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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1916
Page
13
Cheyenne sees visitors from New York and Indianapolis, and travelers from Denver, Seattle, St. Louis, Dallas, and Chicago. Local officials appoint Dr. H. D. Port as deputy state veterinarian while adding plans for a Hugh’s Alliances meeting and a New Edison display at the Wyoming Book Store.
An advertisement praises foods rich in muscle and brain elements for youth. It extols ready formed meals and biscuits with milk as a good daily start, noting production at Niagara Falls, New York.
In 1915 the United States Reclamation Service appointed a reviewer to examine the reports on the Green River Basin submitted by engineer Harry True Jr. and John F. Richardson. The aim was to assess water resources and reclamation possibilities.
The Hughes alliance special touring for candidate Hughes will arrive in Cheyenne at 5 a.m. and depart at noon on October 26. In Laramie, D C Olmstead has become train master for the Cheyenne and Laramie district of the Union Pacific. F Earl Gosselin, assistant ticket agent, has resumed duties after a Nebraska visit.
The Universal Oil and Gas Company of Casper filed articles of incorporation with the secretary of State yesterday and will commence operations immediately. It has a capital stock of 100000 dollars and will be directed by John J. Hancock R M Bartholomew and Verne W Mokler.
The adjutant general reports the civilian rifle team will not depart Saturday as planned because Casper members arrive Sunday. Thirteen men total will travel, with a captain elected on arrival in Jacksonville where they must be by October 10, leaving the first train after Casper shots arrive.
Past Chiesa association invites the public to a chicken dinner on Tuesday October 10 from 6 to 8 o clock at the K of P hall. Tickets include 356 cards and proceeds go to the association.
The decree requires more than half of delegates present to form a quorum and outlines seating of alternates for absentees. Repeated absences allow substitutes to be seated, with pay loss for nonparticipants. Delegates receive daily wages and travel expenses to Queretaro plus an oath to uphold the new constitution and Plan Guadalupe. A separate note mentions a burglary at Huckfeldt's Furniture.
The article challenges Reid by arguing settlers fined for cutting Amber on public land were prosecuted under a Republican law and by Republicans, claims the judge is Republican, and asserts the present administration targets violators while preserving civil service protections and partisan bias.
A note announces a special meeting at the New Masonic Temple Cheyenne Wyoming on Thursday October 12 1916 at 8 pm to celebrate the Feast Day of Rocky Mountain Lodge of Perfection No 3. Members and visitors are invited. Samuel Corson secretary.
The Baptist W Workers met yesterday at Mrs. L. H. Tyson's home with over thirty attendees. Mrs. George Van Winkle and Mrs. A. R. Towner assisted as hostesses. Mrs. E. S. Johnston presided. Plans for a October 20 chicken supper for the parsonage fund were discussed. Mrs. Steinberg and Mrs. Johnson contributed vocal solos. Tea was served at five.
Gov John B Kendrick and county candidates will speak at Badd hall for the Dig Piney Democratic rally on October 16. Also noted: a tiger factory and electric company started locally, plus Salt Lake investors plan a drug estate in Sam an within 30 days. USGS reports 1915 gas production in Wyoming Montana Colorado at 347,297,000 cubic feet. Douglas school enrollment up 26 percent with 600+ students and five new schools. Converse county wool shipments top 200,000 pounds. 150,000 pounds remain in Northwestern warehouse.
The state experiment farm at Lyman releases a bulletin detailing economic values of different plants grown on the farm. Casper reports note women gathered early in the week for Wilkie Wilson support efforts as parts of the Woodrow Wilson campaign. Casper endured a three snowstorm at midweek with streets and lakes heavily burdened with moisture. Lovell saw an Odd Fellows lodge meeting disrupted by Deputy Grand Master Darr from Basia.
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