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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1913
Page
10
In Colorado Springs a drunkenness case, William Glendenning, was allowed to sentence himself. Police Judge Starett declared he had done all he could and let Glendenning choose his punishment. Glendenning elected one day in jail, then walked the same path he had trod 1,001 times in fifteen years.
Ithaca N Y November 22 Cornell University proctor Lieutenant Theodore Tweaten says students drink less. He cites sobriety as tied to college spirit and not wasting evenings at saloons. Moving picture shows and the no treat system cut drunken behavior and encouraged healthier conduct.
The Montreal team will host three exhibition games in Atlanta on April 3 4 and 5. The schedule lists matchups against local clubs as part of early season preparations.
A vintage ad claims TIZ foot bath reduces swelling and bunions, eliminates acid pain, and lets wearers walk or drill like a soldier. It touts a free trial and urges purchase via Walter Luther Dodge & Co of Chicago with a 86 cent price.
The Wyoming state board of equalization issued a uniform 1914 valuation schedule increasing calves 3 percent and yearlings 6 percent for cattle while reducing buck values per head. New classes include commercial milk cows and purebred stallions. Rates list cattle, sheep, horses, mules, swine and goats with specific per head figures for calves, yearlings, and adults.
Denver stockholders vote to restart the Denver Laramie Northwestern line with New York financing for 550000 in receivers certificates. Work will begin March 1 from Greeley toward Severance, via Wellington to Scott, 11 miles, with Kent, Wyoming as terminus 216 miles north west of Denver. W E Green re-elected president.
A promotional notice praising Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy first offered in 1872. It touts its long history, worldwide reputation, relief for coughs and colds, and urges purchase from all dealers.
News from New York reports Titanic disaster lawsuits by widows seeking damages for lost husbands. Amounts range widely based on the husbands' perceived wealth, age, and social standing, with Mrs Henry B Harris among the highest claimants.
The Lander State Journal reports Oregon trail sites for monuments based on Hugo Koch’s memory of 1968 61, proposing locations along the Platte Sand Hills near Scotts Bluff and near Fort Laramie, Devil's Gate, Independence Rock, and other historic crossings from Big Sandy to Simpson Hollow with several incidents and figures noted.
The excerpt recounts harsh frontier scenes near Fort Bridger and Bear River, noting cattle losses, Mormon figures, salt for soldiers, vanished springs around Muddy Station, and landmark sites like Quaking Ridge, Evanston vicinity, and Cache Cave used by mail riders during winter storms. The tone resembles a travel ledger of geographic markers and hardships.
Wyoming's university finances appear strong per the 21st annual report. It outlines income from direct appropriations, federal land grants, state taxes for buildings, and miscellaneous fees, with projections to fund new permanent buildings by July 1918 and support long term growth.
An advertisement touts Cascarets as the top bowel cleanser to cure torpid liver indigestion foul breath and sallow skin. It claims a 10 count box cleanses bowels overnight and keeps stomach liver and bowels regulated with gentle use for adults and children alike.
County treasurer payments should be made to Ray K Olds. Certificate of publication from the Insurance Commissioner of Wyoming, Cheyenne Wyoming dated January 20 1914. Union Health and Accident Insurance Company of Denver Colorado is authorized to transact health and accident insurance in Wyoming for the current year. Signed by Boal R Porsyth Auditor and ex officio Commissioner and Deputy Jobo Sachuneman.
The Mutual Cooperative Mining Company was incorporated in Cheyenne Wyoming on November 19 1913 to own operate and manage mining lode and placer claims and related mills and smelters. It is capitalized at 1 500 000 dollars with 1 600 000 shares, five directors for the first year H R Adams W Frank Hoadley Frank E Wire Howard Flores and Hugh R Steele. The secretary is Frank B Mills with agent Marion A Kline of Cheyenne and offices in Cheyenne and Denver and Boulder Colorado.
The document records a mining company incorporated in November 1915 in Cheyenne, naming powers to acquire by gift or purchase, own hold lease or sell mining lodes placer claims milling sites and related property, to operate develop and manage the same, to lease operate and own smelters and mills, and to borrow money.
Notice is given for a special stockholders meeting at the companys principal office 712 Ninth Street Greeley Colorado on February 17 1913 at 10 oclock am to consider amendments to the Articles of Incorporation rename the company to The Gitcrest Lumber Company set the number of directors at three and authorize changes to conform with the new name and to transact other legal business at a proper stockholders meeting.
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