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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1916

Page

2

Wyoming Carpenter Institute Aims for Farmers Meeting

At the Carpenter Farmers Elevator Company regular session leaders planned a winter institute starting December 12 with corn grain and potato shows. Institutes will run afternoon church meetings for men and women with a stock and grain judging show in the school home. A Pine Bluffs show was proposed and Highland colony organized to fight ground squirrels and promote mutual improvement among farmers.

Ry KR Reynolds Farmers Elevator Company of Carpenter Farmers’institute Pine Bluffs Industriaelit iHighland Neadham Wchool House Highland Colony BK. Sorenson Garveny Elsie Jamison

Park Democrats Have Good Ticket

Powell Oct. 11 The Park County Democratic ticket is the strongest yet nominated with County Clerk Jim Rosseau, Gil Holm's for treasurer, and Noah Farlow for state senator leading. Other candidates include W. H. Loomis sheriff, Charles Webster county commissioner, Jennie McGuffey schools superintendent, Wardlaw and Pearson for the legislature. The editorial urges support for the good roads amendment and November Tth vote.

Powell Ucket Park County Jim Rosseau Gil Holm Good Roads Noah Farlow Rosseau Holm’s Farlow W. H. Loomis Charles Webster Jennie McGuffey Columbus Wardlaw A. J L. Pearson Loomis McMhiffey Webster A. L. Pearson Nquor Wardlaw Pearson Ike Red Oak Lews

Homemade cough syrup surpasses ready made remedies

A reader describes making a homemade cough syrup by mixing 24 ounces of Pinex with plain granulated sugar syrup to fill a pint bottle. The mixture is claimed to relieve phlegm, throat tickle, and irritation quickly, and to treat bronchial conditions more cheaply than store brands.

Pene Pinex Wayne

Big Horn County Attorney Hurt in Wreck Near Burlington

Big Horn County attorney W. Collina was badly injured and Republican legislature candidate A. Welch suffered multiple fractures when their car overturned on a hill near Burlington while campaigning. Chas Anderson of Lucerne and J. H. Hinkley of Lovell were also aboard. The steering gear failed as they descended the hill, forcing an emergency impact before they could jump.

Casin Wic Collina Big Horn Waa A. Welch Burlington Chas Anderson Lucerne J. H. Hinkley Lovell Collins Welch

Chugwater Farmers Plan Local Bank Start

Chugwater residents organize a farmers bank with $10,000 subscribed and plans to grow to $25,000 capital. A meeting will elect officers and set a business basis with Egbert Veneklasen eyed as cashier though his status is uncertain. The Record notes political jabs in closing.

Chugwater Saaturday Farmers Bank Egbert Veneeklasen Veneklasen Chugwater Valley Bank

University Agriculturist Weds At Arapahoe Wyoming

Ralph Besse and Miss Helen Margaret Haines were married at the bride’s home in Arapahoe Wyoming on Monday morning. They will travel to Washington D C for a national conference of state leaders of county agricultural work and return to Laramie around November 20. They plan to be at home November 25 at 306 Fifth Street. Miss Haines, born in Iowa, has lived in Wyoming ten years. Mr Besse has led Wyoming county agricultural agents since the university extension division began.

Laramie Ralph Besse Helen Margaret Haines Arapahoe Wyo Washington, D. C Besse Fifth Street Haines Iowa Wyoming Bease University In & Young

Q Ban Hair Color Restorer Promises Darker Hair

An advertisement claims Q-Ban Hair Color Restorer darkens gray hair, targets roots, and stops dandruff. It touts daily use, a soft, thick, even shade, and a money back guarantee. Sold for 60¢ at Roedel Pharmacy in Cheyenne Wyoming with out-of-town supply by Matt.

Q-Ban Roedel Pharmacy Cheyenne Wyo Matt

Winter guests to stay at Sheridan ranches through season

Sheridan reports that two major ranch resorts will entertain visitors all winter as eastern tourists grow to favor Wyoming. Eaton's closed October 15 while Teepee Lodge and Horton's plan to keep facilities open, with Horton noting previous years’ success. Resorts expand capacity to meet rising demand.

Sheridan Sheridan Country Wyoming Eaton's Teepee Lodge Mr. Byvans Ble Virgiela Ploride Horton's Horton Haseen Becaue

Union Pacific Coal Operations Reported

The railroad business of the Union Pacific is noted in Rock Springs as of October 1, with coal mining activities discussed. Details are limited in the fragmentary OCR.

Rock Springs Oct The Union Pa

Coal Mines Shift Output Amid Union Pacific Orders

The Union Pacific Coal company bans commercial orders, concentrating output on a single coal class. Towns relying on UP coal face shortages, forcing them to seek alternatives. The piece urges support for a good roads amendment and constitutional change before November 7.

Clfie Coal Company Union Pacific Coal Company Union Pacific

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