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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1912

Page

2

Laramie Debates Commission Form Of City Government

A July meeting at Laramie City Hall discusses adopting a city commission form. If approved within thirty days, three commissioners would be elected in November, replacing the mayor and council system. The plan outlines salaries and duties for the new officers and the transition timing.

Laramie Wio Imnayor Moser Jackson Pivet Lovejoy Fevpen Ely Earh

Virginia Minn Reervoite Structure Protected From Frost

A concrete reuse structure 45 feet high near Virginia Minnesota built by Electric Power and Water Co was frost-protected with clay and cinders to insulate the exposed portion. After spring uncovering no frost injury appeared despite a severe winter, per a Popular Mechanics August issue.

Virginia Minn Electric Power & Water Popular Mechanics Magasine

Heating freight cars use denatured alcohol fuel

The August Popular Mechanics Magazine describes heating freight cars using denatured alcohol as fuel. A Chicago company manufactured a specially built car with a undercar fuel tank and burner assembly, distributing heat via ducts under the floor to the roof for uniform circulation.

Chicago Saya

New Features Debut at Wyoming State Fair

Commissioners approve new turnstile gates to count money coupons and attendance. Gates set east of the Art Building with a new walk surveyed this week. Buildings painted and several new structures added. Harness racing draws entrants from across the country with strong horses expected. Sale dates noted September 24 through 28.

Wil Thia

Woman catches six trout in three casts at Fremont Lake

Pinedale Wye July 18 Mrs Karl Tarter of this place holds the record for trout fishing The other day while angling in Fremont lake Mrs Tarter made three casts with the Royal Coachman fly and caught two large trout each time making six trout in all at least seven founda

Pinedale Wye Karl Tarter Fremont Lake Tarter Royal Coachman

Road Boosters Begin Third Good Roads Tour

The Good Roads Special with the Omaha Commercial Club and the Wyoming Highways Association begins its third tour looping Omaha Cheyenne and Salt Lake City. Previous legs started June 1 and June 7. The campaign aims to boost tourist traffic, mark routes, and unite communities for a transcontinental highway network.

Good Roads Omaha Commercial Club Wyoming Highways Agesociation Omaha Cheyenne Salt Lake City Sioux City Kansas Cy Nebraska Wyomingatah

July 1912 Western Tour Schedule

The schedule lists touring stops for multiple towns in Wyoming and nearby states. It includes dates in July 1912 for Laramie Elk Mountain Rawlins Wamsutter Rock Springs Green River Granger Evanston Castle Rock Ogden Salt Lake City with performances or events from July 24 through July 27.

Laramie Elk Mountain Rawlins Wamesutter Rock Springs Green River Granger Evanston Castle Rock Ogden Salt Lake City

Catholic Car to Tour the West

A steel chapel car named St. Peter, the second church on wheels for the Catholic church, was placed on exhibit in Chicago for a week before a tour through deserts and towns lacking churches. The car, cost 25000 dollars, contains an altar sanctuary stations of the cross confessional and 30 pews with chaplain Rev. W D OBrien living aboard. It will travel attached to trains with periodic sidings for stays and mirrors the earlier St Anthony which went west a decade ago.

Chicago St. Peter Dayton Ohio W. D. O'Brien St. Anthony

Rockefeller Keeps Wealth Question Light in New York

A New York reporter asked John D. Rockefeller if his worth reached £0.0.0.0.0. He replied with a smile and a parry urging thrift. He warned prosperity can ruin men but mused it may be better to be ruined by prosperity than by adversity.

New York John D. Rockefeller

New Explosive Substitute Demonstrated in England

An English mining engineer introduces a new dynamite substitute in this country praised for safety and high reading power. Tests in the August Popular Mechanics magazine illustrate its ability to be shot full of holes burned or hammered without danger, with explosive power claimed to exceed conventional dynamite ounce for ounce when detonated with a percussion cap.

Mechanica

Miner Slain for His Gold

Oroville California July 18. Pock etfuls of gold nuggets weighted the body of a miner found in a pond dredging with his head crushed and throat cut. A packbar with a complete outfit was found drowned in a nearby pit. The burro's head crushed. Police believe the man was murdered.

Oroville Calif Inez

River and Harbors Appropriation Passed by Senate

Washington July 18 The River and Harbors appropriation bill carrying 94090000 dollars including all canal or river improvements was passed finally by the Senate today.

Washington, D. C Senate

Plans for New Fire Station Discussed by City Council

Fire department committee led by Chief Traylor met at the central station to review remodeling the old pump house at 28th Street and Central Avenue for a sub station. A petition from taxpayers urged funding for a new fire house. bids will be advertised.

Traylor Central Fire Station 28Th Street Central Avenue Forth Side

Tenth Victim for Death Farm

Mount Vernon Ill July 17 The tenth mysterious death at the Ackermann farm Clinton county was Joseph Ackermann who died after a short illness sharing same symptoms as previous cases. Sisters fled the farm after the second brother’s death amid terror. A field fog and toxic vapors were reported with water and milk from the farm showing poison. The property belongs to the Palm heirs. two decades ago a family of five died from a systemic disease.

Palm Ackermann Mount Vernon Ill Clinton County Joseph Ackermann Joseph Ackermanne Presa Ackermann Farm Godfrey Palm Hat Nolahborn

State Leader Want Ads Middleman Reaches Both Ends

Classified note outlines a middleman service The State Leader Want Ads that facilitates ads with three lines priced at 25 cents each Mentions varnishes window glass and wood staining products from The Sherman Co as part of the listing context.

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