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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1910

Page

2

Petition for Pardon Of Father In Evanston

Mary Hunter of Cheyenne has circulated a petition for pardon of J P B White who received a life term for the killing of five men at Commul. About a thousand names were secured to the document and it will be presented to the board of pardons at the next meeting at the state capitol.

Evanston Mary Hunter Cheyenne J. PB. White Commul Board of Pardons State Capitol

PROKOT IN UVA DISTRICT COMPLETED REIDIRVRS AND LATERALS

Uva June Tees of the North Laramie Land and Irrigating company report completion of a fourteen mile ditch with three large reservoirs and twenty eight miles of sub laterals. The reservoirs are now being filled.

Annication Prokot Uva North Laramie

Bluffs Elevator Announces Large Wheat Handling Capacity

Piné Bluffs records show the Bluffs Elevator company plans a forty thousand bushel capacity to handle this season's crop locally. Recent shipments included several car loads of wheat to Omaha to move surplus quickly.

Piné Bluffs Gene The Bluffs Elevator Company Haw Omaha

Pine Elepes to Have Swit, New Hotel

Pine Bluffs June 13 T J Hut Jedeé, the stockman and banker, announced plans to begin immediately a thirty room hotel in the business section. The modern structure will cost from 10 000 to 12 100 dollars and aims to replace inadequate current facilities.

Pine Bluffs T. J. Hut- Jedeé

New Depot Announced for Yam Town Near Main Street

Carpenter June 19 reports Agent Split of the Chicago Burlington & Quincy railroad has received plans for a new depot to be erected near Main Street. Construction will start soon and workmen are expected to arrive in the city shortly. The structure will be rushed to completion.

Carpenter Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad Main Street

Farmers to organize in Biriua at First National bank

In Biriua on June 12 a large group of farmers will meet at the First National Bank to discuss organizing a local farmers association. The gathering aims to coordinate efforts and plan community farming initiatives in the week ahead.

Biriua First National Bank

Elevator planned to store large upcoming wheat crop

A proposal outlines building an elevator here to handle the expected wheat harvest from the area’s dry farms this season. The plan focuses on providing ample storage capacity for the bumper crop anticipated.

Pioneer Ranchman Merrill L. Taylor Dies at Lusk

Lusk June 13 Merrill L. Taylor a Nebraska and eastern Wyoming pioneer ranchman and business lender died at age 63. He came to the West from Vermont forty one years ago and was regarded as a successful and honorable citizen.

Lusk Merrill L. Taylor Nebraska Wyoming Vermont

Sheridan Man Robbed by Masked Highwaymen

Sheridan June 13. Richard Thomas was held up on a rural road by two well dressed masked men who forced him to surrender 2.65 dollars, the total money on his person. He was knocked from his bicycle before the robbers fled as sheriff’s deputies search for the suspects.

Sheridan Ciy

Popusal Wheatland Woman Injured by Lightning

Wheatland on June 13 Mrs C Scoville a prominent resident of this place is suffering from the effects of a severe lightning shock she reserved while returning home.

Wheatland C. Scoville

Woman knocked unconscious after shopping trip amid storm

A woman leaving a business district during a thunder storm was rendered unconscious. Emergency responders transported her to a hospital for treatment and her condition was not immediately known. Authorities are investigating the incident.

Railroad man loses arm under engine in local yards

Lander reports T. W. Tweed once a local business man and now a railroad worker is in critical condition after his right arm was severed below the elbow when he fell under the wheels of a switch engine in the local yards.

Lander T. W_. Tweed Tthe Railroad Company

Special Elec Sign On Bond Issue In Buffalo

Mayor C G Nobval calls a special election for July 12 to decide on a 50000 bond to fund a sewerage system. The notice outlines the city’s plan and voters’ participation in the decision.

Buffalo C. G. Nobval

Sheridan Announces Modern School Building Contract Award

The county school board awarded the construction contract for a new modern school building in Sheridan. Ed Pike bid 329000, Pinombing W C Cheavers 11420 for plumbing, and A Bander 227 for wiring. Heating contract not yet awarded. Building will use buff pressed brick and be modern in all details.

Sheridan Ed Pike W. C. Cheavers

Young Theodore Roosevelt at New York Depot Demolition

The upcoming demolition of Grand Central depot in New York sparks talk as young Theodore Roosevelt prepares for his wedding and the city mourns the loss of a railway landmark. The pending removal of the famous terminus draws national attention and public sentiment.

Grand Central New York

Wyoming Nurse Examiners Meet in Cheyenne in 1910

The Wyoming State Board of Nurse Examiners will convene at the state capitol on June 22 and 23, 1910. All registration applications must be submitted before June 20, as announced by H. J. McKenzie, president of St. Tehn a Hospital in Cheyenne.

Wyoming State Board of Nurse Examiners Atate J. McKenzie

Cleveland to install first electric lighthouse beacon

Cleveland council to consider a resolution to erect an electric searchlight atop the 175 foot flagstaff in the public square. The beacon would serve as a navigation aid for wandering aviators under new revolution terms.

Cleveland O Clevelandia

Rumor Britain Japan Seek Canal Visit

New Orleans dispatches report a rumored plan involving Japan and Britain to secure access to the canal route. The Central American chatter suggests their interest centers on a possible visit by a Japanese battleship to Mexico, viewed with significance by Latin American observers.

New Orleans Feet Mexico Central America

Centennial Independence Parade and Japan Nicaragua Talks

The report notes Mexico’s centennial celebration and a diplomatic visit by Japan. It mentions sending special envoys to Central American republics and speculation that Japan may seek a loan to influence events in Nicaragua, with provisions for funding.

Mexico Japan Nicaragua Furnisi

College Rowers Gather for Intercollegiate Regatta Preview

Poughkeepsie N Y June 13 with the arrival of the Cornell and Wisconsin crews the assembled oarsmen for the Intercollegiate Regatta on June 25 fill the Hudson shores Cornell sends varsity and freshmen crews and three four oared shells Ithaca coach Courtney faces uncertainty over his four boat lineup at the meet.

Poughkeepsie N. Y Cornell Wisconsin

Wolgast sidelined two months after arm injury

Milwaukee reporter notes Ad Wolgast suffered a broken small bone in his left arm three inches above the elbow during Friday night’s bout with Jack Redmond. He cannot box for at least two months and has returned to his Michigan farm for rest.

Milwaukee Wis Ad Wolgant Jack Redmond Svoelgast Michigan

Notice to The Traveling Public on County Road Closing

A county road closure notice from the Bear County Commissioners signed by Edward C. Artist County Clerk warns travelers of roadworks and detours during a military renovation. Road users are advised to follow posted directions and expect temporary closures in the area near Tune' r threus Wort DA and Forth Of.

Wai Ani Edward C. Artist The Bear County Contmfesioners

Constipation Help Promoted by Syrup of Figs and Senna

An advertisement urges readers to overcome constipation through regular habits and the genuine California Fig Syrup Co product Syrup of Figs with Elixir of Senna. It claims the laxative works without disturbing natural functions and promotes healthy internal organs, available from leading druggists.

Senna California Fig Syrup Co Craggtista

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