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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1911
Page
10
Branston March 7. Lawyer M Dione argues county lines can only be changed under constitutional limits. cites Section II Article 127 and seeks clear ruling before Lincoln County division proceeds. Also reports kidnapping case in Laramie and a police attack on a patrolman.
Years of pain end for Mrs Mabel Dawkina after three years of catarrh and blood disease. She tried several doctors with no relief until a friend recommended Moots Sarsaparitia. After two bottles she improved, and Hood's Sarsaparilla is praised as the cure in liquid or tablet form.
J B Taylor of Hulett was walking in a hay loft when he slipped through a feed chute and struck an upright timber, injuring his stomach area. The physician reports his condition as serious.
Authorities in Laramie search for suspects who entered a Baptist church, removing window shades, electric light globes, and other small items. Church officials vow to pursue the guilty until they are brought to account.
Afton March 7. Thomas Seaman was struck in the eye by a flying chip while chopping wood. A physician who treated him says he will probably lose the eye.
Eympic The Single Herald launches with editor Lloyd C. Thomas. Clearmont-Clearmont starts a paper named Newa under editor C T Campbell Jr. Laramie trains resume after snow blockades. Newcastle couple Henry and Mrs Granger celebrate Golden wedding with a second ceremony. Sdngie Mrs Emma Sprugin becomes postmistress. Rawlins fair dates set for September. Evanston rancher Joseph Lynne treated after mule incident. Lovell J A Clark near death after stroke. Ragg R N Booth named postmaster with duties starting April 1. Raxin Daniel Cowley held on horse theft charge. Deaver Wyominka resident mentioned.
Garry Week Gulcatw at Albany hobbis Denver. J. J. Bristol of Green River and Mr and Mrs Ronvheter of Rock Springs. Big Horn County notes: Drumm and wife return from Missouri Mont to take charge of Masia Enterprise. Mrs Drumm remembered as Miss Howrbarn Bowman who eloped here with her sweetheart. Old timers ball in smoke lewa city described as pleasant. Fred Burgman and wife return from Billings. E A Davis and wife go to Kansas City for death in family. H C H S basketball team returns from northern county tour. Elmer Henaby of Otto dies February 28 from pneumonia. L A Parker and Theodore Nilson attend Old Timers ball. Mrs Joslin returns from Denver improved. Shenk family moving into Basin. Basin beats Otto 27 to PT in baseball. Explosion in B H H S chemistry lab injures none but damages clothing. Lou Blakesley ex water commissioner moves to ranch near Otto. Missing on to Ten Sleep School to finish term. George Everett of Lansing Michigan expected to move to Basin with son.
In Walla Walla Washington on March 7 C Osborn a blasting crew member at the Burbank quarry was in a blacksmith shop during a blast. A stone fired from the blast struck a knot in a board, knocked it out and hit Osborn in the head killing him instantly.
Fort Morgan Colorado March 7 Sam Lytte seven miles southeast of town was accidentally shot while trying to shoot a prowling barn cat. While crawling over sacks the gun discharged striking him above the left ear. Lytte, 20, married with three children, was taken in critical condition.
In Haverhill Massachusetts on March 7 Claude Griffin 19 son of Mr and Mrs William Griffin of 81 Elm Street has passed the government stenographic and typing examination. He operates a typewriter with one hand and nearly matches the speed of standard typists.
A fragment notes a Griffin related incident in 1908 where an army unit suffered losses in a gunfiring accident. The exact unit and details are unclear but the event is recorded as a historical fatal incident.
General Charles W. Berflett told Boston University law students that a criminal lawyer needs nerve rare judgment and the ability to stay calm and keep a poker face when a case is collapsing. He urged lawyers to maintain composure as situations deteriorate.
Miss Anne Morgan of Hransville Indiana, twenty years old and good looking, has rejected 200 suitors from the city and advertised for a farmer husband. She longs for the country life, says city temptations wore her out, and notes she was born in the country and returned to farm life after two years in the metropolis.
An unclear hotel notice mentions New York to Boston travel routes and a manager named Frank Winter Holland. The fragment references an international hotel event and a state manager, with several garbled phrases indicating a travel or event announcement last week.
Cambridge March 7 The California state board of health set a baby’s value at 4000 dollars but Prof Seligman calls this too low. Prof Carver of Harvard argues a hypothetical case that a average person is worth 20 dollars and that buying a baby would be a loss. He notes that parents’ value differs from society and explains that economic value depends on labor and consumption, concluding individuals have value only if their labor exceeds their consumption. The piece ends with a State Leader Want Ads line.
Belgar Coeur de Lion, a $4,000 French bulldog owned by Mrs Arnold Lawson, imported from London, died in Boston after a month in the United States. The 13.4 pound pup was brought by a Special Messenger and believed to be weakened by the sea voyage.
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