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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1910
Page
10
Douglas reports H C Stevens of Cheyenne River Sheep Company says feeding corn to wintered flocks cured foot and lip diseases in sheep. He credits attentive care and ample feed for rapid recovery, noting thousands spent previously.
Colonel T. E. Power, who controls wells in the Dal-Jag oil field supplying the Chicago & Norm, announces completion of arrangements to build a pipeline from his holdings about fifty miles to Burlingtonville for transport to Butte and Anaconda for large smelter fuel contracts.
A nine year old Omaha lad named Charles Milhern fell from a peopled train box car near Howell along the Union Pacific line. He sustained numerous bruises and cuts and was found by engineer Gibson. He is in the county hospital and expected to recover. He said he was traveling to Portland Oregon by train.
Douglas reports on the day of October 11 with a note that every train in the city is bringing Gemingento, indicating a surge of arrivals or shipments. The mention implies a local transportation or goods flow observation.
The Wyoming Telephone company received a four year city franchise in Gillette and plans immediate improvements promising one of the state’s best phone systems. Misg reants at Work. Moorcroft Officals probe mystery of The Smashed Doors noted in early reports.
Residents report masked intruders who creep after midnight to smash front doors with a heavy timber and flee before discovery. The same miscreants have also damaged the local school building, causing fear among residents and concern for safety.
A Democratic rally will be held Friday evening October 14 at the Capitol Avenue Theatre with principal speakers former U S senator Joseph M Carey of Cheyenne for governor candidate Dr Earl Whedon of Sheridan for secretary of state and Miss Rose Bird of Cambria for superintendent of public instruction.
Buechner Jewelry Co and Reliable Manufacturing Jewelry and Engravers in Cheyenne discuss tungsten use. Judge Carey orders two tungsten electric Tampa placements. Secretary of State records show Wallla Livestock Company at 30 000 capital and Fort Laramie Cemetery Association at 3 000. Councilman Harry H. Gates resigns from Third Ward, plans Montana ranch move after deal closes.
The Cheyenne county registration began yesterday and will run five days. Every eligible voter must register this year or risk being unable to vote in the November election. City wards report heavy registrations as crowds turn out. A new typhoid case sent printer William Haas to hospital. Civil service exams announced at Cheyenne post office include wireless operator in November and hydro electrical engineer and teacher positions with salaries listed. A divorce petition was filed in district court by Ned Jefferson against Annie Jefferson. Cheyenne Masons depart for Douglas today and tomorrow.
Funeral services were held for M. Barrow known as Bill Barlow who died suddenly Sunday evening. Also noted are marriage licenses issued for Louis V Warramont and Miss Margaret O Connell of Cheyenne, Ernest Gibbs of Fort Russell and Miss Laura Wickhorst of Cheyenne, Edward W Young of Salt Lake and Miss Elizabeth McCandless of Cheyenne.
George Hamlin, a porter at the Senate bar, was brought from Laramie by Sheriff Hughes to answer a $30 theft charge. He admitted guilt to officers and is ready to plead guilty. Ww. Johnson, a local dairyman, collected a bounty for pelts from two coyotes killed after a chase with greyhounds on Senator Warren's ranch near Cheyenne.
Harry P. Hyndy, lessee and manager of the Plains hotel, has departed for eastern cities to purchase furniture and other equipment for the hostelry at an estimated cost of 350,000.
WM Myers D G Co reports deliveries of Persian silk waist ing arriving with new auto coats. The note lists WM Myers D G Co as the source and mentions Persian silk material in the shipment.
Democratic nominee Lawrence Bresnahen is praised for three terms as mayor and broad public service including Senate membership and Capitol Building Commission chairmanship. His work on the capitol wings is lauded for economy and thorough supervision, with the commission noting his zeal and skill.
Henry J. Goldstein of Barton Street Boston Mesa suffered five years from rheumatism that stiffened his knees and stopped business. After using Hood's Sarsaparilla he recovered fully and recommends it, noting relief when other medicines failed. Available in liquid or Sarsatabs.
Community leaders praise dedicated work to straighten tangled finances and improve an otherwise derelict water system. The passage notes a lack of volunteers capable of devoting time to the task, referencing Persian silk waistshipping and shipments from WM Myers and D G Co.
Let me figure on your wiring. With 26 years' experience and hundreds of satisfied customers I carry a complete line of supplies and fixtures in the city. Tungsten lamps motors dynamos and vacuum cleaners. All work guaranteed. Call or we call on you to save time and money.
Brief note highlights the value of money and steady income. It urges opening a saving account to avoid monotony of being broke and to secure financial stability with a bank offer.
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