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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1917

Page

16

Poison of Snakes and Urinary Toxins Warned Against

An analysis reviews alleged poisons produced by the body and the dangers of uric acid build up. It cites headaches, jaundice, dyspepsia, and dehydration as signs, and promotes Dr. Pierce’s preparations as remedies. It notes historical claims about oric acid and the effectiveness of Anurie for removing acids and treating rheumatism gout and related ailments.

Tver Pieree Scherle Prem

Poisoned Dogs Spark Citywide Police Hunt in York

Police report a poisoning spree in York with eight dogs dead or sick across several nights. Investigators identify a suspect and warn residents to keep pets indoors as they pursue the alleged dog poisoner.

Hheyenne Widar Nicht Emil Christensen Uch Pioneer Avenue Wibis

Traffic Cops Stationed at Frontier Event Intersections

Police placed traffic officers at key intersections during the Frontier celebration in Cheyenne. Officers will monitor Lincoln Highway with Central and Capitol avenues, Nineteenth Street with Carey and Vinton, and Randall with Pioneer. Spectators who jaywalk faced harsher penalties than earlier warnings as the crowd gathered.

Lincoln Iehway Central Ave Lincoln Bishway Capital Avene Capitol Avenue Seventeenth Street Nineteenth Street Carey Viteer Avenue Randall Avenue Pioneer Sed Kendell Losiwat

Sugar firm plans Cheyenne base with beet processing

The Nebraska Wyoming Beet Sugar company files articles of incorporation in Cheyenne with a $3.5 million capital and a seven member board led by Jess Yoder. The plan is to build plants for beet sugar, open offices in other states, and develop the North Platte and Goshen county districts including a potential Torrington plant. Other directors include Clarence J. Corey, Frank Rose-Cormick, George W. Cohel, Merton J. Corey, and J. Parker Murray.

Cheyenne Nebraska Wyoming Beet Sugar Company Secretary of State Jess Yoder Frank Marsh Goshen County Nebraska-Wyomingeet Sugar Company Clarence J. Corey Omaha Frank Rose-Cormick St. Louisa George W Cohel Brookings South Dakota Merton J. Corey Hastings Net J. Parker “Murray Fort Warne Tod Wyoming Torrington North Platte State Line Nebraska Nebraska Line Seotmebluff Gehring Great Western Sugar Company Colorado Sugor

Weather report for Cheyenne and vicinity Wyoming

Weather summary shows fair conditions for Cheyenne and surrounding area with cooler temperatures in the afternoon. Report notes highest 72 degrees at 3 30 p m and lowest 18 degrees at 5 30 a m with southeast wind at 22 mph. Total precipitation since January 2 is 0.01 inches and no rain in the last 24 hours.

AT & AL Ache Usay

Spanish War Veterans Plan Nationwide Aero Defense Corps

A 200000 strong aero squadron of Spanish War veterans is proposed as a nationwide home defense corps by National Commander-in-Chief C. V. Chisholm. The Wisconsin department also endorsed the plan in a formal record.

Lacrosse C. V. Chisholm Wisconsin Department

Norwegian sailors rescued after 12 days at sea off Irish coast

Two crew members of a torpedoed Norwegian schooner drifted twelve days in an open boat and were rescued 200 miles off the Irish coast by a British ship that arrived at an Atlantic port. One man was unconscious from hunger.

Atlantic

Burlington seeks higher freight rates on coal and coke

The Burlington Railroad plans a 15 cent per ton increase on Wyoming soft coal and petroleum coke to apply July 20 for ninety days unless the Public Utilities Commission denies or suspends the move. The Interstate Commerce Commission hinted at justified higher tariffs, while the state board reviews new schedules filed this week.

Public Utilities Commission Burlington Railroad Interstate Commerce Commission Wyoming Burlington H. A. Floyd Commission Floyd

Fort D. A. Russell to Add 2080 Stable Capacity

Construction of seventeen temporary stables at Fort D. A. Russell begins immediately. Five new structures lie east of the current stables and twelve to the west, expanding capacity to 2080 head of stock beyond the present level as men and materials are gathered for a rapid build.

Fort D. A. Russell Military Reserve

Crooks Tool Used to Sharpen Razor Blades

Several offenders, mostly men charged with drunkenness and vagary, were arraigned in police court. George J. Brent stood out, accused of vagrant behavior from a prior incident. He claimed his business was selling patriotic postcards. Police testified he possessed skeleton keys and a slotted steel bar. he denied knowledge of the keys and said the bar held safety razor blades for honing. Hewitt was sentenced to ten days in jail. A writ disturbance case was noted but carried no sentence.

George J. Brent Brent Hewitt

Death Ends Suffering of Mrs Licinda Hawn

Mrs Licinda Hawn aged mother of Mrs Fred Miller of 124 West Nineteenth street died yesterday at 7 40 am after months of illness. Five daughters survive including Mrs Miller and Miss Emma Hawn of Cheyenne and Mrs Charles Devers plus Misses Cora and Esther Hawn of St Joseph. Funeral at the Miller home at 2 pm conducted by Rev BE Brace. Born Vernon Ohio October 30 1865.

Licinda Hawn Fred Miller West Nineteenth Street Hawn Miller Emma Hawn Cheyvenne Charles Devers Cora Esther Hawn St. Joseph Cheyenne Lake Hawn Devers

Resolution Draws Aliens Into U S Draft

Washington July 17 Senator Chamberlain chairman of the military affairs committee prepared a resolution declaring aliens except Germans and those exempted by treaty subject to conscription. Adoption could add over a million men to the draft pool. Registration on June 5 showed 1,289,865 aliens between 21 and 31 in the United States. He said only Japanese and Italians were treaty exempt.

Washington, D. C Chamberlain Military Affairs Committee United States

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