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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1909
Page
3
Representatives of a Wyoming consolidated company visit Canada to discuss asbestos related matters. The trip aims to review pro related issues and potential cooperation with Canadian partners.
The Wyoming Consolidated asbestos company plans immediate mining at Casper with a mill site and machinery readiness. John C. Ross will supervise plant erection by June, and W. A. Fisher will place stock in Canada as the firm drives to produce fiber for the market.
In a Lombard college sermon President Filcher argued Christians can perform greater works than Jesus by the power of right belief, citing Jesus words about belief. The lecture addressed the entors of Lombard college and drew on gospel themes to urge active faith.
Under a new city ordinance effective today residents must keep their backyards clean and orderly or face court summons and heavy fines after inspection by health officers. The ruling applies to all property owners in Atlanta.
Ten visitors to the St. Louis YMCA convention were injured when a Seeing St. Louis automobile overturned today. The accident occurred during the event, and authorities were responding to the scene.
A wage increase of about one percent was announced by the iron and steel industry union of the Pittsburgh region, impacting around 55,000 workers. The report cites rising pay amid sector-wide talks and notes the change was issued today in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
A local ranch displays an extraordinary lamb with two bodies joined at the shoulders, one head, four legs, and three ears. Observers note the rare physical anomaly as keepers describe the creature as a freak of nature and plan further study.
A fourth of July exhibition by Lander’s Riders aims to recruit women contestants for a featured event. The program promotes a dramatic riding display and plans for crowd appeal at the town celebration.
The event plans a ladies only saddle horse relay with six heats daily over three days. Riders will switch mounts every half mile. a $300 purse, split 150 100 50, and 16 entrance fee. Other races and a boxing bout featuring Muggsey Schoel are also listed.
In federal court here the defendants challenge the government’s effort to extradite them to Washington to face trial. Delaven Smith and others associated with the Polis News are named in the action. The hearing is scheduled for tomorrow.
The state saw twenty six thousand dollars in insurance claims paid during the past year.
Insurance Press reports 1908 disbursements totaling 320 million nationally with Wyoming payments totaling 260000, including 10900 and 20500 to Stoner and Cody beneficiaries. Largest local sums go to relatives. results show little growth due to 1907–08 business disturbances and adverse legislation reducing protection.
Reports from fire insurance companies in the United States and Canada show more than 2 100 cases with payments of 10 000 or over totaling 66 219 000. Wealthy and moderate earners rely on life insurance for protection and as an asset, with big policies noted across the country.
Atlantic City June 1 reform at the annual meeting of the United States Brewers' Association at the Stielburne Hotel as 75 percent of the nation’s beer trade attends to back proposed changes in minor business conduct to offset dry pressure.
Chicago dispatch notes that new rates from Chicago to the Pacific coast, tied to the Spokane rate decision, are postponed from today to July 1 to allow Hill Harriman lines a June 9 hearing before the Interstate Commerce Commission.
Atlantic City on June 1 hosts the sixty fifth American medico psychological convention opening today. Alienists attend as big words fill sessions and ethics of expert medical testimony in murder trials is expected to occupy one session.
Atlanta June 1 Today marks the opening of the Georgia peach season with an anticipated 3500 to 3600 cars shipped from the state by mid July. This volume is about half of last year’s 6000 car yield.
Notice from B. and C. Cresol dip distributors Sherman Company Cheyenne announcing a 100 percent reduction in dipping bills with 1 gallon and 141 gallons of water. Claims Cresol dip cures scab ticks leg ulcers and related conditions. Subscribe for The State Leader.
Travers competes in the British amateur championship at Mulpfield with high hopes while John Balkothe of Tale Pool Club at Poylake stands as a former champion and runner up. Other British contenders include Open champion Mongone and Mar ser Min, tied to the fever of the title race.
An old classified item for Metropole Stables. It lists automobiles for sale or trade at 1 Cor, 17th Ave near O' Nel Street and a local phone number 376.
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