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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1911

Page

10

Sheep Herder Survives Five Day Storm With Flock

William McCormick aged about sixty led a three thousand sheep herd through a ferocious blizzard near Desert Rim north east of Kemmerer. After five days of drift and danger he returned to camp with the flock and dog companion, though about a thousand sheep were missing and later found by ranch hands.

Kemmerer Mar Desert William McCormick McCormick George Murdock Wyoming bin Charge Hlader Hensara Primmis

Freight rider’s luckless shortcut tale from Casper

CasperMarch 16 PD Young, a freighter, narrates a harsh trek when he abandoned a winter road to reach a watering stop. He arrived before nightfall only to find the well dry, forcing a 40 mile detour. His team grew exhausted and four horses died by the next morning.

Casper PD. Young Anfiehy Ranch Young Wight Ife

Quarantine Incident Sparks Scrutiny Around Health Board

A state quarantine was allegedly imposed at the home of Dr Anna G Hurd the sole female on the health board prompting criticism and questions about authority and due process. The measure followed a measles case linked to the physician and drew local officials into a political row.

Sheridas Mer State Board of Health Rimid Anna G. Hurd Lealy C. B. Stevenson Murd

Former employee seeks 40000 dollars for arm injury in railroad wreck

Paul Stanko sues Wyoming Coal Mining for 40000 damages claiming a box car lacked proper brakes. He says on January 25 1910 he tried to set the brake, the brake wheel broke and he was pulled under the car wheels injuring his arm. The suit alleges negligence by the railway.

Sheridan Wyoming Coal Mining Company Paul Stanko Raw District Court Colt Stanko

Trials in progress at Weerton county court

In Weerton county the diatriot court handles two trials Grippen a former Ups ton banker faces false entry charges while Michael Reardon is charged with first degree murder for an August 18 1910 assault on Vina Furke that killed her two weeks later. Also Deputy Sheriff Stirling reports Governor Greys requisition of George Senda Gypsy thief whose arrest ends in Ogden Utah. Authorities expect arrival in Laramie Friday.

Nowrenstio Mar Weerton County C. A. Grippen Upton Financial Theother Michael Reardon Treardon Vina Furke Laramie Utah Justice Court Supreme Tribunal of Stirling Frazer Grey George Ogden Priday

Sheridan County jail reinforcement improves security

Sheridan reports six inches of cement completed to strengthen the jail wall and prevent jailbreaking. The work by local authorities aims to secure the facility, with officials optimistic about enhanced safety following the recent reinforcement.

Tiptalney United States Army Sheridan Sheridan County Jaraine Ths Douglas Howard Rohsert Laramie Union Pacific Sterman Hoboken N. J. Sheridan Wyomine Montana

National Protective Region Hosts Dime Dance at Hall

At the old A. O U. W. Hall the National Protective Region will hold a dime dance with dancing and refreshments invited.

Ivory billed woodpecker described as destructive to trees

The excerpt notes common misnames for birds including the ivory billed woodpecker and the woodcock. It states the ivory billed woodpecker bores holes in live trees for its nest, lays three to six glossy white eggs, and is very wary, with early extermination anticipated.

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Formula for Rheumatism Cure Claimed by Physician

A physician promotes a specific compound for rheumatism claiming high cure rates. The recipe combines iodide of potassium, sodium salicylate, wine of colchicum, cardial compounds, balmwort, and syrup sardparilla to be mixed by a druggist and taken in measured doses after meals and at night, with gradual dose increases after a week. The notice urges readers to obtain ingredients via wholesale houses and mentions the State Letter Want Ads.

Pair of Ivory Billed Woodpeckers Caught Near Burnham

Tulsa reports a hunter named Burnham, famed for his knowledge of Oklahoma fauna, mounted a male and female ivory billed woodpecker and sent them to the Washington Bureau of Biology. The birds, Camphilus principalis, are described as the largest woodpeckers with striking black white and red plumage and a two syllable call.

Oklahoma Burham Wanuer Bureau of Viollogy Washington Burnham Gulf States Florida

Stockmen and Sheepmen Agree to Harmless Dead Line

At Spur ranch meeting near Kemmerer stockmasters and cattlemen pledge to observe the dead line and respect each side’s rights. The accord is described as a formality with no recent trouble between cattlemen and sheepmen. Newcastle reports John Owens, Cambria watchman, killed Tom Davis. James O. Maria to prosecute Owens for murder after swift arrest.

Kemmerer Spur Ranch Owens Newcastle John Owens Cambria Tom Davis Wee James Maria Weston County Qwells Erst

Wyoming State Fair trustees plan 1911 improvements

At a March meeting the Wyoming State Fair association organized for next fall’s 1911 exhibition in Douglas. The board approved extensive grounds improvements, additional stock barns, expanded grandstands, private boxes in front of the stands, and reserved press space for newspaper reporters.

Douglas Mar Wyoming State Fair Association Prees St

State Briefs From Laramie County

Reading room at Carnegie Library remains open Sundays in Laramie. A Ment ean sheepherder Douglas-Hallo Mendes drops dead in a saloon from a brain bleed. Coburn, commandant of University of Wyoming cadets, to be present at an event.

Laramie Carnegie Library Douglas—Hallo Mendes Laraade Coburn University of Wyoming Cadets

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