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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1912
Page
7
The timetable lists Union Pacific westbound and eastbound trains from Omaha through Cheyenne Ogden and Denver with arrival and departure times for multiple trains including local accommodations and connections No. 101 through No. 110, Colorado & Southern and Chicago lines, noting daily variations and county routes.
The .08 caliber revolver used by John Schrank in the attempt on Colonel Roosevelt is described as ugly large and shiny in finish. It is a weapon widely used by the army and made to shoot to kill.
Chicago market notes cattle receipts around 65 000 with a weak tone and varied steer and cow valuations. Hogs receipts about 16 000 push prices to a shade higher while sheep and lambs show strength with native and western offerings advancing. New York stocks rise at opening led by Canadian Pacific and American Tobacco with broad gains.
At Milwaukee last night the colonel amended his standard recruit appeal for the Progressive cause. He added with softened tones the words charity kindness and generosity to urge readers to join in working and fighting for social and industrial justice.
Fragmented ad note from a Wyoming newspaper mention includes feel of a want ad medium in Sherman area with references to Shampeoing and Manicuring services at Ar tiello Hairdressing and Hairwork with a street address 411 W. 19th and a phone line.
Progressive State Chairman Hotchkiss announced plans to have county chairmen begin meetings with prayers for Colonel Roosevelt's recovery. He aims to expand the effort nationally and link it to a broader movement amid political energy.
Notice to stockholders of Haven Park O11 Co that annual meeting of directors and other business will be held October 28 1912 at 10 oclock in the morning at the office of Thomas Hunter 511 First National Bank Building Cheyenne WyomingPresident G H O Hildenbrant and Secretary L M Taylor signed the notice.
Native is hereby given that on September 20 1972 the Wyoming Torpedo Company filed Articles of Incorporation with the Wyoming Secretary of State. The company name is Wyoming Torpedo Company and its purpose is to manufacture buy sell export import and deal in nitroglycerin dynamite blasting powder and other high explosives. It may also manufacture buy sell export import and deal in machinery tools and equipment for this business and purchase lease or acquire lands and buildings for factories and warehouses with suitable plants and machinery. Total shares 1000 at 19.00 each capital stock 10000. Duration fifty years. Nine directors.
The document lists H. M. Gress I. J. Bradford John Longsbaugh E P Barton Black H J Gib ney J A Hull Charles Brant and A St Bankston as first year managers. It states the business will operate in Cheyenne city Wyoming with the principal office in the city.
An agency in Wyoming lists the firm Wyoming Torpedo Company with A J Bankson as agent in charge and Henry M Greig as president. Attest by H H Gibney, Secretary.
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