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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1912

Page

10

Wyoming rail line in debt plan to raise 500000

Two stockholder committees representing about 2200 holders of the Denver Laramie and North western railroad and its affiliates plan a reorganization. They aim to raise 500000 to pay floating debts and extend the line to Scott. J D Milliken resigns as president of Northwestern Land and Iron company. successor to be chosen from contributing investors. A 25 per share levy is proposed to provide working capital and cover obligations. The extension to Scott forty four miles west of Greeley is funded from internal capital. Directors named include WT B Patton J R Pearson O E Webb DM Rothweiler J B Tressler OFB Palm and T C Henry.

Tinver Getoainy Denver Laramie J. D. Milliken Greeley Scott Ate Fh Wt, B. Patton J. R. Pearson O. E. Webb Watchinson Kan DM. Rothweiler Bison J. B. Tressler Peabody OFB Palm Gincoln Neb T. Cc Henry

Supervisor R. W. Allen Heads to Denver for District Office

Shoshone forest supervisor R. W. Allen left Saturday for Denver after being summoned by district forest officials. Service rules require five to six weeks at the district office during May and early June, with 29 evaluators in the Second district spanning Colorado Wyoming Nebraska Wind and South Dakota, ensuring some presence in the office year round.

Cody R. W. Allen Shoshone Forest Denver

Boy Sustains Facial Injury Playing Near Horses

Walter Worley, younger son of W G Worley, suffered a facial wound last Monday evening while playing in a barn near horses. Dr White and Dr Condit closed the wound with nine stitches in the right cheek and report the boy out of serious danger.

Baggs Walter Worley W. G. Worley White Condit

Laramie Valley Focuses on Massive Irrigation Expansion

The record notes a year of intense activity in the Laramie valley with widespread progress. Mechanics are employed and hundreds work the plains on large irrigation projects signaling tremendous development across the region.

Laramie Valley

New Bank Portt Dson Incorporation Papers Filed

In Hudson on May 1 incorporation papers for the Farmers' and Moor ehanta' bank were sent to the secretary of state. Capitalization will be 10000 or 15000 dollars and may be increased if needed.

Hudson Farmers’ and Moorehanta’ Bank

Cody Man Saved From Death By One-Eighth Inch Blade

Cody man La Fond survived a stabbing in a barn quarrel with Jack Johnson. La Fond was struck on the left neck, the knife missing the jugular vein, saving him from probable death. Johnson, an employee of Windna mining and resident of Alger Avenue, had returned to Cody for a debt collection.

Cody la Fond Jack Johnson Jamaon Ha Homder Keystone Livery Furn Johnson Windna Mining Company Sunlight Tewides Alger Ave LaFond

Bonneville Town Opening Planned Along Burlington Line

The Lincoln Land company prepares to open the new town of Bonneville about four miles from Shoshoni on the Burlington railroad. Powell Bank shows deposits up 23000 in two months amid poor weather. Oregon Basin oil prospects tied to S L Wiley and T J Harrison. Three Powell weddings reported: Lutowsky Singer, Oviatt Lindsay, McPherson Wed Wed. Burlington announces photographer corps for Basin views to bolster advertising. Sheriff sheridan notes dogs with goitre unusually common. Party primaries push conventions a week earlier to May 7 with county committee meetings set.

Lincoln Land Company Bonneville Burlington Railroad Shoshoni Powell Bank First State Bank of Powell S. L. Wiley Oregon Asia Oregon Wiley New Enterprise Albert Lutowsky Frances Singer Percy Oviatt Catherine Lindsay Joseph McPherson Alma Basin Big Thorn Basin Sheridan Switzerland

North Dakota Delegation Plans Solid Wilson Vote at Convention

Washington May 1 Former U S Senator Pace of North Dakota says ten delegates will vote solidly for Woodrow Wilson after the first ballot at the national Democratic convention Burke will be presented on a complimentary first ballot. The delegation believes Wilson can carry North Dakota and defeat Roosevelt or Taft. Parcel toured Washington and visited the Senate before heading to Jacksonville.

Washington, D. C United States William J. Pace North Dakota Woodrow Wilson New Jersey Burke Purcell Washington Wilson Col. Roosevelt Taft South Dakota Parcel Jacksonville Iise Senate

Headaches and Nervousness Consultation and Exam Pre

A report notes headaches and nervousness prompting a medical consultation and examination. Details on symptoms and possible causes are limited in the fragment. Further readings may include evaluation steps and treatment options.

Seventh Sister Weds at Old Lander Home

In Lander yesterday Mrs. A. M. Read and Walter Webster of Denver were married at the old Homestead where seven sisters of the family have wed. Webster works in insurance.

Old Lander Lander A. M. Read Walter Webster Denver M. Baldwin United States Army

Merchants face boycott fears in Cheyenne editorial

An Interstate Trade Bulletin article from Denver notes Cheyenne merchants threaten to boycott newspapers opposing Senator Warren. It argues such tactics hurt business, warn against politicizing advertising, and compare coercive methods to past Inquisition era pressure. Public opinion mixes business aims with politics.

Cheyenne Interstate Trade Bulletin of Denver Colo Leader the Tribune Bulletin Wyo Warren Senator Warren

How to Choose a Car From Readiness to Delivery

An extensive, Opinionated guide favors Studebaker cars and outlines a method for selecting autos. It emphasizes eliminating unlikely models, verifying manufacturer depth, production scale, and dealer backing, then recommends Studebaker Flanders 20 and EMF 30 as top choices backed by reputation and delivery timelines.

Aca Adayman Studebaker Flanders Studebakers

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