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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1913
Page
2
In Colorado Springs a drunkenness case, William Glendenning, was allowed by Police Judge Starett to sentence himself. Glendenning chose one day in jail, then walked a familiar path 1 001 times in fifteen years.
Ithaca November 22 Cornell University proctor Lieutenant Tweaten says students drink less than before. He cites temperance as a key factor noting undergraduates avoid drunkenness to prevent disgrace. Moving picture shows and a no treat system help reduce saloon visits and promote sensible behavior.
Montreal will play three exhibition games in Atlanta on April 3 4 and 5. The schedule includes matchups with Atlanta teams and details on venue and times are to be announced.
Tired feet suffer no comfort as a pre trial package promotes TIZ Foot Bath. The ad claims it draws out acid piles that sag into the legs and feet, reduces bunions, and lets wearers run like a deer or drill like a soldier. A free trial package is offered by Walter Luther Dodge & Co in Chicago, with a request to act now.
State board of equalization sets uniform Wyoming valuation for 1914. Calves up 3 percent, yearlings up 6 percent, bulls and purebreds up 96 percent. bucks down 1 per head. New classes include commercial milk cows and pure bred thoroughbred stallions. Valuations list cattle, sheep, horses, mules, swine and goats with exact per head figures.
Denver stockholders vote to restart building the Denver Laramie Northwestern railroad north from Greeley starting March, financing 550000 in receivers certificates. The line will extend to Severance with Wellington and Scott segments, terminus at Kent Wyoming, W. E. Green reelected president.
The article extols Chamberlain's Cough Remedy first offered in 1872 and now worldwide in popularity. It claims exceptional merit after more than forty years, offering relief and care for coughs or colds and noting availability from all dealers.
A New York report details Titanic widow claims with damages from 2000 to 2000000 dollars. Mrs Henry B Harris, widow of a leading theatrical manager, files a record high demand. Admiralty lawyers cite variations due to husbands age and apparent social standing.
The Lander State Journal quotes Hugo Koch who recalls the Oregon trail in 1968 61 and proposes monuments at key spots along the Platte River Sand Hills near Scott's Bluff Fort Laramie vicinity Red buttes near the Devil's Gate and Independence Rock areas Boda lakes near the Sweetwater and other historic crossings including Millerville Simpson Hollow and early mail stations for permanent markers on the once famous overland route.
A fragmentary oral account describes 800 head of cattle dying in a billeard within hours near the Hig Hills two miles west of Fort Bridger. It notes Mormon Brigham Young’s party with six pack horses and salt for soldiers, who had to cast it away due to General Johnson’s lack of faith in the salt. The passage also references nearby landmarks including Muddy station, warm springs, and Cache cave along the historic 3,000 mile road.
The twenty first annual report of the University of Wyoming details diversified income sources including annual state appropriations of eighty thousand dollars, federal land grants around ten thousand, taxes totaling about one hundred forty one thousand, and miscellaneous fees. It notes long term financial growth, the effect of a steady half mill tax, and projected funds for new permanent buildings by July 1, 1918, to advance education and research.
An old advertisement promotes Cascarets as a remedy for torpid liver indigestion and foul breath by a nightly ten count, claiming bowel and stomach cleansing by morning. It stresses gentle use for children and promises lasting regulation of stomach liver and bowels.
The Wyoming Insurance Commissioner certifies that Union Health and Accident Insurance Company of Denver Colorado has complied with state insurance laws and is authorized to transact health and accident insurance business in Wyoming for the current year. Witnessed and sealed by auditor Boal. R. 5, PORSYTH, Auditor and ex officio Commissioner, Deputy Jobo S&chuneman.
Notice records the incorporation of The Mutual Cooperative Mining Company in Cheyenne Wyoming on November 19, 1913. It lists capital stock of 1.5 million dollars, five directors including H R Adams and W Frank Hoadley, and offices in Cheyenne with Marion A. Kline as agent for service. Operations planned in Laramie County Wyoming Boulder County Colorado and Denver with principal office in Cheyenne.
The document records the incorporation of a mining company in Cheyenne November 1915, detailing authority to acquire by gift or purchase, own hold lease and operate lode and placer claims and mill sites, to develop and operate the same, and to borrow money. The firm may lease operate own hold or sell smelters and mills for ore reduction and concentration.
The Gilcrest Rubshil Lumber Company calls a special meeting at its principal office 712 Ninth Street Greeley Colorado on February 17 1913 at 10 am with agenda to amend Articles of Incorporation rename to The Gitcrest Lumber Company set director count to three and authorize changes to conform and legalize them plus other lawful business matters. Dated Greeley January 2 1913 President Gilcrest and secretary.
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