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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1916
Page
13
Injured Union Pacific foreman Harry Ralmon sustains a ble right leg and left hip after a fall from a freight car but remains able to move. Various visitors pass through Cheyenne from Denver Casper Sheridan and other towns while social events, business trips, and civic duties unfold.
The Young Men's Republican club will be organized next Tuesday evening at eight in the court room. Officers will be elected and the organization perfected, with addresses by prominent city Republicans.
The slate lists presidential electors for Wyoming with Woodrow Wilson and Thos Rh Marshall. It names U S Senator Kendrick and Representatives in Congress John D Clark, plus state and county offices including State Senate candidates J R Carpenter Lee Moore William Landau and House nominees Thomas J Carroll IO Be Gibson A B Mitchell Oscar O Natwick Claude F Almet Loyd Lampson Thomas Hunter M R Hemphill Charles D Deavor Ray K Olds. Also county posts for Clerk Sheriff Treasurer County Attorney School Superintendent County Assessor Surveyor and two Commissioners with specified names. no contests reported for Coroner or Clerk of Court.
Customer near Cheyenne cannot pay the balance on a player piano and will transfer the item to the first purchaser who settles the balance. For details contact Cheyenne Music House in Cheyenne Wyoming.
A testimonial claims Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cures a form of female dyspepsia tied to the reproductive system. Mrs Nettie Williams of New Albany Indiana reports relief from indigestion back pain and fatigue after using the remedy and credits improved color strength and stamina.
Mae Kar Mackay of Galt Lake City as a major sheep magnate in Lincoln and Sublette counties Wyoming closed large deals, including buying about 14 000 head from Standard Meat and Livestock for 125000 dollars. He has earlier purchased 166000 dollars and 716090 dollars in separate transactions with Star Valley and Afton Livestock companies, building the largest single ownership in the region after 27 years in the business.
The document lists Wyoming income taxes paid in 1910 as 21 622 and ordinary taxes to the federal government excluding emergency revenue taxes at 48 602. It notes emergency war tax revenue for the year at 70 708 and Wyoming corporation income taxes at 109 210 for 1914 5. National totals show 1916 ordinary tax revenue of 202 507 733 and total corporation income tax of 56 972 720, with Alaska railroads paying 20 037. Individual income taxes totaled 67 945 504.
The Carnegie library has added many children's books now shelved and ready for checkout with ecards. Titles include Black Beauty Uncle Tom's Cabin Peter Pan and Wendy Secret Garden and Camp Fire Girls at the Top O World among others.
The High School Lariat reports Cheyenne looks to overpower Laramie this year, with efforts focused on a strategic plan to gain advantage. Critics warn the team’s sole aim is to outperform their rival and claim pride in the season ahead.
A partisan note condemns Laramie as fans rush toward an inevitable downfall. The author dismisses their sense of victory and warns they may suffer for misplaced confidence in their ability to “do things” to Cheyenne.
State treasurer Herman BD Gates reports Wyoming total property value at 2709 million in 1914 rising by 25 million by end of 1915. Industrial club notes growth signaling prosperity for the state.
Norval and King pleaded guilty in Littleton district court to the August 14 bank robbery at the Englewood First National Bank. Judge Class sentenced them to fifteen to twenty years in the state penitentiary. King asked for leniency stating he would reform if given a light term.
The regular meeting tonight will feature A D D Kelley arguing the affirmative that a tariff is needed at war's end and W B Ross presenting the negative. A discussion of current topics is also planned.
Charles Armour of Cheyenne is appointed cashier at Glenrook State Bank to replace the late Andrew W. Ryan. Armour will move his family to Glenrook in the near future.
The United States Civil Service Commission outlines examinations scheduled in October and November 1941. Tests include male supervisors and investigators in grain inspection warehousing poultry and eye hand ling marketing milk cotton grading and a November 14 home demonstration work assistant and electrical mechanical aid, with a November 22 clerk draftsman exam.
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