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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1912
Page
2
Doctors Little Game and a Parade of Magazine Pieces
A reader urged to read Dr C A L Reed’s investigation on fee splitting and commissions by doctors and druggists, with a call to discuss it with physicians. The issue includes Socialism explained, The Real Mr Hearst, a Presidential primary style piece, Parcels Post critique, and new installments of novels and short stories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. L. Reed
Cincinnati
Pearson’s
Reed
Hearst
Anthony Partridge
New Dance 5 All the Rage at Glenrock
State papers describe a sensational new dance titled Cinderia demonstrated by Prof. F Vernon Klayten of the University of Berlin at Glenrock. The ritual involves dimmed lights a slipper pile and a staged football collapse with Princes lining sides and cautionary notes about injuries and unsafe practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenrock
F. Vernon Klayten
F. Bb
University of Berlin
How
Cinderia
Professor Klayten
Hay Prices Boom Amid Winter Feed Demands
Sheridan reports hay prices surge to twenty five dollars a ton due to long winter and heavy stock feeding. Montana hay is scarce while local ranchers ask eighteen dollars a hundredweight for loose hay. Rail shipments increase as stockmen rush feed, with corn at 1.85 a bushel and other grains rising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan
Montana
Gasper Gasper is Shot Six Times by Fleeing Suspect in Rock Springs
In Rock Springs on March 29 V Gasper, a coal miner, lies in hospital with six bullet wounds from Nick Yourovich who escaped after the attack. They were walking toward Reliance when Yourovich suddenly fired six times, all shots entering Gasper. Gasper was rumored to carry money, leading to suspected robbery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Springs
V. Gasper
Nick Yourovich
Rellance
Yourovich
Gasper
Wyoming Surrender of Water Rights to Nebraska Questioned
In Washington the Carey Act case moves toward approval as officials note completion of required actions. Senator Warren reports the separation has been sent to the Interior Department for review. The involved company is ready to finance and contract construction, with colonists prepared to relocate and settle for water rights on the Wade lands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Carey Act Department
General Land Office
Warren
Anmaton Department
Aad
Government water policy blocks Wyoming irrigable lands
A March 27, 1912 report from the Receiver at Cheyenne quotes the Reclamation Service on the Pathfinder Project. It argues Congress favors selling storage rights to private interests, limits irrigation above Pathfinder Reservoir, and warns Wyoming may lose water rights to Nebraska, risking desert lands in Albany and Carbon Counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Reclamation Service
Congress
Department
North Platte
Nebraska
United States
North Platte River
Platte River
Pathfinder Reservoir
Saratoga
Medicine Bow County
Carbon
County South
Rawlins
Pathfinder
Thos
Platte Valley
Fort Laramie
Douglas
Albany
Carbon Counties
General Land Office
Goshen Hole
Death tells story of secret marriage
Contained within a probate dispute a woman recounts a secret marriage to a deceased man. She says his mother admitted knowledge and expressed selfish motives about the union and estate. The dialogue touches on plans to pursue courtless settlement and possible pressure over property and bonds. The thread hints at blackmail and contested legacy.
Hidden kitchens and pocket stoves in tight city flats
A remnant survey notes how tenants, especially single young women and bachelors, hide cooking gear in small apartments or trunks to evade landlord rules. The article describes concealed stoves, portable irons, and other devices used to prepare meals, while keeping up appearances amid high rents and strict occupancy norms.
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Bee Williams Mfg. CO
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Ohio
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State of
Cindrimul
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Mairan
Ayer
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