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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1916

Page

9

Wyoming man tried for grand larceny over home dispute

In Afton Wyoming county court Alvin Alfred faces grand larceny charges for allegedly moving a house that belonged to Kelly Hamilton. The case centers on a mortgage sale and whether improvements or land were included, with a related parallel case against Allred in Idaho stalled due to nonappearance.

Aipton Siete Wyoming Alvin Alfred Afton Kelly Hamilton Coheritlo Hamilton Ty Alfred Fio Jiemilton Alconterned Ponesiana Hiamilton Herr Allred Rockland Idaho Howe Alvin Allred Allred

Keep on Dipping Sheep Against Scab

Sheep owners should continue yearly dipping to protect against sheep scab, say specialists from the department of agriculture. Despite ten years of eradication efforts reducing losses, officials warn that the disease is not completely gone and ongoing dipping is needed to safeguard the industry.

Department of Agriculture

Worland Educator Named New Kersey Consolidated Chief

Superintendent Harry B. Johnston of Worland public schools has accepted the superintendency of the Kersey Colorado consolidated school system. Kersey and two adjoining districts voted to consolidate two years ago and build a leading consolidated school in northern Colorado. Johnston will be near his hometown and pleased to be close to his parents.

Colomat Worland Harry B. Johnston Worland

Buffalo calves increase herd at Springs reserve

The Star notes grow in the Fort Springs reserve pack as six more calves join the herd, bringing total numbers to twenty. Vital statistics records confirm the births and new companions of the original survivors.

Thermopolis Star Fot Springs Dewurvivale

Government telephones crew departs for Cakerilie repair work

In Afton on May 18 under K P Cook the government service telephone crew leaves to repair lines from the point to Cray's river and build new lines. After July 1 the crew will be increased as the forest district plans substantial work this season. Present with Sir Cook are Thomas Hale Mile Crown Henry Leavitt and Delbert Cook.

AFTON K. P. Cook Ie Point Cray's Sir Cook Thomas Hale Mile Crown Henry Leavitt Delbert Cook

Old Jackson Hole resort destroyed by fire

Jackson May 16 report from the Tourist resort of K D Sheffield known as Teton Lodge was destroyed by fire this morning. The main building burned after a stovepipe fire in the kitchen.

Jackson Ego K. D. Sheffield Teton Lodge Waa Reclamation Service Sheffield

Lighter Paper Saves Government Millions Annually

The U S department of agriculture reports lighter weight papers cut costs for government printing. Since 1904 officials advise lighter paper for journals books and wrapping papers. One year savings totaled about 438000 including reduced printing and mail charges.

Wreau of Chemistry U. S. Department of Agriculture Bureau of Chemistry Chia

Cheyenne Council Proceedings May 15 1916

The Cheyenne city council met in regular session at 1 20 PM with a quorum. Minutes from May 1 regular and adjourned meetings and May 11 special meeting were read and approved. Commissioner Martin introduced a bill for an ordinance to determine

Cheyenne Wio Martin

Carlisle Enjoys Life at Prison

William A Carlisle, the Union Pacific train robber found guilty at Chadron and sentenced to life, writes to Fred Dudley in Laramie that prison life is more comfortable than expected. He plans to learn a trade and hopes to earn extra money by stealing bridles and hatbands while in confinement.

Laramie William A Carlisle Union Pacific Chayenne Fred Dudley Thie City Hanna

Pioneer Rancher Kilkinney Dies in Buffalo

Sheridan May 16. C C Kilkinney a plonger rancher died in Buffalo Friday night from paralysis. He lived in Johnson county for thirty three years and once served as county commissioner.

Sheridan C. C. Kilkinney Buffalo Johnson County

Danger of Classifying Feeble Minded Children

At the National Conference of Charities and Correction in Indianapolis Dr G Bliss of Fort Wayne argued that some so called backward children are dangerous, dubbing them misfire and eloge in social adjustment and urging their early discovery and segregation in feeble minded institutions, noting they often commit grave crimes and never blame themselves.

Indianapolis National Conference of Charities and Correction G. 8. Bliss Indiana School For Fort Wayne Ind Miles Elisa

City Meeting Minutes Mention Water Taps and Liquor Tax

The record notes a first reading and tabling of a water tap price and an ordinance for a special license tax on liquor sellers. City clerk certification follows of Cheyenne Wyoming May 15 1916 minutes. It also includes unrelated notices about housing ads and child behavior discussions from the period.

Coffee Drinkers Not Worried by Mocha Descriptions

Washington bulletin from the National Geographic Society explains that fears of Mocha or Java coffee shortages are unfounded as aroma remains pleasing regardless of the name. It notes most U S imports last year came from the Americas, with Far East coffee comprising less than a third of total imports.

Wasilington Naton Geographic Society of Washington Bulletin America Arabia Thousuade Penineula Java United States Far East Modia

The Indies and the Tea Countries Auling West Across the Atlantic

Legends tell how sheep sparked coffee discovery when grazing on shrubs leading to sleepless nights. Coffee spread from Yemen to Egypt, Europe, and London’s first coffee houses. Mocha’s port, Yemen, dominates trade though the town’s grandeur is illusory. Yemen’s caravans head to Hodellat and Aden as Braai exports rise.

Indies Auling Egypt Europe Constantinople Venice Walter Raleigh London Charles Yemen Mocha

Feder Sand Company Seizment Fire Insurance Leads

Fire insurance leaders for the Feder Sand Company section. City property to sale.

THE Feder Sand Company Seitment Tomale

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