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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1916

Page

10

Fremont County Power Company to Build Plant on Little Popo Agi

Fremont County Power Company, capitalized at 500000, discloses plans to begin operations on the Little Popo Agi. The project involves water rights, a 2x90 foot fireproof plant, three 1600 horsepower under shot water wheels, and transmission lines to Atlantic City Lewiston Lander and Riverton. Chief engineer Bardslee reports progress and expects a meeting in Kansas City to finalize water wheel purchases.

Kanes City R. Bowrdeloe Lincoln Neb Ets Koupal Commercial Club Young's Ranch Atlanticity Lewiston Lander Hudson Riverton Bardslee Messrs. Armatead Beve Kansas City San Ciaco

Wool contracts set at twenty cents per pound in Havanton

Last Saturday Pointer & Company Chesney Sheep Company Antone Hansan and Stahley Bros entered into wool contracts at twenty cents per pound. The action occurred in Havanton on May 139, listing the firms involved.

Hvanbton Pointer & Company Chesney Sheep Company Antone Hansan Stahley Bros

Drilling Halted by Court Order in Drayton Case

In Thermopolis Judge Winters heard a restraining order in the dispute involving Elmer Drayton Grey Bull Refining Co and K T Wik Jiame Drilling Co The land claim traces to a prior homestead entry by Drayton and a later drilling contract by Grey Bull Refining Co with F T Williams Williams rigged on the land when Drayton moved to eject him and damage occurred A warrant led to Drayton being brought to town with trial set for Saturday The injunction blocks further drilling until the court orders otherwise

Thermopolis C. KR. Winters Elmer Drayton Va Greyhull Refining Company K.T. Wik Jiame Drilling Company Marrteon Krayton Greybull Refining Company F. T. Williams Willian Drayton Williams

Manderson State Bank Opens in Mander Son

A new company named Manderson State Bank purchased deposits, building, and furnishings of the First State Bank of Manderson and opened for business. Directors named J H Montgomery, A K Lee, D K Nowells, F C Emerson, H T Church. Montgomery president, Lee vice president, Nowells cashier.

A Famous Physician’s Wonderful Discovery

Dr. Pierce, medical director at the Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute in Buffalo, announces a remedy named Anuric as a uric acid solvent. The claim states it quickly eases inflammation symptoms, scalding urination, urine sediment, and related pains by restoring kidney function and blood purification with hot water and Anurte tablets.

Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute Buffalo N. Y Pierce

Pyrex Glass Fades in Wartime Kitchen Plea

Fragmentary note describes sanitary casserole ideas and fake dishes as wartime aids. It mentions Pyrex glassware in a context of kitchen efficiency and wartime thrift without clear dates or sources. The passage reads as a brief, domestic wartime tip or slogan with uncertain origin.

Unknown man ends life by train in Fort Laramie yard

A man about 40 years old, identified only by a card reading Wm. Murray and a Kansas City hotel address, stepped in front of a local freight at Burlington yards in Fort Laramie yesterday. A brakeman witnessed the event and described severed head and arm injuries as the train switched. The home city remains unknown.

Gubrnsky Burlington Fort Laramie Wm. Murray Kansas City

The Defective Delinquent Debated At National Conference

Edwin L. Garvin of New York City spoke on the case of the mental defective at the national conference of Charities and correction in Indianapolis. He argued the life of a defective delinquent in penal institutions has three phases before during and after incarceration and questioned whether states should help persistent criminals.

Indianapolis Ind National Conference of’ Charities and Correction Edwin L. Garvin Court of Special Sessions New York City Garvin Goodrich Ameri B. F. Goodrich Co Akron Ohio

Improvements for Miners at Sunrise Wyoming Camp

The C F P I officials aid Sunrise living upgrades including a planned Catholic church, a park and playgrounds. H L Rowe will join Sunrise as YMCA secretary around May 12. Rockefeller Jr funded dispensaries at Primero and Sunrise with Sunrise hospital construction to start soon, other camps to follow.

Guernsey Portien H. L. Rowe Union Pacific Sunrise Wyo C. F. & J. Industrial Bulletin John D. Rockefeller, Jr Colorado Fuel and Iron Company Primero Colo Rockefeller

Proposal for state custody and reform through institutional farms

The text advocates permanently segregating offenders in state custody, creating large institutions with industrial farms and potentially a psychiatric element. Inmates would live regular lives, work according to ability, and contribute to the facility’s support, reframing punishment as a societal asset rather than rehabilitation.

Psycia

Wyeth Sage and Sulphur Compound for Hair Darkening

An old home recipe now sold as Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound promises natural, even darkening of faded gray hair. A bottleneck bottle, about 50 cents, dampened on a sponge or brush, coats a strand to erase gray, leaving hair darker, thicker, and glossier without obvious signs of coloring.

Wyeth

Frontier Dates for Cheyenne Mreatier Days

The notice lists dates for the Cheyenne Mreatier Days celebration with entries July 6 27 23 and then unclear. It emphasizes remembering the principal dates and urges recording them.

Cheyenne

Cheyenne Council Accepts Filtration Plant and Disallows Claim

In a special 1916 meeting the Cheyenne City Council accepted the Pittsburgh Filter Manufacturing filtration plant verbally with written confirmation pending. The city rejected a $107.95 extra work claim and ordered storm sash installation per plans.

Pittsburgh Pilter Manufacturing Smoke Captain Smoke Pittsburgh Filter Manufacturing Company Laughlin Burne & McDonnell Pittsburgh Manufacturing Company J. J. Showalter

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