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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1912

Page

5

Local political announcements seek sheriff and county offices

A series of public notices from Wyoming references multiple candidates for Laramie County offices. Thomas F. Talbot announces inde pendent run for sheriff. Le Frank B. Roach seeks Democratic nomination for sheriff. J C Hansen of Campstool vies for county treasurer. Several other names announce candidacies for county commissioner and superintendent of schools subject to the August 20 primaries.

Laramie County Pater R. Warlaumont Wyoming Thomas F. Talbot J. C. Hansen Campstool Aswreor Laramie Ihereby Van Mamie E. Hefferon

Local notices and business listings from Carey Ave to Wheatland

Miscellaneous advertisements and notices including marriage license actions for Charles Washington Jr and Frankie Warsons, new notary appointment Q L Agnew, various entries in land and homestead records, and local business promotions for walch repairs, band meade trunk fitting, chiropody services, and medicinal remedies.

Piedale Carey

Cattle Top Prices At Omaha and Local Court News

Reports show T Grah am's cattle in Croaton fetching top prices at Omaha with Herefords and short horns averaging 9.60. In Cheyenne, J M Newman funeral services scheduled at 220 West 22nd Street and Masonic Consistory rites planned. Also noted are a court ruling on false imprisonment, a police case of breach of peace with acquittal, and a labor club smoker ahead of a state federation convention.

M. K. Klein T. Graham Croaton Omaha D'A Ioulo Fourth Artillery Fort Russell J. &. Rebillet Rebillet Saul New York James Sisters Millinery Carey Avenue Margaret Henne Henne Newman J. M. Newman West Twenty Second Street Masonic Temple Charles M. Smith Cheyenne Smith State Federation of Labor

Rail yard accident injures Greek workers on Union Pacific

Three Greek laborers were slightly injured at Buford on the Union Pacific yesterday while unloading rails. They were brought to Cheyenne by a helper engine and placed in the hospital. A new four mile section of double track between Lookout and Cooper was cut in this morning as part of Laraime to Lookout work, with about seven and a half miles remaining on the 29 mile new construction.

Buford Union Pacific Cheyenne Laraime Lookout Cooper

Railroad officials visit Cheyenne and surrounding towns

A flurry of railroad men including A F Vickrey W D Clifton Claude Stockholm and R S Ruble visited Cheyenne yesterday with several in town in their official capacities. Other travelers and residents headed to Omaha Chicago Portland and Milwaukee with mentions of Mrs Cahill Mrs Phelps Mrs Morton and Mrs Norton. An ad touts Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and local suppliers offer window glass and sun proof paint.

A. F. Vickrey Colorado Union Pacific W. D. Clifton U. P Omaha Claude Stockholm C. P Cheyenne W. R. Cahill Nebraska I. P R. S. Ruble Br, L. Huntley U. BP P. J. Fosgate Mies Wright Chicago K. Moran Clifton Iowa A. Hf. Yonkers la Crosse Wis R. Brown St. Anthony Idaho WH. M. Phelps Portland, Or H. C. Morton C. A. Norton G. W. Stodart St. Russell Los Angeles Mra Riesell Marino Colo Ira Wilcox Newcastle

Wyoming Livestock Brand Reform and Funding Overview

In 1909 Wyoming moved all county livestock brands to state branding. Brands must be certified and recorded by January 1, 1910, or lose titles. The process dragged into 1912 due to small funds and rapid filings. A plan to liberalize branding law awaits the next legislature. The Wyoming Stock Growers Association supports state inspection, now run by the association and officials. State and neighboring laws and budgets on livestock branding and inspection are compared with Colorado, New Mexico, and Montana. The Wyoming total livestock value and annual appropriations for 1911 1912 are outlined, highlighting the livestock sector’s major share of state wealth.

the Board of Livestock Commissioners Board of Live Stock Commissioners Wyoming Stock Growers’ Association Wyoming Colorado Board of Live Stock Commissioners of New Mexico Montana Board of Livestock Commissioners

Pardons and Commutations Granted by Board of Pardons

At the last meeting the Board of Pardons recommended to the governor several pardons and paroles. Michael Lasar, a Hungarian, received a pardons for unwritten law reasons related to language barriers and family hardship. John Kerten, previously sentenced to seven years for felonious assault, had his sentence rescinded due to good conduct. Edward Sitti was granted unconditional pardon for killing a man under unwritten law.

Michael Lasar John Kerten Nutrowa

Funeral notices for J M Newman from Masonic groups

Attendees are summoned to the Masonic Temple at 2 40 this afternoon for the burial service of Neighbor Jus Newman. Acacia Lodge No 11 meets at 2 10 Thursday July 11 to join the service. Cheyenne Lodge No 1 members join Acacia Lodge No 11 with W M secretary to attend the burial of Brother J M Newman.

Jus Newman Masonic Temple Acacia Lodge No A. F A. M J. M. Newman EB. Niswandier Cheyenne Loder No. 1 Acavia Lodge No J. M. Newnan W. Otl

Prohibition Conventions Target Taft Roosevelt and Parties

At Atlantic City July 10 the eleventh national Prohibition convention opened with Clinton N. Howard accusing the Republican and Democratic parties of corruption and domination by Roosevelt followers. He denounced Taft’s and Roosevelt’s camps and warned the liquor issue won’t be solved through either major party. The crowd, including many women, gathered at the pier as W G Calderwood read the call blaming both major parties for lax laws.

Atlantic City N.J Taft Theodore Roosevelt Clinton N. Howard Rochester Roosevelt Howard Republican Party Jess Chicago Baltimore Panama Columbia Panama Strip Charlies KR. Jones W. G. Calderwood

In Our Kitchen Inter-Queen Hotel Luncheon

The fragment mentions a luncheon plan in a kitchen setting with an inter-Quean Hotel reference. Specific names, places, or dates are unclear in the readable text. The item reads as a playful, clipped note or caption rather than a full report.

Mary Cate

Care of a Baby in Hot Weather Warns Parents

The piece urges mothers to protect infants during heat with cooled milk and properly cleaned feeding bottles. It cites Chicago health data claiming 4500 infant deaths yearly could be prevented with proper care and lists common “don’ts” for parents and physicians to avoid overheating, illness, and unsafe feeding practices.

Wyoming Health Department of Chicago

August Cheyenne telephone directory to press July 14 1912

The Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co announces the upcoming Cheyenne directory with press on July 14 1912. Change requests up to that date will appear and late service subscribers should submit names for inclusion. C C Campbell district manager notes installation available anytime.

Cheyenne Kervicn Sliguldl Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph CO C. C. Campbell

Notice to prospective stockholders in Railway Employes Building and Loan

Notice announces that series No 11 stock is open for subscription by the public at $1.25 per share with initial payment due and monthly payments thereafter set at $1.00 per share. Subscriptions must be made by July 25th 1902 with stock certificates issued after the annual meeting and payments processed through the Stock Growers National Bank.

Murray A. C. Kingsford

Wanted good second hand fee box for sale

Classified notice seeks a medium size second hand fee box in good condition for sale. Includes price of eight dollars and contact as A. M. Leader or by telephone G73 J, DH.

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