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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1912

Page

24

Cheyenne Promises Cool Escape From East Heat

Clark McClurg notes Cheyenne enjoys constant mountain breezes while eastern cities face deadly heat. The city boasts beautiful homes, civic beauty, and dry farming draws farmers. Frontier Days promises lavish entertainment and a week of new programs attracting thousands.

Cheyenne Wyoming

Wyoming roads praised by judge on ranch trip

Judge M. E. Hutchinson and party touring Wyoming roads from Lake City via Cheyenne to Evanston call the highways unsurpassed. He says motorists would want nothing more if they could drive such roads across the state.

Wyoming M. E. Hutchinson Meo O C. H. Zybell Lake City Hutchinson Ranch Eyanston Cheyenne Evanston Hutchingah

Three Prisoners Take the Count in Court

Jack Halliday was arrested yesterday morning for disturbing the peace and remanded on a $15 bond. Private Pope of Ninth Cavalry was fined $30 for assaulting a fellow trooper. Private Wallace of Ninth Cavalry was fined $14 for assaulting a white man. New Messenger J F Fay of Denver placed on the run between Cheyenne and Sterling by Adams Express.

Jack Halliday Pope Troop A Ninth Cavalry H. H. Wellnitz Wallace Spelgleman Wos J. F. Fay Denver Cheyenne Sterling Adams Express Company

Unita County 10 Have Some Dunper Crops

Big Piney Wyoming July 13 settlers along the Cottonwool ditch of the Unita County Irrigation company work hard, clear hills, and cut lumber for homes. Gardens show abundance of lettuce radishes onions while oats barley and stock peas look strong. Spring was difficult but prospects remain hopeful for a future farming district. Some urge testing winter grain like wheat oats and rye with winter wheat possibly enabling a local flour mill. Wood training The Sherman Co.

Big Piney Unita County Irrigation Company Wyoming

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