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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1916

Page

2

Young Heroine Rescues Father from Wyoming Well

Jane Murray, 78, daughter of James Murray of Reliance, earned hero status in Wyoming by rescuing her father from death after he was overcome by gas at the bottom of a well on their homestead. She entered the shaft shortly after a heavy shot was fired and pursued him to safety. The incident, reported by the Rock Springs Miner, details her brave action and quick thinking under danger.

Rock Springs Jane Murray James Murray Reliance Wyoming Murray

Miss Meveland Volunteers at St Dunstan's for Blind Soldiers

Esther Meveland eldest daughter of Grover Cleveland volunteers at St Dunstan's aiding and caring for blind British soldiers. She volunteers in a noble effort during wartime service.

London Esther Meveland Grover Cleveland St. Dunstan's

Courage of Jane Murray Saves Father From Gas Fatality

Jane Murray, slipping from her dress to move freely, climbed 26 feet into a well and used the Sylvester method of resuscitation to revive her father after dangerous gas fumes nearly overcome him. Her bravery earned praise from the Reliance First Aid Club of Wyoming and calls for a Carnegie medal.

Mather Mias Jane Murray John David Rhodes

Sheridan Mar Back Safely From Mexico

Sheridan Stroud returns from Mexico City after five years in exile with 650 fellow refugees who left June 14 on a boxcar train secured by the Carranza government to Vera Cruz. He described looting of Real de Monte Mining Co property and perilous escape through mountains to Pachora where Americans faced insults and threats. The refugees endured a 24 hour train journey and unsafe transport on the Sumner amid a storm and improvised life boat plans.

Sheridan Cervanistas Mr. Stroud Pachora Stroud Mexicia Mexico Americana Mexico City

Tungsten Mines Located Last Week in Uintah

Rock Springs, July 17. The first tungsten claims were located last week in Uintah county in Browns Park for the Janet Minning Milling Company of Provo by George A. Storrs and William O Neil of Roosevelt. Tungsten No 1 and No 2 show fine copper ore samples. A Uintah tungsten rush is anticipated as prospectors flock to Browns Park following the recent finds.

Rock Springs Uintah County Browns Park Janet Minning & Milling Company Provo George A. Storrs Tungsten No. 1 and Co William O'Neill Roosevelt O'Neil Uintah Range Nederland

Chicago Athletic Club to Visit Yellowstone Park

The Chicago Athletic Association plans a large Yellowstone trip this month. Members depart from the Lake Hotel on July 25 with lunch at Pahaska Tepee and arrive Cody that evening. They stay overnight then head to Denver.

Cody Chicago Athletic Association Yellowstone Park Cody Way Lake Pahaskw Godyat Denver

Contested Olol Claim Case Draws Court Crowds

In Cody July 17 a dispute over an old claim worth three to four hundred thousand dollars nears verdict before Judge Parmalee in Sheridan district court. Plaintiffs Woods Good Markham Cooks et al claim rightful possession of Elkie 1 leased to Midwest. defendants call Silver claim and label it Mormon punch. The case has drawn legal talent from Missouri and Wyoming as courtroom crowds stay steady. A rescue anecdote mentions Jane Murray aiding a man with stimulants and Sylvester methods, aided by her mother and younger siblings.

Cody Parmalee Sheridan Woods, Good Markham Cooks Ali Ponsension Elkie Midwest Moriiana Wyoming

Buffalo Boosting for Good Roads in Wyoming Area

Buffalo chamber of commerce spurs outside towns Worland Basin City and Johnson County chase highway dollars to link forests to basins. Gillette Moorcroft join efforts to build a first class road with private funds of 175 dollars monthly to maintain ten miles near Buffalo.

Buffalo Chamber of Commerce Thin City Worland Johnson County Congress Basin City Basin Washakle County Big Horn County Wither Park Gillette Moorcroft Sundance Beulah George Washington National Commercial Club

LACK OF CASING DELAYS OLL WORK AT DOUGLAS

Douglas July 17 report notes casing shortages delay oil field operations near Douglas. Cheyenne River Olcom pany ready to start in Cheyenne River field but casing shortage blocks progress. Two rigs operate in Basin. Harry Anderson began drilling for Douglas Wyoming Oil Co last week with good progress. Penn Petroleum and Refining Co has a rig on its property, recently acquired from Twanel Oil. Once casing shortage eases, more activity expected.

Douglas Cheyenne River Harry Anderson Douglas-Wyoming Oil Co Penn Petroleum and Refining Company Twanel Oil Company Ofl Felda

Greybull Rancher Nets 28000 From Cattle Sale

Dan Wilson of Messectse ranch in Greybull sold 536 bundles of fine young cattle for 28000 in a Monday sale. The stock, two and three year olds with some heifers, was loaded onto fourteen cars bound for Motilda Montana. Wilson is a leading Park county stockman and the sale is the largest of the season.

Greybull Dan Wilson Motilda Mont Wileen Park County

LaisT Cabin Sheareripmen Get 23 Cants Por Wool

In Rock Springs on July 11 the Digheet price near Lowt Cabin went to George and William Ramage for their wool. Silber man of Casper bought it at 26 cents per pound. Last year the Ramage sheep averaged 10 pounds per fleece, up from seven and a half, a gain due to a bearing issue and the new method. The higher prices have made wool earning profitable for the Ramage brothers.

Rock Springs Lowt Cabin George William Ramage Silberman Casper Ramage

Wool a Million Pounds Wool a Million Pounds

In Cokeville on July 17 buyers Charles Carter and Mr Craig purchased large wool clips. Carter bought about 350000 pounds and Craig about 760000 pounds at 29 to 62 cents per pound, with Craig also buying 700000 pounds at Kemmerer. Remaining sizable clips include Kinney Cokeville Land & Livestock J D Noblitt Etcheverry and Stonor Brothers.

Cokeville Weelwarthavee Charles Carter Chas Carter Mr. Craig Craig Kemmerer Joe Kinney Cokeville Land & Livestock Company J D Noblitt Etcheverry Stonor Brothers

Base Hospitals for Troops Near Border Organized

Col. J. R. Kean of the American Red Cross directs military relief to set up base hospital units across the United States near the border. He has already organized twenty such units in major cities and arranges for hospital facilities and army commissions for physicians assigned to army work. Decorate.

J. R. Kean American Red Cross United States Army

Inspiration of the Mo in wartime mobility

Tom Bodine reflects on mobilization as a broad national awakening. Troop trains pass through towns with bayonets and cannons, stirring yearning for vigor and courage. He notes the shared national experience unites states from Massachusetts to Kansas and calls for honoring freedom’s cost. Bee F. Schheber advertises optical services.

Tom Bodine Paris Mercury Massachusetts Connecticut Missouri Kansas New York The Republic

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