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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1911
Page
6
Cheyenne city items include Buechner Jewelry Co listing, Handmade Trunks at Cheyenne Trunk Factory, James Wilcox entering express business, Ralph Porter’s death in Omaha, Mrs Joseph Wasserman visiting Denver, Young Men's Literary Club meeting, hunting licenses available, janitors cleaning the Federal lawn, notaries issued for local residents, school vaccination order, Best Kansas Cream Flour ad, city council meeting, growing hotel business.
Ed Taylor reports the Cheyenne fire department has received the way bill for newly ordered equipment expected to reach the city today. Ladder practice shows new members becoming efficient on the drill tower behind headquarters. Major Mor rie K Barrole, U S army paymaster, ordered to New York. no successor named yet. Midwest Hotel Reporter spotlights Plaine hotel as feature story with cover cut. Relatives of T W Kelsoe located in North Shields Eng. Harry Martin pleads guilty to shoplifting two skirts and gets fifteen days in county jail. J E Simmons builds a new style roaster and wagon at Seventeenth Street and Carey Avenue. Incorporation papers filed for Lusk fire department and Cumberland Land and Water Co of Evanston with $40,000 capital.
The Salvation Army adjutant notes Cheyenne residents have been more liberal and several fates resolved, but the barracks still needs contributions. A thief stole $120 from Mrs. John Lynch’s trunk at 920 West Eighteenth Street. police have three suspects. Obie Etheridge, editor of the State Leader, posted $1,000 bond after an arson charge. examining trial expected this afternoon. Civil service announced exams in Cheyenne Pedernal for April 12-13 for junior mining and junior mechanical engineers with salaries listed.
An advertisement claims a cure for piles within 14 days with a money refund if itching bleeding or protruding piles persist. The product name Pazointt is mentioned, priced at 50e, with bold guarantees of complete relief.
The avenue will be closed from 2 to 4 this afternoon for the funeral of Augustuh A. Uuechoer. City official David Miller signs the notice.
Chicago reports a declining beef supply as ranchers abandon ranges for farms and eastern markets. USDA data show cattle numbers fell from 1906 to 1909 with further drops. experts expect higher beef later but prices may sag in the near term. County warrants issued in 1910 will be paid March 28.
Advertisement urges readers with rheumatism to self treat using a pharmacist mixed formula containing potassium, sodium salicylate, wine of colchium, Cardiol essence, balmwort, and sarssparilia syrup. The dose starts at one teaspoonful after meals and at night, increasing to two teaspoons after one week.
Notice records the purchase of N. E. 1 4 of Sec 11, T 24 N, R 68 W in Laramie county, Wyoming for 1907 taxes by an unnamed purchaser. It states redemption ends June 6, 1941, and the purchaser intends to apply for a deed on June 6, 1911.
Notice of purchase at a Wyoming tax sale by John Schuneman for Lot 6.7 Bee 6 Town 27 Range 66 in Laramie county. Property taxed to D. C. Beaman of Denver. Redemption period expires June 5 1911. Applicant will seek a deed to the land in county treasurer’s office on June 6 1911.
Tax sale conducted by John Schupeman in Wyoming on the 6th day of August near Boulevard of Block 12 Laramie County for 1907 tax of 0.11 dollars plus interest, penalties, and costs. Property expires to June 5, 1911, with funds to be applied to the county treasurer of Laramie County for a deed on June 6, 1911.
Notice of tax deed proceeding for John Schuneman on property in Torington Lot 1 Block 11 Laramie County Wyoming taxed in Al Smith name for 1907. redemption expires June 5 1911. undersigned will apply to county treasurer June 6 1911. H Altman March 10 17 24.
The annual meeting will be held at the Court House in Cheyenne on Tuesday April 4 1911 at 10 AM for election of officers and other business. Alice Smith is listed as a contact.
The Hot Springs gambling scene was shut down as the grand jury convenes next week amid expected disclosures. Detectives have gathered evidence on extensive club activity and indictments are anticipated. Reports say hundreds of women from hotels frequented the clubs on sight-seeing trips. Weather: Wyoming unsettled with rain, cooler at night. Maximum 59, minimum 24.
Notices given that Lot 1 Section 4 Town 28 Range 67 in Laramie county Wyoming is subject to tax for 1907 with cost totaling 43.68 dollars. The readable fragment indicates a lands tax sale proceeding.
Notice states interest penalty and costs allowed by law on property taxed in W. T. Vaugham name. Sale expires June 5, 1911. Undersigned will apply to Laramie County Wyoming treasurer for a deed to land on June 6, 1811.
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