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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1912

Page

15

Notice to Prospective Stockholders in Series No 11 Cheyenne

Series No 11 stock of the Railway Employes Building and Loan Association is opened for public subscription at $1 256 per share. Pass books issued at Stock nationwide Bank. Initial payment $1 95 per share, then $1 per month per share. Subscriptions should be made by July 25 1912. Certificates issued after annual meeting. J L Murray president A C Kingsford secretary.

J. L. Murray A. C. Kingsford Sec’y

Fishing on Bates Creek and Family Ranch Tales

The narrative describes life on a Bates Creek ranch with crops and fruit trees. It notes trout in the stream, summers of fishing, a two hundred trout catch by siblings, and a dramatic crossing where a mother fell into the water but returned home soaked as the horse crossed the stream.

Bates Creek Mamma Bessid Pobvar Casper

Country life praised over crowded city air

The writer extols farm living, saying country air is healthier than city air with its crowded streets and tall buildings. The piece hints at greener surroundings and better living conditions away from urban congestion.

Meadow Field Reflections From a Young Farmer

A letter from Huldert R. Clark of Holyoke Calo aged unknown expresses love of fields and crops like corn and wheat while noting a need to study and learn better farming methods. He writes about play in the fields and his goal to farm more effectively.

Huldert R. Clark Holyoke Calo

Boy Lives on Wyoming Farm Proves Kindness to Animals

Tom a twelve year old farmer’s son earns respect by helping animals including a calf saved after a snowstorm. Charles, another farm youth, disobeys and mistreats lambs leading to their deaths and punishment. Anna Jean Andrews, age 12, Beulah, Wyoming.

Tom Charles Anna Jean Andrews Aro Beulah Wyo

Gypsy Boy the Nicest Friend on Grandpa's Farm

A nostalgic poem about Old Gypsy the horse and a boyhood farm visit. The speaker recalls riding Gypsy with Brother Ned while Grandpa smiles and teases. They dream of owning Gypsy someday and riding him daily on their future farm.

Old Gypsy Ben Ned Grandpa Old Gypsy Boy Jnet Gypsy Grandpa Stone Gypsy Boy Alice Annette Larkin

Great Council Red Men Travel Sale From Cheyenne To Casper

Colorado and Southern Co will sell round trip tickets from Cheyenne Wyoming to Casper Wyoming for August 8 to 11 1912 at 11 dollars 90 cents. Proceeds support the Annual Session of the Great Council Improved Order of Red Men. For details contact H B Dyer Cheyenne or T W Fisher G P A CL & 8 Ry Co Denver.

Cheyenne Wyo Casper The Great Council H. B. Dyer T. Wi. Fisher Ry, Co Denver Colo

Wyoming Battleship Freed From Mud Bank In Delaware River

In Wilmington Delaware on July 17 a flotilla of twelve tugs freed the new battleship Wyoming from a mud bank in the Delaware River where she had rested overnight. The vessel was then taken into deep water and proceeded to her speed trials off the Maine coast today.

Wilmington Del Wyoming Delaware River Maine

Wilson campaign selects New York base for national run

In Chicago on July 17 Governor Woodrow Wilson plans to base Democratic national headquarters in New York with Chicago hosting a divisional hub. William F. McCombs is named national chairman with J B Davis secretary and John I Martin sergeant at arms. Executive committee members include Willard Saufley, R S Hudspeth, Josephus Daniels, A Mitchell Palmer, John T McGraw, and senators Gore O Gorman Culberson. John D Crimmins expected to lead treasury role and William G McAdoo near vice chair. Senator Gore to guide campaign strategy and serve as chief speaker.

Chicago Woodrow Wilson United States New York William F. McCombs National Committee Wilson Massachusetts Connecticut New Jersey Delaware Atarma J. B. Davis Wisconsin John I. Martin St. Louis Willard Saulebury R. 8 Hudspeth Joerephus Daniels North Carolina A. Mitchell Palmer Pennsylvania John T. McGraw West Virginia Gore Oklahoma O'Gormin Culberson Texas Fred B. Lynch Minnesota Thomas Taggart Indiana Roger C. Sullivan Illinois Martin J. Wade Iowa John D. Crimmins William G. McAdoo McCombs Senator Gore

Army orders grant leaves to several officers

Leave of absence for one month is granted Colonel Charles G. Treat of the third field artillery. Brigadier General James Allen receives three months leave, and First Lieutenant Charles L. Scott gets two months. Major Louis Brechomin Jr. of the medical corps is granted four months. Some unrelated text follows about farm jobs and local businesses.

Washington, D. C Charles G. Treat Third Field Artillery James Allen Charles L. Scott Twelfth Cavalry Louis Brechomin, Jr

Market Report Denver July 17 cattle hogs and sheep prices

Denver union block yards report good demand for wet grass cattle. prices slipped slightly due to eastern declines though top grass steers and cows held firm. Feeder stocker demand very strong, hogs around 7.30 to 7.45, sheep and lambs active with ewes to 4.15 and lambs 7.50 to 8.00. New York and Chicago metal and stock indices noted alongside regional livestock data.

Denver Denver Union Block Yards Chicago Texas

Cotton and Market Prices Reported for July 17

In New York on July 17 the cotton market shows spot prices for middling and gulf grades with per bale values. The record notes middling laundry and related figures and lists a bulk bale count from Beales totaling 277.

New York Gulf Beales

Receivership Claim Notice for Denver Laramie Northwestern

In the matter of the receivership of the Denver Laramie and Northwestern Railroad Company the court orders creditors to present their claims in writing with sworn proof by September 1 1912. Claims must be sent to The Continental Trust Company and Marshall B. Smith at the Continental Building Denver Colorado.

Denver Denver, Laramie and Northwestern Railroad Company Bruttein Colorado A. D Harry C. Riddle Continental Trust Company Marshall B. Smith Continental Building

Railway Employes' Building and Loan Annual Stockholders Meeting

Notice is given that the annual meeting of the stockholders of the Railway Employes' Building and Loan Association will be held as by by laws at the Court House in Cheyenne Wyoming at p. m. Thursday.

Railway Employes’ Building and Loan Association Cheyenne County of Laramie Wyoming

Meeting Notice on Stock Representation and Fees

July 25 1912 meeting called to transact business for the ensuing year. All unpledged stock must be represented in person or by proxy or be fined ten cents per share. Secretary holds permanent proxies on pledged borrowed stock and will vote if not represented by owner. Attest A C Kingsford Secretary. 2 Pure White Lead The Sherman Co

J. L. Murray A. C. Kingsford

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