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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1910
Page
2
In Laramie on June 21 a large mock of a disease suspected to be contagious has been linked to Dr J M Bennett of Cheyenne. Federal inspectors ordered quarantine in the southern part of Albany County as part of the response.
A group led by W D McKeon McCoubrey Mrou and J M Cornelivon announce a joint wool sale by auction. Bids will be opened in the warehouse city where the wool is stored.
New Castle June 31 A horseman named My Lindwey was thrown from a mount near the AUT ranch. He sustained a broken leg and fractured ribs after the animal trampled him.
A party of prominent Laramie residents plans an overland wagon trip to Yellowstone National Park next week. The group includes Bishop Thomas of the Wyoming Episcopal Diocese, Rev Sedgwick of St John's Church St Paul Minn, Robert Becker of Jacksons Hole, Professor Soule and Ramee Sutcliffe and Lewis.
An old advertisement touts TIZ as a quick relief for sore feet with claims of instant relief and permanent results. It stars Luther Podge & Co and Chi Eine, selling at 29 cents through Palace stores.
The scene in Sheridan Wyoming reports plans to build large wool storage warehouses to hold Wyoming’s wool for favorable prices. The piece also notes a general push for rail labor reforms and new federal measures on railroads, freight claims, and safety, with multiple bills progressing through Congress.
Chicago June 20 Protested by National Association for Insurance Commissioners representatives at a New York conference. Aimed to enact a uniform regulation bill to protect 8,000,000 holders of 9 billion in fraternal insurance from irregular practices. Illinois urged stronger powers for the insurance commissioner to seize control when payments are in arrears. The proposed bill would curb membership deals and lack of transparency, reducing excessive costs and insolvent societies.
Yailamie county pioneers head to Pomona California after visiting relatives. Mr Hodgin travels from Wheatland with two freight cars and his touring car. They plan to settle in California with a grove and residence bought recently. Several residents may follow for property investment this year.
Weather report covers the 24 hours ending 6 am June 21 with a maximum 90 degrees and a low around 72. Precipitation noted but details are unclear. Section Director W B Palmer records the data.
The document proclaims the store will close Saturday June 25 from 1 to 6 pm in response to Mayor Qook’s proclamation. It expresses intent to receive delegates and make their visit pleasant while the JenkIns Shor Co effort stands ready.
A broad push in Congress sees 422 railroad specific bills amid 24 000 total proposals this session. Proposals target rate setting operations and mandatory practices while warning of inspectors and new offices, including a proposed federal boiler inspector general and 200 local inspectors.
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