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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1912
Page
2
State of Wyoming article lists new officers for Hus Men's Clat funder group with roles including Dr W F Stilth as president Ralph Kimball as vice president and Dr W G1 as treasurer and a board of governors. The piece mentions prices at Kopald's Hat Store 204 W 17th Street and a one year designation.
The Cheyenne State Leader notes extensions from Lavider to Suit Lae City and the Db T. N. W. coast route via Lander, citing a break with Union Pacific as the cause and Western Pacific coast connections as possible. Vandertilt interests may take over the Laramie Denver line.
Byron March 19 local authorities investigated an infant corpse found beneath a river bank near Wyron. Miss Martha Cozzens was identified on the trunk and confessed to giving birth as a domestic in Powell. A 16 year old boy named Alex Pryde was arrested and released on $1000 bonds amid sensational local coverage. The mother claimed the child died by smothering during birth and was later disposed of in a trunk before the mother transported the body to Byron.
Thermopolis reports patent granted for a machine that weaves wild animals away from a deep. Witchester leaves for Waterloo Iowa to arrange manufacture of fifty machines. He expects to return early May to put the devices into operation at lambing houses. Winchester also designed a hay tacker likely 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. The event featured a presentation to Mr. Ballengee from Harmony lodge and a celebratory banquet.
A fragmented ad from 204 West 17th Street promotes footwear prices with a bold query about a $4.90 pair and a stated $2.50 offer, hinting at discount shoe sales and local retail activity.
The druggist offers a refund if PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure itching, burning, or protruding piles within 6 to 14 days. The advertised price is 50 cents.
Lander reports XL Mining and Dredging Company plans to open its large placer property once snow melts. Manager H. M. Redden travels to Placerville on Twin creeks to arrange transfer of 1,500 feet of spiral steel pipe and two hydraulic rams from John Haseltine's company. Initial setup includes three 2 1 2 inch nozzles with capacity to move 2,000 yards of dirt daily.
G W Penis of Leakie suffers a broken leg when a horse he rode fell on ice. A son was born Monday in Laramie to Mr and Mrs John Beaudoin. An eastern man plans an iron foundry in Laramie as a railroad official writes to the Chamber of Commerce. Babe dies Mary Wagers in
Short notices list weddings births and business moves across Lander Lovell and Thermopolis. Items include a new daughter to the Wargerds of Sweetwater a marriage between Michel Engle and Charlotte Welton and a license to wed for Baldos and Jackson.
Incomplete text discusses subsoil water capacity and its impact on root spread and crop quality. Mentions surface area, depth of root growth, and potential improvements in crop yield under extended irrigation conditions. Notes unclear references to fertilization and timing.
Incoherent OCR snippet shows a wartime dialogue with names like Jimmie and Patrick and unclear references to soldiers or ranks. The text is garbled and lacks a coherent narrative or verifiable facts.
Dynamite is claimed to subsoil more effectively than ordinary plows which only mix the top 6 to 10 inches. Plow crust forms a hard sole hindering root growth, causing nutrient depletion and progressively smaller crops over years.
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