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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1916
Page
5
Notes list visitors and local tastings from Cheyenne with stops in Denver Greeley St Louis and other hubs. Harold Chandier heads to Valparaiso University prep for Pontoon School of Technology while officials and business figures visit the city and address state matters.
Wisconsin's primary scene centers on a Wilson surge among progressives and independents. German and Scandinavian groups shift toward Wilson, while Hughes loses ground to Wilson in key papers and factions. La Follette seeks renomination amid bitter GOP fights, with McGovern and Hatton vying for progressive votes and Phillips favored, as prohibition divides state politics and Milwaukee defies dry trends.
We thank our friends the Musomig and the Bike for their kindness and flowers sent during our recent bereavement. Mrs Hunter, Mr and Mrs Thomas Hunter.
Paris reports the Minister of War will award a gold medal to the Duchess de Choiseul nee Missaire Coudert of New York. She has risked her life treating troops with infectious diseases and has long been active in war charities and hospital work since the war began.
Cheyenne residents visiting Estes Park gather at the Rock Dale hotel as a headquarters for their trip. Among those noted are Mr. and Mrs. Bond and family, Mr. and Mrs. Henderson and daughter, Frank Gallivan and son Jack, J. J. Schroeder, John Ary, Henry Arp and Mrs. Froehlich, Dr. C. B. Verry, former Cheyenne creamery worker and Rock Dale owner.
Miss Pearl Beavers, born in Jefferson, rises from schooling to banking in Sioux City Trust and Savings, becoming temporary manager at the Jefferson bank. She is the only woman in the Dalolee where managing a bank, a 22 year old with ambition and perseverance.
The war geography bulletin outlines Romania facing Hungary and Russia with Transylvania as a focal point. It details the Carpathian barrier, key passes like Kazan Defile Iron Gates, and a 545 mile rail span from Bucharest to Budapest, noting Moldavia Wallachia borders and Danube boundaries toward the Black Sea.
Notice announces the State Leader Office will sell a complete set of new 10 point items and a complete set of era point matrices at a public sale. Address and business manager to contact in Cheyenne State Lead a.
In Dublin on September 5 Lieutenant Dobbin, former guard commander, testified before the inquiry commission about the 1916 shooting of Sheedy Skeffington and companions. He recalled Captain Bowen-Celticort directing removal of prisoners before shots were heard, and Lieutenant Wilson delivering an order to keep them in the guardroom.
London dispatch reports Prince Von Buelow warning that Italy’s war move would trigger German passage through Switzerland to seize Milan. Italy strengthens fortifications along the Swiss frontier while Switzerland vows to uphold neutrality.
A Dixon Carbon county mill project advances with hopes of attracting the facility to the town. A Weston County teacher reception hosted by the Weston County Library club enjoyed success. The Bridger fair closes today amid positive attendance, while hunting trips fill the Jackson Hole area under veteran guides. Train washouts disrupt UP tracks near Ft Steele to Wolcott, delaying one train. Navy prep-bound student Karl Krueger from Rawlins earned an Annapolis appointment. Cattle shipments to Omaha set a record for volume. Westone county oil lands were reported near Lost Soldier field. Court-house bond proposal in Wheatland seeks $50,000. Cheyenne federal land board meeting planned for Sept 15. Greybull Building boom prospects improve with several contracts. Torrington fair dates set for Sept 6 and 7.
A health advice column urges drinking hot water with lime stone phosphate each morning before breakfast to cleanse the stomach liver kidneys and bowels. It claims this flushes toxins, improves digestion and energy, and promotes a feeling of youth.
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