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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1910
Page
10
In Albany county near Cheyenne a large mock of animals suspected of contagious disease has been quarantined by federal inspectors. The action centers on reports linked to Dr J M Bennett sparking regional concern.
A group of wool growers led by W D McKeon McCoubrey Mrou and J M Cornelivon have agreed to sell their combined clips at auction. Bids will be opened in the city where the wool is stored in local warehouses.
In New Castle on June 31 a rider was thrown from a horse near the AUT ranch. The horse trampled him causing serious injuries including a fractured breastbone and fractured ribs.
A group of prominent Laramie residents plans an overland wagon journey to Yellowstone National Park next week. Leaders include Bishop Thomas of the Wyoming Episcopal Diocese, Rev Sedgwick of St John’s Church Minneapolis, and local figures Robert Becker, Professor Soule, and Ramee Sutcliffe.
An old advertisement touts TIZ as a quick permanent relief for sore feet. It claims to prevent swelling and corns, cleanses pores, and promises instant effect with claims of long lasting cure. Sold by Luther Podge & Co and Palace at 29 cents.
The article describes a Wyoming wool storage project amid a poor wool market, plans for large warehouses to store nationwide wool. It lists numerous proposed federal railroad measures, including eight hour work limits, free rides for veterans and others, penalties, and safety and freight claims reforms. It notes bills signed into law by the president and pending adjustments.
Chicago June 20 Adequate protection for 8,000,000 holders of $9,000,000,000 in fraternal insurance is expected as states adopt a uniform regulation bill agreed at a New York conference of National Association for Insurance Commissioners representatives. The measure, broader than Illinois law, would curb membership deals, reveal financial conditions, and cut excessive charges while preventing insolvent societies from operating.
Hodgin and Wemoth with Mrs HL Argesheimer leave for Pomona California to establish a new home. They will stay in town briefly with relatives and friends before continuing their journey. Hodgin travels through Wheatland with two freight cars, his touring car, and a few head of livestock. Northern residents of Laramie County plan to visit California this year and may buy property there.
Local weather data for the 24 hours ending at 6 a m June 21 shows a maximum 90 degrees and a low of 72 degrees with precipitation noted. W B Palmer Section Director provided the figures.
A notice states the store will close Saturday June 25 from 1 to 6 PM in response to the mayoral proclamation. It welcomes delegates to the city and aims to make their visit pleasant. TH Jenkins Shor Co.
Congress faces 422 railroad related bills amid 24 000 total proposed measures. Bills seek rate control, operation rules, and require 150 pound luggage charges and more. Advocates say inspectors and new offices would rise, while opponents warn overregulation.
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