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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1912
Page
2
An Indian on the Wind River reserve reports a buffalo close to Riverton though distant from Fremont park. The animal is believed to be astray from the Yellowstone government herd. Deer are more plentiful on the reservation this year, but hunting them remains not permitted.
Lincoln County results published by Kemmerer Camera list several names with party identifiers and approximate addresses. Names include O. KB Headbury RL 210 Ne All red AR 22a TA Neoveh WA 447 T. F. Ernon R 49 BF Pinker sai 7 W. White R 328 TR Wilson RH 393 FP P Cranney 1 24.
An incomplete report notes a remarkable cow or bull purchased by Van Tassel of Cheyenne from Win Merchant and judged among the finest ever brought to the state, with details about a ranch and a Wednesday event.
A wedding at Point of Rocks united Min Mamle Rador of Point of Rocks with Mir. Robert Turner of Ojala. Father Maston of Rocka yer officiated as the couple, Mr and Mrs, were joined in matrimony in a rural ceremony rendered with simple elegance.
Ottumwa Iowa woman testifies to relief from female troubles after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The ad cites decades of use and invites readers, especially women, to seek confidential advice from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co in Lynn Massachusetts.
Representatives of the Obhlo Oil Company assess fields near Develan and Ponglan in Casper country. They aim to secure land tracts and may begin drilling at once if a deal closes. the company operates wells and pipelines across various fields and is linked to Stannard Oil.
Douala Joe Harrie and Mise Martha Redentauch wed by Rev F A High last Sunday. The bride and groom bring years of work and quiet respectability to their union. Jol Laughran and Mary Lanehe ran also married, reuniting two previously separated spouses. Residents of Wyncote, their ceremony followed a prior divorce. Indians for Section Hands LANDER: Fifty Arapahoe Indians employed by the Chicago Northwestern railroad between Lander and Shoshont praised for solid service.
Hunters killed a huge mountain lion near Sand Creek Falls in the state’s northeast. The animal weighed over 200 pounds and differed from species commonly found in the Binek Wills region.
Ward Darley of Greeley Colorado promotes sugar beet factories on a profit sharing plan and will visit Wheatland before year end to inspect the field for an independent factory site in Colorado New Mexico and Montana.
Worland's alfalfa meal mill under Charlie Shaw's supervision has a concrete foundation underway and completed siding. Two carloads of material are on site, and the facility is expected to be finished and operational within sixty days.
The Salvation Army Mines gave a Thanksgiving dinner to thirty homeless men and provided meals for several needy families. An advertisement promotes BromO Quinine laxative with claims of rapid cold and grip cures and features the Robinson Special coconut kisses for sale today only.
Local items report a series of movements and cattle shipments. Individuals such as George and Eugene Poirot, Fred Janne, and Charles Welderan der marketed cattle in Omaha and at Elk Way, while Delays and travel plans unfold for Mrs Kenney and several households heading to California and Chicago for the winter.
A friend tells of a man who neglected grooming until he tried Hall's Vote Renewer. After treatment he reports a clean coat, no dandruff, and healthier appearance with no hair loss or irritation.
The General Land Office explains absence limits for homestead entrants with a six month initial residence and possible extensions up to twelve months. Absences beyond five months per year require notices and return, with a requirement for substantial continuous residence and proper commutation proof for naturalized claimants.
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