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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1917

Page

10

Laramie coal relief stream from Chamber of Commerce

In Laramie on January 27 the Chamber of Commerce received a fifty ton coal delivery from the Union Pacific line to aid families in need. The coal is sold at actual cost with no profit, and will be distributed to eligible residents lacking fuel.

Laramie Chamber of Commerce Dalon Pacific Railroad Taramie Chamber Con OO Pomshon Ponshen Alva P. Cade Cody Hock Springs Punshon Union Perific Union Pacific

Cold Snap Drops U S Gusts to Subzero Regions

Casper records a low of minus 4 degrees as the coldest spot in the United States Thursday night. Nearby Sheridan and Laramie hit minus 22 and Cheyenne minus 12, respectively, according to the weather bureau.

Casper Jan Lander United States Weather Bureau Mercury Sheridan Laramie Cheyenne

Coal wagon slips on hill injures Lander man

John Bickoff was seriously hurt Monday afternoon when his coal wagon veered from the road on a steep hill near Snavely’s cabin eight miles from Lander. He freed his team, then rode a horse to the nearest house for aid. he suffered two broken ribs, a fracture of the right leg, and a scalp wound.

Lander John Bickoff Snavely Kane Fickoff Eld

Fifteen Thousand Paid for New Worland Sugar Site

Worland Wyoming January 27 last Saturday marked a turning point as the Wyoming Sugar company completed the final payment of fifteen thousand dollars to J T Pulliam & Co for a new factory site in the Big Horn valley. The move ends speculation that the plant would not be built here and signals renewed local industry prospects.

Worland Wyoming Sugar Company Big Horn Haain Wyoming Surer Company J. T. Pulliam &Co

Appendicitis Facts and Remedies Promoted Locally

The piece notes men are slightly more prone to appendicitis than women. It promotes Adlerika as a remedy using a mixture with thekthorn bark glycerine and other ingredients, claiming quick relief from constipation sour stomach and gas. It highlights a Cheyenne advertisement script by A. K. Roedel, a local druggist, praising Adler-i-ka.

Cheyenne Adler-i-ka A. KE. Roedel

Horses Frozen Stock Suffering Across Wyoming Range

Reports from Laramie to Princeton chronicle a severe winter with dead horses by a hay stack and widespread stock losses along the rail line. Cold snaps slow feeding, freeze feet, and kill cattle. calves frost on feeds, as temperatures plunge across Piney and Ed Steele’s, Aikhorn, Dutch Joe, Kendall areas.

Laramie Princeton Jas Pinedale Piney Sere Ed Steele Aikhorn Dutch Joe Station Kendall

Movies Take U P Storm Pictures

W L Walker of Denver arrived in Laramie en route to Rock River seeking real life scenes for west coast screens. He aims to film snowplows in motion and trains struggling in the great storm that has trapped him in town. his train paused in the yards for hours awaiting passage.

Laramie W. L. Walker Denver Rock River

Saratoga Editor Adjudged Insane

RAWLENS Jan 27 jury in this city adjudged Floyd Lemon editor of the Saratoga Sun insane. An attendant arrived from Foranston to take him to the asylum that evening. Lemon had recently become editor and was described as inde pendent and reckless or mentally unwell. He once restrained owner J D Paulson who feared being shot. Lemon hoped his writings would ruin mail order rivals and make him rich. He has long lived in Saratoga Valley, worked in printing, and is an accomplished musician.

Lemon Paulson Saratoga Valley

State U Girls to Have Debating Team

Laramie January 37 At Wyoming has formed a triangular league with the Agricultural College at Greeley and Normal, Wyoming to meet in intercollegiate debate this year. Topics and schedule to be announced later. This marks Wyoming's first women intercollegiate activity.

Laramie Wyoming Co Agricultural College Greeley Normal West

Wyoming Debating Teams Show Strong Female Representation

The article notes Wyoming’s history of women on debating teams, with Misa D. Downey and Mrs. Charlies Oviatt (Muabeile Goehring) playing key roles. It recalls the previous year when Wyoming dominated all contests, credited to the two female team members, and mentions Downey remaining in school.

Wyoming Misa D. Downey Charlies Oviatt Muabeile Goehring Miss Downey

Sage and Sulphur Hair Darkening Compound Ad

An old remedy for darkening faded or gray hair uses Sage Tea and Sulphur, now sold as Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound. A bottle costs about 60 cents and promises natural, even results without obvious dyeing, though it is not a medical treatment.

Wyeth

Wyoming Women Debating Team Expected After Strong Tryouts

A large number of experienced girls have debated but not on university teams. Local turnout at the institution is high and a strong Wyoming team is expected if current achievements hold. Mrs Sage of Montpelier Idaho offers a gold medal to the top debater.

Wyoming

New County Agent Arrives in Park County

Cody January 27 L L Laythe arrived earlier in the week and has taken a new office at the courthouse as Park County’s county agent. A graduate of Oregon State College with years of field experience, he joins ten Wyoming agents already contributing to local agriculture and promises to aid the farming industry.

Cody L. L. Laythe Court House Park County

School Children Conserve Paper in Ther mopolis

Ther mopolis pupils have begun gathering and preparing waste paper for shipment to a local paper mill. War related paper shortages have driven prices up for printers and newspapers, complicating supply.

Mooney Seen Near Explosion Scene in Prep Day Bomb Trial

John McDonald a waiter testified at the Mooney murder trial that he saw Mooney and Warren Billings at the scene moments before the explosion that killed ten. Billings has been convicted and is serving a life term.

Ban Francisco John McDonald Thomas J. Mooney Mooney Warren Billings Ten Billings

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