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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1911

Page

10

Youth criminals in Big Horn jail amid larceny case

Victor Viey Wilson and Wilber Robinson both aged 16 and 17 are in Big Horn county jail charged with larceny after officers found goods believed stolen from Keller sheep camp in Antelope country. They resisted capture on a speeding train and refuse to peaceth, likely to be sent to reform school.

Hasin Mar Victor Viey Wilson Wilber Robinson Aluton Big Horn Jaiil Keller Mithoritiea Reform School

Aged Lady Injured in Yard Fall at Daughter’s Home

Mrs Loretta Woodbury aged 77 fell in the back yard of her daughter Mrs A C Farr at Laramie on March 22. A board tilted causing a badly broken arm and a scalp wound on the head. Attending physicians attended.

Laramie Mar A. C. Farr Loretta Woodbury

Foot Amputated of Former Railroad Man

Friends in Laramie report R. J. Reala, once a local railroad man, whose earlier accident troubles worsened, had a foot amputated just above the ankle. The operation occurred in a hospital at Hot Springs, South Dakota.

Laramie R. J. Reala Hot Spring

Beet Factory Planned for Sheridan Area by Colorado Springs Company

Announcement states a Colorado Springs capital company led by a French capitalist will erect a beet sugar factory in Sheridan. The plan includes expanding beet growing across Sheridan Crook Weston and Johnson counties and will be discussed with local farmers immediately.

Sheridan Mar Colorado Springs Colo Capitaliata Crook Weston Johnson

Fire destroys homestead near Hulett leaving family destitute

Fire of unknown origin totaled the house and contents of Nils wheechernaes a homesteader three miles from Hulett. The family is left destitute with all personal belongings burned. Citizens in the area are contributing to a relief fund for the unfortunate family.

Hulett Mar Nils Wheechernaes

Hog shipments from Lingle signal growing pork industry

In Lingle and adjacent towns in Laramie county, ten carloads of pork have left for Denver markets since January with more to come. Prices have been satisfactory. Separately, County Physician Dr. Tebbitt reported to Howell that a Union Pacific section crew had measles rather than smallpox after a report of an attack.

Laramie Mar Athr T. F. Geddes Ccity Geddes Lingle Laramie County Goshen County Denver Taramie Adic Tebbitt Howell Union Pacific

Hay Stacks Burned as Fire Destroys Field Near Worland

Robert Steele, living near Worland, returns to his field to find three stacks of hay destroyed by fire after leaving to eat dinner. Strong winds fanned the blaze.

Worland Robert Steele

First Prairie Fire of the Year Recorded in State

Report from a few miles from a place describes the first prairie fire of the year in the state. The blaze burned several tons of material but caused little damage as the grass was short and the fire burned out quickly aided by light winds.

Tiogle Mar UHM

Denver Hotel Register Shows Several Visitors Names

A fragmented register from the Brown Palace Hotel in Denver lists midweek visitors including H. M. Geary, Gasper, Toliver of Big Muddy, and H. A. Duncan of Torrington along with a Wyoming reference.

Denver Aver Mer Wyoming Gene Brown Palace Hotel H. M. Geary Gasper A. ©. Toliver Big Muddy H. A. Duncan Torrington

Niobrara Notes and Community Updates

Luck Mar 223 dispatch notes Rev J A Fea cock leaving for Omaha to become dean of Trinitral. J F Wheatland opens cigar and confectionery at Luck. Holleseskers Excursions bring potential settlers biweekly from Chicago to Luck. Spearold daughter of Arthur Root dies of diphtheria in Omaha March 15. Rev and Mrs Jeane McRae plan to emigrate to Oregon due to Mrs McRae’s health. James Evans dies at 49 after illness. interment at Luck cemetery. Work advances on new addition to Lusk reservoir under Ed Daley. Lusk high girls basketball prepares to face Douglas in April. Births, marriages, and local notices listed.

Niobrara Luck J. A. Feacock Pal Douglas Omaha Trinitral Wheatland Luck Mercantile Company Hae Nortine Spearold Arthur Root Jeane McRae Congregational Church Nebraska Oregon McRae James Ed ©. Daley Lush High School

Cold Remedy Ad Claims Headache Elimination

An old classified style notice promotes a cold and flu remedy with bromide and quinine claimed to remove the cause. The ad cites a full product name and price 25 cents by W. Grove.

W. Grove

Birds Get Care At Two St Louis Home Schools

Two St Louis residents run schools and hospitals for homeless birds. Mrs M A Fietcher cares for a canary trained in tricks and bath daily. Charles L Rand houses about fifty birds in the Wright Building and feeds them with meal worms and eggs with help from Miss Rube Kapenschied.

St. Louis Mar M. A. Fietcher Sarah Street Norwich Shoe Charles L. Rand Wright

Diamonds Found in Canadian Mountain Rocks

Diamonds discovered by the Canadian Geological Survey in British Columbia on Olive Mountain near the Telameen river. Charles Camwell collected peridote stones later identified as diamonds by mineralogist R A Johnson. The find is described as scientifically valuable rather than commercially important.

Ottawa Ont Dieco Canadian Geological Survey British Columbia Canada Geological Survey Dantte Charles Camwell Oliven¢ Mountain Telameen River R. A. Johnson

Third degree methods are most brutal in Chicago report

Chicago officials face exposure of brutal third degree police methods used to extort confessions. The Central Howard association highlights cases including John Perry of Alton who was beaten and hosed for a confession, then released on alibi. The tale prompts renewed calls for humane treatment and prison reform.

Chicago Mar Central Howard Association F. Emory Lyon Association John Perry Alton Ohio Perry Assiutant Schusttler Police Department Lyon

Boston Community Adopts Co operative Plan

Winchester residents led by Mrs. Hermann Dudley Murphy plan a cooking plant for communal meals and hire an army of skilled young women to clean members homes. The initiative aims to provide affordable meals and home cleaning services for the local community.

Boston Mags Winchester Hermann Dudley . Murphy

Sherman Co. Quote Credits Influence on Marital Trends

A Mrs Murphy speaking for Collier’s White Lean at Sherman Co. asserts that influence reduces the number of old maids and divorced women, highlighting social attitudes and potential reform.

Collier Sherman Co

Baking Helps By Mrs Janet McKenzie Hill

Practical baking guidance from Mrs Janet McKenzie Hill editor of the Boston Cooking School Magazine. The article stresses moderate oven heat to allow rising before browning and warns against excessive heat that stops rising. It notes technique for doughs and pastries and promotes a KC Cook’s Book offer with a 25 cent KC Baking Powder certificate.

Janet McKenzie Hill Boston Cooking School Magazine Jaguars Moo. Co Chicago

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