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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1915
Page
13
The report from Dr. Thyn Millard, secretary of the state board of aha, filed with Governor Kendrick, notes generally good dipping progress but cites failures in northern and central parts to dip as required. It warns of scab plague linked to Idaho and urges quarantine compliance, with a financial showing of 14,014.51 available funds.
The Bolin case of Otto M. Bolin and others versus Colorado and Southern Railway was argued in the supreme court yesterday. Robert Hawley represented the plaintiffs in error while A. Campbell appeared for the defendants in error. The court took the case under advisement and adjourned until Monday.
Brown was arrested yesterday by Officer R J Talbot on a charge that he intoxicated a man at the Loser Hotel about 9 a m and beat him, then robbed him of jewelry and money. The suspect was later found on Sixteenth Street with a watch identified as the victim’s.
Allied forces press toward the Balkans with Greece seeking neutrality while Entente ministers debate action. British naval impact slows German submarine warfare as campaigns in Champagne and Poland show limited gains.
A relief engineer from the Carey Act department returned yesterday from a two week trip and favoring studies of current projects with a view to selecting waterworks systems. James B. True, state engineer, explained the visit and its findings.
The fragmentary text presents an unclear reference to media and a place or group called Wookie. No verifiable event names dates or affiliations are readable to form a factual news item. The snippet lacks concrete entities or outcomes for a proper card.
The War Department assigns Sergeant Charles J. Berninger of Company M Twelfth Infantry now at Fort Sam Houston Texas to assist Adjutant General Steever in Wyoming militia matters. He will drill high school cadets under Lieutenant Greer and report to the state adjutant general. Berninger is praised as an excellent choice with valuable experience. He has been ordered to report and is expected to arrive soon.
L E Tichener of Saratoga, Wyo forms a company with M B McKillip as secretary and treasurer to market a new auto wheel whose spokes and hub are springs. The device promises simple replacement of worn parts and has reportedly endured extreme tests including a cross country trip from Detroit.
Hon D A Preston and Mrs Preston returned from a three weeks vacation to Rock Springs and the Pinedale country. Preston killed a fine bull elk and reported unusually good conditions in the region including healthy cattle and excellent crops.
Labor activist "Mother" Jones sent a telegram stating she would arrive Monday to take an active part in the Chicago garment workers strike. The message from New York was read at mass meetings today. Police arrested two individuals for disturbances.
The Tongue River Tie and Timber company filed articles of incorporation with the secretary of state. Principal place of business is Sheridan with capital stock of $100,000. Incorporators and directors are George W. Monejl, Frank M. Downer Jr., and MW. Glenn Kinaley.
Announcement from the Trans Ocean News Service notes Dr Herwig the oldest soldier at the front. The military surgeon is 81 years old and previously served in 1870 volunteering at the outbreak of the present war.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a public high school sale or offer but lacks readable details such as date, location, or parties. The readable fragment yields no confirmable event or names to anchor a proper record.
Neal and Annette wake bound in a cavern of death after Hernandes and his companions capture them. A smuggler, Ponto, guards them as Hernandes reveals plans to use a lost map to find power. They must escape as a trap closes around them and a timer ticks toward peril.
Cheyenne High School students joined by the Cheyenne Cadet band staged a monster street rally last night to advertise today’s football game against Colorado State Teachers’ College at Greeley. The parade, one of the largest seen, boosted school spirit as Cheyenne prepared with its strongest lineup of the season.
Amsterdam reports Major Morales analyzing the Balkan war scene. Bulgaria can defend its Romanian frontier with mountain positions above 6,000 feet and rapid strike capability from a near frontier base. Attacks from Saloniki by allied forces could threaten Sofia, complicating operations for Germany and Turkey.
Niveth Gorsline Jewelry introduces The Movie Plan to the public a retail installment scheme. Watches diamonds and other jewelry are paid for weekly with starts at low initial payments and increases until the item is paid in full. The plan mirrors the national Jitney Club concept and was devised by Mr. Gorsline.
Fingy Connors declared support for President Wilson in the woman suffrage cause. He said the movement must advance and cannot die out, insisting if not now then later it will prevail.
A letter from Hatton Creek Michigan reports a woman suffering from nausea cramps and vomiting found relief after using Grape-Nuts. She notes her husband ordered it from a traveling salesman and now promotes it to customers and physicians citing sustained health improvements.
Local notices list Miller's price offerings for watch repair and adjustment at moderate rates. Laramie librarian and university trustee visits Cheyenne from Basin. Attorney activity, notary commissions, and a district court civil case against A. Lapp over Soldier Creek land for water supply are noted alongside millinery sales and various travelers passing through Cheyenne.
The Union Pacific of Denver and W I8 Basinger Union Pacific general passenger agent of Omaha are in Cheyenne on official business. Lonetrese G W Bullock and Otto Aune of Lonetree are registered at the Normandie. From Federal W H Hoor of Federal was in Cheyenne yesterday handling business interests.
Notice to creditors states letters of administration were granted to Pred M Ringrose for Miriam Ringrose deceased. Claimants must present claims with vouchers within six months. otherwise they may be barred from payment. Claims not filed within one year from publication will be forever barred.
Letters of administration were granted Feb 9 1915 to Charles L Rigdon for the estate of Patate of Hachet C Gray. Creditors must present claims with vouchers within six months of this notice or be barred. Claims not shown within one year from Oct 5 1915 will be forever barred. Published Oct 6 12 10 86 Nov 2 9.
Mary A. Eickhorst administratrix filed final account for estate of John I. Flekhorst in Laramie County Wyoming. Creditors may inspect account and file objections within thirty days after last publication. If no objections, final settlement set for November 27 1915.
In a nationwide appeal, Live Wire Partners seeks 6000 men and women in the last thirty days to join its fast growing real estate and general agency business. Participants receive a life membership and share in large profits. free particulars are offered by F. Loos Co in Des Moines.
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