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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1912
Page
10
Encampment Wyoming reports no train service for 18 days as efforts to break through heavy snow failed. The Union Pacific rotary work stalled yesterday and relief is awaited to reopen the line. Townspeople fear shortages of provisions and sugar until freight service resumes.
Sheridan reports a near riot as Sheriff and deputies intervened to control striking miners at Monarch. A local meeting led to arrest warrants and dispersal after attempts by Carneyville unionists to confront supporters. Mines reopened with most workers returning to work.
Officials of the second district National Forest reserves plan a summer project costing about $5,000 to estimate sow timber and growth in the Medicine Row reserve. Fifteen men will operate from July 1 to October 1 to map grazing lands and assess stock grazing capacity.
An old advertisement claims La Rat Ive Bromo Quinine cures colds and headaches. It urges readers to contact for the full product name and signature initials FE. W. Grove for more information.
Rock Springs reports Pete Tate was struck by a Union Pacific train near Van Dyke yesterday and killed instantly after he stepped from one train’s path and was hit by another. The item concludes with an advertisement question about cigar purchases and a plug for the Cheyenne State Leader.
A Virginia resident reports relief from long standing female troubles after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Blood Purifier. She describes fainting spells and fatigue, crediting the remedies with restored health and urges others to try them. A New Orleans reader shares similar improvements during menopause and regularizes her condition after using the same products.
There are ten divorce cases on the district court docket for the current term. Names include Charles Kash versus Lilian Kash, Louis Lewis versus Mattie Lovwis, Thomas Meggoerson versus Melinar Menevernon, Mary Allright versus Frederick Eh, Augusta Pregel versus Herman Pregel, Dora Powell against William E. Powell, Reeves L. Oturphy against Ania Murphy, Clara Hell Jones against Arthur C. Jones, Stella Anderson against Edward Anderson, Annie D. Fitzpatrick against Joseph Fitzpatrick.
Geo EK Drimmer a Rawlings attorney and National Wool and Warehouse association delegate met a fall in Chicago yesterday and sustained a broken wrist during the trip from Rawlins Wyoming dated March 13.
A son born to Mr and Mrs George Sanders of Gresholl. Lt Magruder and Miss Farel Lou wed in San Antonio and return to Sheridan. Thermopolis council awards a 36895.95 water works extension to Harry Holdredge and votes bonds of 65000 for Pipestone water system. Old Timers meet at Meotestac. W R Daley injured by a falling bucket. Valley Encampment reports no snow while surrounding areas snowbound. University Glee Club to tour Laramie Casper Douglas Manville Wheatland and Cheyenne. A Meeteetse couple welcomes a daughter. Laramie Wyoming Creamery expands offices.
A continuation discusses the alleged protective fallacy behind high wool tariffs. It argues workers suffer under reduced wages and deteriorating conditions as protectionist aims mask the motive to shield wool interests, citing exhausted children as living proof that protecting American workers is not the priority of the wool trusts.
R L Lovett and officials including Juline Kruttachnltz A L Mohler and A L Spence traveled through Cheyenne on the president's special. Otis Thayer of Union Pacific signs to join Southern Pacific in Oakland. Also notes honeymoon return baby born to R H Grace and health improvement for Jan McCune after Denver operation.
At the Second Baptist church business meeting resolutions thanked the public for past support from church members and warned against solicitors lacking proper credentials signed by the pastor and officers. Officials fear unauthorized solicitors have harmed the church name and vow to guard against it going forward.
A newsroom prank unfolds as Joe Fisher, clerk of court, phones a reporter with a mock scoop pointing to a snow scoop shovel and ordering fast on Italia street. The gag and a shoe ad close the item with playful local flair.
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