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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1912

Page

2

Rich Wyoming Gold Strike Holds High Promise

Report from Encampment area details a Victoria Gold Company claim cluster near Midway Park with veins over six feet wide and ore running up to $5 000 per ton. A F Lindsley and Perry H Milburn lead the venture as modern mill plans advance and power comes from Middle Fork.

Midis Park Hick Arendell Mstrict Haa Victoria Gold Company A. F. Lindsley Cheyenne Perry

Missing Boy 1S Believed Located at Newcastle

A missing eight year old boy described as Joseph Miarx has likely been found in Newcastle. Mayor David A Pakler confirms the lead linking the lad to a report read in a local paper. Sheriff Peter Arendt broadcast notices nationwide and a $200 reward is offered for safe return to his home.

Newcastle Joseph Miarx Hie Nome le Mara Iowa Newenatia Bry David A. Pakler Peter Arendt Polite Scan County

Death of Kit Carson Mule Elephant Shocks Shrine City

Sheridan reports the death of Elisabeth the elephant from the Kit Carson Mule Show. The 70 year old, 7000 pound female died after a lingering illness and suspected poisoning from wounds. The Merchant Transfer Co moved the body to a burial site east of town. The circus plans a modest interment as staff take keepsakes such as teeth and ivory fragments.

Sheridan Merchante Transfer Company Elisabeth Ofter

Tin Box Theft Yields No Cash at Wyoming Lumber

A thief broke into the Wyoming Lumber Co. office at 154 West Burkitt Street in Sheridan on Thursday and carried off a small tin box from a safe. The box contained only insurance policies, not money or jewelry, leaving the thief disappointed.

Sheridan Wyoming Lumber Company West Burkitt Stret

Wyoming Girl Student Dies From Overstudy

Miay Kath erine Taylor, 26, a psychology postgraduate fellow from Sherman Wyoming, died at Presbyterian hospital after overstudy reportedly worsened heart trouble. She had graduated from the University of Wyoming and was studying at the University of Chicago. death announced by Dean Angell.

Chiraco Theniversity of Chicago Miay Katherine Taylor Presbyterian Hospital Misa Taylor Sherman Wyo University of Wyoming Misa ‘Taylor Dean Angell

Suit Filed Against Cody Mining Co for 6000 Notes

Peter Marshall sues Gold Reef Mining and Milling Co in Park County District Court claiming four promissory notes totaling 6000 dated 1908 with 6 percent interest have not been paid. He asks to declare a mortgage on the company property a lien and for sale of the premises to satisfy the debt, plus a receiver for the mining property.

Cody District Court of Park County Peter Marshall Gold Reef Mining and Milling Company Tita

Riverton Hearing on Wyoming Central Irrigation Tangle

Governor Joseph M. Carey and State land commissioner Hopkins spoke to a large Riverton audience to explain state efforts to resolve the Wyoming Central Irrigation company dispute that has hampered regional development for years.

Riverton Wic Joseph M. Carey Hopkins Wyoming Central Irrigation Company

State simmes streams of park county with fish

County Clerk F C Barnett has been notified that 30 cans of small fish likely trout will be sent to Cody on the noon train for distribution in the streams of Park County. They come from the state fish hatchery at Story. Applications for the heir should be placed with the County Clerk as soon as possible, as it is intended that the distribution be judicious and that the fish be placed in public streams or their tributaries.

Cody C. Barnett Park County State Fish Hatchery Story

Preparing for the Wedding in Modern Times

The article discusses wedding prep as a modern, less burdensome process for the bride and family. It emphasizes prudent budgeting, parental guidance, reduced sewing fatigue, and managing decorations and events to prevent exhaustion on the wedding day.

Eye strain linked to headaches from overwork

The excerpt notes headaches arising from eye strain and fatigue after daily labor, describing temple and back-of-head pain as danger signals of excessive energy use. It emphasizes warning signs of overexertion and the need to rest.

Convict on Park County Road Suffering Fever

Cody records show Ed Eaton, a convict serving three years for complicity in the Ten Sleep murders, being brought to Cody for fever treatment. He is housed at the M Benedict residence with no guard on duty under the honor system. A sensational note mentions rheumatism remedies and local beauty parlors in the snippet.

Cody John Meyers Park County Ed Eaton M. Benedict Eaton

North Laramie Land irrigation project advances

Promoters announce renewed activity on the North Laramie Land company irrigation plan with a target completion in three weeks. Engineer J Whiting says crews and teams will be mobilized at Wheathind to finish concrete construction within twenty days if enough skilled workers are secured.

North Laramie Land Company J. Whiting Sen First National Bank

Bear Stealing Food Caught at Pahaska Cody

A two year old silver tip bear was captured at Pahaska Tuesday night by Denny Starr, a noted bear hunter. The animal had been visiting near the hotel for several nights on marauding expeditions and was trapped near the stables close to the hotel.

Cody Pahaska Denny Starr

United Presbyterians Dissolve Assembly for Next Year

The fifty fourth General Assembly of the United Presbyterian Church dissolved today in Seattle Washington and announced it will reconvene next May at the same time with the General Assembly of the Southern Presbyterian and Presbyterian Church of North America.

Seattle Wash Fifty-Fourth General Assembly The United Presbyterian Church Southern Presbyterian and Presbyterian Church of North Amerif H

Southern and Marlowe to Quit Stage in 1914

Cleveland May 29. W H Southern and Julia Marlowe announce they will retire permanently after two more seasons. Next season they will make their final appearance in the East, and the following year they will devote all their time to other interests.

Marlowe Cleveland W. H. Southern Julia Marlowe

A Sure-enough Chinese Comedian At Atlas Today

A Chinese comedian headlines Atlas today as part of a national tour spanning the South and Far West. The act travels two forty-week tours covering broad regions of the country.

Atlas Today

Bequest Details in Los Angeles Estate Case

Will of Mrs. Louise E. Warner reveals daughter Edith Alice Ogilby Tit come Druse in Paris to receive five dollars for a book on wages of sin and ingratitude. Other daughters Elizabeth and Claring Maudem share the bulk of an estate around 250000 dollars.

Los Angeles Cal Edith Alice Ogilby Titcome Druse Champa Elysees Paris Louise E. Warner Elizabeth Claring Maudem

Modern Riding Habits Through Fashion History

A brief survey traces riding garments from medieval palfreys to Queen Elizabeth era cloaks and skirts. It notes the side saddle’s link to Anne of Bohemia, belt use by grooms as a cling aid, and the shift toward sober, sensible riding attire in the last fifteen years.

Ghent Charles II Anne of Bohemia Richard Elizabeth

Household notes on cleaning and labeling chores

Household notes advise placing powder in hot soap solution after weeding and drying with a soft cloth to ease polishing. It suggests labeling canned fruit, and removing stubborn bottle stoppers by wrapping wool in boiling water to loosen the stopper.

Home Laundry Hints for Easier Care and Sharper Creases

Practical era adjustments guide women in ironing and folding napkins table linens and garments. It covers how to prepare napkins for ironing, align monograms, iron linens aprons shirtsleeves and shirts to achieve smooth dry results, with technique notes on hems seams and folds. Dried lemon peel trick noted to remove lingering kitchen odors.

Alwaye Melvedge Selvedae

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