ordeal with grateful friends hoping for a rapid recovery.

Greybull Brown Rovery

Snow Relief Eases Hardships for Wyoming Sheepmen

January reports from Kemmerer Wye describe recent heavy snow benefiting sheep flocks near the desert and Javkamoor hills by Pacific Springs. With moisture provided by snow, range herds avoid feeding so far, though officials warn of potential winter miseries if conditions worsen. flockmasters hope for a strong season while recalling last year's losses.

Kemmerder Wye Javkamoor Pacific Springs

Young Vagrant Arrested Near Lander

A teen boy, claiming to be wandering from Lander toward Kansas, was found clinging to a freight train and rescued by crew members before being turned over to Chief Wall in Wye. He offered no clear reason for leaving home and will await word from his mother, Mrs Farney of Lander.

T. GO Sterald Lander Kansas Mra. Farney Lanar Beain Cooper Wolf

Small Boy Drowns in Laramie River Near Wheatland

In Wheatland Wyoming a young boy drowned yesterday afternoon in the Laramie River. He wandered from his home and, while wandering near the riverbank, fell through the water as his parents pursued him. Rescue efforts followed but were unsuccessful.

Laramie River Wheatland Anton Lock Port Tarantoy Laranto Wive

Three-Room Union Pacific Dwelling Burns in Cumberland

A three-room house owned by the Union Pacific Coal Co in Cumberland No 1 and occupied by a miner burned to the ground Saturday night. The Cumberland fire department could not control the blaze and the interior furnishings were destroyed.

Kemmerer Union Pacific Coal Company Cumberland No 1 Cumberland

Clean up whispers target Casper Germans as American Defense Society acts

Casper Casper Jan 2 a quiet probe by the American Defense Society seeks suspected German sympathizers in Casper led by Charles W Owens who warns residents to watch their step A German woman reportedly told of shooting Wilson and her daughter sides with the remark prompting suppression of such talk as patriotic sentiment in schools and neighborhoods are under scrutiny by federal agents and local authorities

Casper Wyo American Defense Society Charles W. Owens Allio Kaiser Owens Wilson Mr. Owens Department of Jiuphire United States Secret Service

Car Injures Five in Salt Lake City Case

Krupp found guilty of violating traffic lane after his car collided with a safety zone injuring five people on November 25 in Salt Lake City. He claimed the car was stolen. verdict followed later with a postponed sentence. Krupp, known in Lincoln County for tile and business, plans to appeal.

Remmerer Wye Salt Lake Harry Krupp Salt Lake City Krupp Utah Lincoln County

Lovell Man Is Declared Insane

Wyo GREYBULL January 21 A district court jury finds W Stackhouse insane after his attorney argued lack of mental responsibility for the murder of Fred C. Metcham in Basia about a year ago. Stackhouse, a shoemaker, will be committed to the asylum and may be tried for murder if warranted. Metcham had visited Stackhouse in his shop before the fatal shooting.

Greybull Wyo Attermess Marshal Basia District Court W. Stackhouse Lorve Fred C. Metcham Marshall Stackhouse Saylum Meteham Bhe Gres Bull

Slacker Pen Smith Arrested in Idaho City

Sheriff J R McMinn reports a wire from Picatello Trat that Pen Smith formerly of Hic Piney was arrested in Pocatello Idaho on slacker charges. Smith claimed to be 10 years old, but records show 24 years old to the local draft board.

Smith Draft Board Pocatello

Midwest Refining to Spend Large Sums on 1918 Improvements

Casper Wyoming January 21 1918 The Midwest Refining Company plans about 1500000 in capacity expansion at the Casper and Greybull refineries plus new storage. Over 500000 more funds cover easing head naphtha plants. Extensive drilling and prospecting continue in Salt Creek Big Muddy Grass Creek Elk Basin to grow production and meet new well output.

Casper Wyo Midwest Refining Company Greybail Midwest Salt Creek Big Muddy Grass Creek Elk Basin

Farmers Institute In Basin Draws Wide Interest

Basin Wyoming January 21 Farmers Institute drew about twenty five attendees with strong turnout for a first Basin program. Dr Lenhart spoke on local crop diseases and practical remedies while Clyde W Atherly chaired the session.

Clyde W. Atherly Dr. Lenhart

Lagrippe Fades With Foley's Honey and Tar Relief

Henderson Kentucky resident Mrs Lizzie Tyles reports her daughter suffered lagrippe for three weeks until Foley's Honey and Tar was used. She credits the remedy with restoring health and urges others to use the genuine product sold everywhere.

Lagrippe Lizzie Tyles Henderson Foley

Homes for Children Wanted by Wyoming Humane Society

Two boys aged three and five and two girls aged six and twelve seek good homes where they will be cared for and allowed to attend school. Burke appeals for placements through the Wyoming Humane Society.

Gun attack follows a grocery dispute at Degner ranch

At the Degner ranch near Thornton Wyoming on January 21 August Degner was severely wounded when Alex Wright opened fire after a dispute over a sale of improvements and groceries. Learman was grazed as Wright fled. Degner faces an attempted murder hearing after deputy sheriff Hansen moves Wright to Newcastle.

Upton Wyo Wright William Learman August Degner Degner Thornton Alex Wright Degner Ranch Learman Harmon Hansen Newcastle

Damage suits filed after auto collision in Kemmerer

In Kemmerer Wyoming Harrity of the Buick sues Bills a laundry employee for 199 dollars claiming Bills' careless driving caused a collision at Frontier road corner near the round house. The local court awarded Harrity, Bills appealed to district court and countered with 100 dollars. Bills posted 500 dollar bonds for trial.

Kemmerer, Wyo Roundhouse Frontier Road Harrity Buick Bills Kemmerer Troy Laundry Harrity District Court

Pease-Peterson Secures New Quarters After Basin Store Fire

In Greybull Wyoming on January 21 the Pease-Peterson company reports securing temporary quarters for its Basin store. Because no vacant room was available they bought the Clyde Warney stock of furnishing goods to keep quarters. Rebuilding will occur on the site of the destroyed building and be ready when completed. Warner building possession will be taken next Monday and manager Leyster will handle Basin patrons’ mail orders in the interim.

Greybull Wyo Pease-Peterson Company Basin Clyde& Warney Warner Leyster

Croup at Midnight Ends Morning Recovery

A Bearsville West Virginia patron recounts a child with croup at midnight who was helped by Foley's Honey and Tar. The father, C. C. Craven, reports the child recovered before morning. The ad urges choosing Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs colds croup and influenza.

Croup M. T. Davis Bearsville W. Va C. C. Craven

Registration Notice for German Empire Natives in Cheyenne

Imperial German males aged fourteen and up in Cheyenne must register with the Chief of Police between February 4 and February 9 1918. Enemies not registered will be punished. Wyoming and Yellowstone aliens must register at their mail post office or with Cheyenne police if their mail is diverted. Registrants must provide four signed photos and complete three forms with fingerprints. If unable to write they may mark with a thumbprint. A registration card is issued after oath, within 10 to 15 days, witnessed by the officer.

Cheyenne Wyoming Yellowstone National Park Laramie Rock Springs Sheridan Hecht United States Embery

State issued 650 prospector's oil and royalty funds

State issued 650 prospectors oil rights and collected rental of 45 dollars and royalty totaling 105160.55 dollars for the year.

Constipation Relief for Babies Promoted by Dr Caldwell

A historical notice promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a gentle non narcotic laxative for infants. It claims constipation causes fussiness and that a small dose eases bowels, noting a trial bottle is available and a mailing address in Monticello Illinois.

Jenu Maby Caldwell W. B. Caldwell Washington SL Monticello Illinois

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