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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1917

Page

2

Famed Artist Depicts Wyoming Scenes for Casper Hotel

Renowned artist Walker plans a Casper display featuring western landscapes like The Three Sisters and Mr Rainier. Works will decorate the Henning Hotel, as the artist travels the West seeking inspiration and focusing on art over commercial value.

Casper Deanis Ford Walker Piliter Ff Gquetay Witeh Nee York Wyoming Casper Tie Hile Deine Yellowstone Henning Thie Skesta Three Sisters Rainier

Dive by Seventy Year Old Swimmer Recovers a Body

A 14 year old boy Howard Pollock drowned near Lal Inkram’s reservoir after an accidental fall while swimming. Donald Pollock, a man over 70, dived into the pond and recovered the body. The boy lived nearby and was a faithful helper to his parents.

Lal Inkram Mr. Dawson Howard Pollock

Many Seek Exemption from Natrona Board

In Natrona County the exemption board chaired by Sheriff Hineh I. Patton has begun considering exemptions after a draft draw. Men with their wives and families visited the courthouse for the process, but officials offered little interaction and gave the impression that the draft matter would wait until the men are properly examined under the law.

Natra Natrona County Hineh I. Patton

City man aims for race but crashes into ditch

Mack Me. Koue of the city, who planned to enter the car in the race, ran into a ditch before reaching the Cheyanne Frontion at Mack Me. Koue shows he was crippled and decided not to continue the race. He was not injured.

Mack Me Koue Thie City Honves

Gressler Leaves City for Portland Job

J. R. Gressler departed the city on Wednesday for Portland Oregon where he expects to locate and has secured a position with a large clothing house.

Oregon J. R. Gressler Portland Ore

Sheridan youths organize study of aeronautics

The Aero club of Wyoming held its first meeting at Edward Givette Jr s home to open membership rolls and plan a permanent organization. Joseph A Steinmety of the Aero club of Pennsylvania spoke on aviation needs, noting 50 000 planes and 190 000 aviation personnel are anticipated before the war s end. The club aims to train junior students under conscription age and offer advisory seniors for visiting aviators, with a flying bat emblem and plans to approach the War Department for army pilots and school machines at Fort Mackenzie.

Aero Club of Wyoming Edward Givette, Jr Joseph A. Steinmety Aero Club of Pennsylvania Committee of Safety Acro Club of America Steinmer Tre States France Aero Club of Pennsylvania Esquadrille

Flag Defamer Loses Case On Appeal

In Fort Collins Colorado Frank Hess convicted in justice court for contempt of the American flag loses on appeal in county court. Ault led the People while Collins and Houston defended Hess. Jury deliberated fifty minutes and found him guilty. motion for a new trial requested within twenty days while Hess remains at liberty on bail.

Fort Collins Colo the People Frank Hess Winton M. Ault Boutons W. R. Collins W. G. Houston Hoalder

Belgian youth seeks to enlist in U S Army for Europe fight

Alois De Saegher, 16, fled Belgium as German forces advanced. In Casper he volunteered for examination at a recruiting station and asked to serve in France. He aims for the medical department, hoping American troops can defeat Germany. His father served in Belgium’s Seventh infantry and was captured, later escaping to France.

Casper Alois de Saeghes United States Army de Saegher France Germany America de Sacher Sthene Belgium Holland Rotterdam Europe Medical Department Army

Better Bridges on Denver Road Urged

The county commissioners plan to replace iron railings on bridges from here to Loveland with concrete ones to stop vehicles from entering irrigation ditches. Bridges should be widened from sixteen to at least twenty four feet due to heavy traffic and frequent night collisions caused by blinding headlights.

Denver Fort Collins Colo Here Loveland

Able to Be Taken Out to the Ranch

James McGibbons Jr. was badly wounded when a pistol discharged by a Mexican sheepherder in the leg. He was treated at his parents home in Laramie and returned to the ranch by auto on Sunday. He will visit the city periodically for physician oversight as the wound heals.

Laramie James McGibbons, Jr James McGibbon Firth Kearney

British to regulate meat prices for all packers

London July 25 The food control department under Secretary John R. Clynes prepares a scale of maximum meat prices in England. All dealers, American and British, will be put under government control as the price regulation plan is developed.

London England Food Control Department Government John R. Clynes

Sawmill Ready for Move to Laramie Riverfront

The Fox Park Timber sawmill, now part of the Laramie Logging Co, is loaded on cars at Gramm and ready to be moved to Laramie. It will be erected on the riverfront once the city council decides on damming the river and relocating the sewer outlet. The new operation will preserve a large payroll and establish a permanent mill.

Laramie Foxpark Timber Company Gramm

Mountain Lion Sightings Reported Around Meeteetse Creek

Mrs. Bert Smith arrived in town reporting a mountain lion frequenting brush along Meeteetse creek near the old Bigharney place. Enoch Schaffer, Joe Christopherson and the Clawson boys testified to sightings but were unarmed. Lions are rare near Meeteetse but more common farther up country. they avoid people though children remain at risk.

Meetefyse Bert Smith Meeteelse Creek Bigharney Place Enoch Schaffer Joe Christopherson Clawson Boys Meeteetse

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