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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1912
Page
10
March 19 notice lists Lawter and officers for the Lawler Chih welcoming roles. Names include Dr W F Stilth president Ralph Kimball vice president Dr W G treasurer PB Coolidge chairman T J Cole house steward FE A Powers M B Rhodes W W Thires John Dillon HM CG Hal stone board of governors. Prices and shop details appear for Kopald's hat store at 204 W 17th Street.
The Cheyenne State Leader reports two railroad stories this week with an extension of the Northwestern from Lavider to Suit Lae City and the Db T N W line from Littaiale to the coast via Lander. Break with Union Pacific is blamed for the Northwestern move while Vandertilt interests may take over the Laramie-Denver line. Where to buy cigars is advertised at Wilson's.
Byron reports a sensational case after an infant corpse was found beneath a river bank near the town, with the trunk bearing the name Miss Martha Cozzens. A 16 year old girl confessed giving birth and concealing the body, naming Alex Pryde as the father, leading to his arrest and release on bond.
Thermopolis reports Witchester departs Monday for Waterloo Iowa to arrange manufacture of fifty machines he invented to repel wild animals from a deep. He has been granted a patent and will return early May to implement the machines at lambing caims. Winchester also designed a hay tacker expected to become popular with farmers.
The new Masonic temple at Lusk was formally dedicated by Grand Master Harold Banner of Casper, assisted by Past Master M. R. Johnston of Wheatland and Senior Grand Warden Meckinson of Lander. Ballengee received the Past Master's jewel from Harmony lodge, acknowledged by a dignified speech. A banquet followed, with festive St Patrick decor. The temple stands as a prideful symbol of civic progress in Lusk.
A reader notes pricing at a local hat shop at 204 West 17th Street listing a $4.90 item and asking if customers would pay $2.50 or more. The fragment hints at discount or sale pricing confusion.
Public notice promising cure for piles with PAZO OINTMENT and refund if symptoms of itching bleeding or protruding piles persist after six to fourteen days. Availability advertised at drugstores for 50 cents.
Lander March 19 Manager H M Redden of the XL Mining and Dredging Company left for Atlantic to prepare for the opening of the big placer property as soon as snow clears The company has bought 1500 ft of spiral steel riveted pipe and two hydraulic rams from the John Haseltine represented mining company The equipment sits at Placerville on Twin creeks ten miles from XL property Redden will oversee transfer and operations will begin with three 2 1 2 in nozzles capable of displacing 2000 yards of dirt per day.
G W Penis of Leakie sustains a broken leg after a horse he rode on the ice fell. a son was born Monday in Laramie to Mr and Mrs John Beaudoin. an eastern man plans an iron foundry in Laramie with a railroad official writing to the Chamber of Commerce. Babe dies Mary Wagers.
Short local items report a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Warren Pogue of Lander a marriage between Gerald Stack of St Louis and Louise Werlen of Lander a new pool hall license change in Lovell births and deaths in Lusk Hudson Thermopolis and Sun Dance and business moves including Engle Welton Baldos and Jackson couples and a cement block factory opening in Lovell.
The passage discusses how subsurface moisture enhances root depth and surface area, aiding nutrient uptake and crop quality. It notes that adequate subsoil water supports continued growth during extended spells and improves overall yields.
Fragmentary OCR passage discusses a figure named Jimmie and a bank, with garbled lines about reading and denial. The readable bits hint at a wartime setting, a bank or basketball reference, and a quoted exchange, but the meaning remains unclear.
The article argues dynamite can subsoil more effectively than ordinary plows by breaking the surface crust to deepen soil, preventing root penetration and disrupting soil nutrient availability. It notes that repeated surface plowing exhausts topsoil, leading to smaller crops and poorer plant development over years.
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