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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1913

Page

2

Milwaukee Road interest grows in Sheridan Miles City rail line

A Wyoming city meeting reports Milwaukee Road interest in a Miles City to Sheridan Buffalo and Casper railroad. Officials say the company will aid traffic but not finance the project, with plans for a possible independent company and bond issues to raise capital.

Sheridan Wyo Milwaukee Road Miles City Buffalo Casper Conmiereal Club W. Perry Sherhlan Chicago Perry Vicr Sewell The Milwaukee Errou Csewell Menor Brrffalo Cooper

Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy

A vintage promotional note urges every family to keep Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy during hot weather. It claims the preparation has no superior for its purpose and stresses timely buying for summer needs.

Chamberlain

Worthless dog demonstrates faithfulness of a loyal man

The fragment describes a dog’s behavior as a measure of a man’s faithfulness, illustrating a moral yang of loyalty and human character through animal action.

New Oil Drill at Dana Ranch in Sheridan Wyoming

A six ton drill arrived from Salt Creek and was loaded for Parkman to drill at the Dana Ranch. John Johns, mining engineer, says the ranch suits geological conditions and expects an oil strike. The drill can reach 3000 feet, with optimism for substantial results before deepening further.

Sheridan Wyo Salt Creek Parkman Aa Data Ranch John Johns Focal Buffalo Here Clearmont

Hunting for a New Preacher in Laramie

The Presbyterian church in Laramie, Wyoming, held a meeting to canvass members about church finances and to report next Wednesday on locating a new pastor after the resignation of Walter A. Henrite. Possible candidates Rev A C Hogblin and Rev Graham Hunter were discussed though no formal applications were received.

Laramie Wyo The Presbyterian Church Walter A. Henrithe Rainier Beach Waah A. C. Hogbln Graham Hunter

Made Three Millions in Three Years From Bolivia Contracts

New York reports K Muteh von, chief contracting engineer, returning from Uyyeil Bolivia aboard the steamer Almirante with 4 million in profits after three years of work. Mr Hutcheon praises Bolivia as an easy place for rapid gains by a white man without hard labor. The Almirante’s commander Capt W HM Jeves notes severe hurricane activity and sleeping whales off Barnegol as the voyage proceeded.

New York K. Muteh Beoloh Contracting Igineer Uyyeil Bolivia United States Company Almirante Hutcheon W. HM Jeves Barnegu

Surviving the Mine Darkness A Workman’s Escape Tale

A lone miner describes two miles underground amid dense gas and blackout when a firing begins. He battles damp matches, disorientation, and soot to find a surface doorway and emerge at nearly midnight after hours of peril.

Streag Tulpe Harrow

The Greedy One Travel Tale From South Africa

A fragmentary tale recounts Mr Dotley Kidd accusing a native of greed while the native retorts with playful reproach. The dialogue hints at shared meals and daily duties as a moral vignette in a colonial frame.

South Africa Dotley Kidd Molentet Katty

Instructors in Agriculture Paid Higher Salaries

A U S bulletin shows high school agriculture teachers earn more than peers in other subjects. Typical male high school pay is 700 dollars, while agriculture teachers mainly earn about 1,200. Growth in demand follows extended training and state aid to schools.

United States Bureau of Education Iir United States C. W. Robinson F. B. Jenks Agricul Ture Bureau of Education Alabama Arkansas California Merida Geergia Louisiana Maine Missinaipy Missouri North Carolina North Dakota Omo Oklahoma South Carolina Texas

Easy to Bear and the Weight of Others’ Grief

The piece discusses how people claim to stay joyful and advise others to endure life with courage while admitting that the sorrows of others are often the burdens we carry most easily. It notes the contrast between cheerful maxims and the hidden weight of shared distress.

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