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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1917

Page

2

Coal aid arranged for Laramie families in need

Wyoming news reports the Chamber of Commerce securing fifty tons of coal from the Southern Pacific line to distribute at actual cost to residents lacking fuel. Secretary Pomshon, with Alva Cade, arranged a carload from the Rock Springs mine cast, with no extra charge to recipients as Union Pacific and Hbudns Peak lines delay fuel flow.

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

Coldest Spot in U S Drops to Four Below

The weather bureau records show Casper as the coldest place in the United States Thursday night with minus four degrees. Sheridan and Laramie hit minus twenty-two, while Cheyenne fell to minus twelve.

Casper Jan Lander United States Weather Bureau Mercury Sheridan Laramie Cheyenne

Coal Wagon Sledges Into Gully Injuring Lander Man

John Bickoff was badly hurt Monday afternoon when his coal wagon left a steep hill near Snavely's Canyon eight miles from Lander. He released the team and rode a horse to a nearby house for aid, suffering two file breaks, a fracture of the right leg, and a scalp wound.

Lander John Bickoff Snavely Kane Fickoff Eld

$15 000 Paid for New Factory Site in Worland

In Worland on January 27 1917 the Wyoming Sugar company completed the final payment of 15000 dollars to J T Pulliam and Company for a new factory site. The event ended rumors that the sugar plant would not be built in this area and confirms the site purchase.

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

Traditional Remedies Claim Appendicitis Relief

The item promotes Adlerika as a remedy for appendicitis and related symptoms. It claims men are slightly more prone to appendicitis than women and advertises a bark glycerine mixture as a preventive measure. The ad highlights a druggist endorsement and quick relief from constipation and gas.

Cheyenne Adler-i-ka A. KE. Roedel

Horses Freeze Stock Suffering Across Wyoming

A railroad worker reports dead horses near a hay stack as the cold siege deepens. Reports from Piney and nearby stations confirm freezing temperatures, stressing feeds and causing cattle and calves to suffer frostbite and hunger amid a prolonged winter in Laramie Princeton and surrounding areas.

Laramie

Movies Take Up Storm Pictures

W L Walker of Denver arrived in Laramie and aimed to film snowplows and trains struggling in the severe Rock River storm. His party's train halted in the yards for hours as conditions delayed progress toward Rock River for the westward motion picture shoot.

Laramie W. L. Walker Denver Rock River

Saratoga Editor Adjudged Insane

Floyd Lemon editor of the Saratoga Sun was found insane by a jury in RAWLENS on January 27. He was taken to an asylum after an attendant arrived from Foranston. Lemon had recently become editor and previously clashed with owner J D Paulson, claiming threats against him. He is described as a promising young man with deep local ties and musical ability.

Lemon Paulson Saratoga Valley

State U Girls to Have Debating Team

LARAMIE January 37 At Wyoming is to have a women's team. Arrangements have been completed whereby a triangular league composed of the Agricultural college Greeley Normal and Wyoming has been formed. Women debating teams from these institutions will meet each other during the present academic year. The schedule and topics will be chosen later. This league is a novelty in this part of the west as no Wyoming team has participated in intercollegiate activities before.

Laramie Wyoming Co Agricultural College Greeley Normal West

Wyoming Debating Teams Feature Female Participants

Wyoming has historically placed one or two women on its debating teams and their influence is noted in verbal clashes. In the prior year both Wyoming teams included women Misa D Downey and Mrs Charlies Oviatt Muabeile Goehring, contributing to their success as Wyoming won all contests that year. Miss Downey remains in school.

Wyoming Misa D. Downey Charlies Oviatt Muabeile Goehring Miss Downey

Sage and Sulphur Hair Darkening Compound Recalled

An old remedy for restoring natural hair color uses Sage Tea and Sulphur. The Wyeth product Sage and Sulphur Compound is advertised as a convenient, natural looking darkener available at drug stores for about 60 cents.

Wyeth

University debate gains for Wyoming women

A large number of experienced female debaters, though not yet on university teams, are expected to turnout at the local institution. If they match past achievements a strong Wyoming team could emerge to claim glory and a gold medal prize offered by Mrs. Sage of Montpelier Idaho for the top performer.

Wyoming

New County Agent Arrives in Park County

Cody January 27. L. L. Laythe arrived early this week and is now located in his new office in the courthouse as Park County new agent. A graduate of Oregon Agricultural College he brings years of practical experience and strong recommendations. The district already has ten agricultural agents in Wyoming and this addition should boost farming industries.

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 nearby mill where it will be reprocessed into white paper. The drive aims to ease a paper shortage worsened by war conditions in Europe and rising prices affecting publishers and consumers.

Thermopolis Europe

Mooney Seen at Scene Before Preparedness Bomb

John McDonald a waiter testified at Mooney murder trial that Mooney and Warren Billings were at the explosion site minutes before the blast which killed ten. Billings has already been convicted and is serving a life term.

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

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