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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1913

Page

2

Syndicate Buys Big Horn Timber in Wyoming

The Ble Horn Timber company at Ranchester has new owners, a syndicate from Atlantic City led by FR. YW. Cuthbert and WH. G. Harris. The deal totals about 1.7 million, with land and property valued at 600,900 to be purchased from T. BR. McPherson. John C Gowler and J. J. Smith will run Woodrock and Ranchester operations, with 40 lumbermen to work and a 600,000 railroad ties contract tying work to Burlington for at least two years.

T. BR. McPherson FR. YW. Cuthbert WH. G. Harris Atlantic City John C Gowler J. J. Smith Goseler Woodrock Burlington Gosaler Smith Ranchester Wy EB. Flook

Rule of Road Uphheld by Judge in Carroll Case

Judge Nichols finds James Dold technically guilty of violating city ordinances using common law road rules. He orders a one dollar fine and notes possible changes to exempt heavily loaded wagons from forced rut avoidance, amid a contested hearing with street commissioner Geer and others observing.

Aubrican Wyo Geer Carroll James Dold Joan Nichols J. Hintgens Baldwin Mer Carroll Mr. Carroll City Ordnances

State Farm Demonstration Farm Work Nears Completion

Breaking work on the state demonstration farm in Jirkeh Wyoming has been completed. Workers on the wind-up include A Davie J R Cortner Ole Cortner T House and J M Norris. Geo Grant has been discing and borrowing for the state during the past period.

Jirkeh Wyo A. Davie J. R. Cortner Ole Cortner T. (. House J. M. Norris Geo. Grant

Farm sowing progress praised by state official in Niobrara region

Week and to farm is now ready for sowling Irofessor Edd Walton state ane perintendent of dry farming was ba jked part of that week and expremed great pleasure at the work done on the farm. Mr. Horsard has been placed in charge and besides looking after the work on the state farm he may give demonstrations in other parts of Niobrara and Converse county The Chicago Northwestern Railway company in much interosted in the sieves of the farm they are waking up to the fact that farming will be paying proposition in the part of the State.

Chicago & Northwestern Railway Company

Car overturn incident injures local lawyer in Cody

In Cody Wyoming on May 1 a car went over a bank near Springs injuring attorney W L Walls who was trapped beneath the vehicle. Ridgeley Newell and H T Newell freed him. Walls suffered severe head and rib injuries with bruises. The driver, judge Ridglery, escaped unhurt as the car toppled eight feet down a hill after brakes failed. The car, owned by H R Weston, was damaged but later driven back.

Cody, Wyo Alito Ridgeley Walls H. T. Newell W. L. Walls Ridglery Newell Mr. Walte Tome H. R. Weston

Disconsolate Lovers stage dialogue excerpt

An exchange from a Chicago Tribune piece shows a distressed couple in heated talk. The dialogue hints at romantic tension, with a character pressing for marriage while another questions motives.

Mailen Geoffrey Lillian Chicago Tribune

Peruna Promises Relief for Digestive Ailments

A Toledo woman reports a 24 pound gain and improved digestion after using Peruna and claims it cured heaviness and pain while Verona notes others are astonished by the recovery. A Utah doctor praises Peruna for dyspepsia and constipation, citing a 60 year old patient who found relief in two weeks. Tablets also available for those who object to liquid medicine.

Wilson Hobinson Nosel St Toledo Ohio Wilson Robinson Peahla Verona Helen A. Maxfield Lyman Utah

Water supply information available from United States Geological Survey

The US Geological Survey maintains an office in Denver Colorado and provides public access to geological, mineral, and hydrological publications. Reports cover geology mineral resources coal oil topo graphs runoff underground waters and irrigation water power planning. Topographic maps aid good roads development and regional planning.

Rocky Mountain States United States Geological Survey Midintains Chamber of Commerce Enver Colorado United States Geological Survey

Memoir alle ggedly links crown prince to Meyerling death

Countess Marie Larisch in My Past recounts a sensational tale claiming the crown prince plotted to seize Hungary, then died by his own hand to avoid his father's wrath. She says he sought help from her, handed a steel casket, and referenced mystic letters before a cloaked figure appeared. London papers doubt the account.

London Marie Larisch Meyerling Hungary Austria Mary Hofburg R. D. Ua Peror I John of Tuscany John Orth South America The Daily Mail

Bids on Casper Postoffice Too High

W F Henning reports to Senator Warren that the lowest bid for the Casper federal building instruction reached 57000 while the appropriation was 53000. All bids are rejected and new bids will be called. Timing uncertain due to government delays and red tape.

Casper, Wio W. F. Henning Warren Caspers Tew Federal

Body of Woman Found in Snow After Disappearance

Fort Collins Colorado May 3 The body of Mrs. Alice McMillen who disappeared during a raging storm was found in the snow five months after she vanished. The report notes investigators are examining circumstances surrounding the death.

Blizzard Claims Life in Manhattan Mining District

A mining man John McNabbh reports a mountain blizzard in the Manhattan mining district 75 miles northwest last December. Indications point to Mrs. McMillan falling over a bluff and dying when she struck the ground about 30 feet below.

Manhattan Here John McNabbh

Indictments Return Against Eight San Francisco Officers

San Francisco May 2 grand jury indicts eight detectives and patrolmen in a corruption case alleging conspiracy with a bank gang. The officers are accused by bank members of sharing spoils.

San Francisco Banco Cing

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State of Wyoming Horn Timber State Farm Peruna Dubsky Shockamaxon Dubsky the Tailor 17Th St Sten Sherman Co Hart Schaffner Marx Heiter McMillan & Shepherd Specialists Ayer L O. Ayes Hudson Reo W. E. Dinneen 16Th ST
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