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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1910
Page
10
State news notes preparations for the second annual Golden Prairie district fair in Burns on September 15 and 16 with dry farm exhibits livestock and contests attracting widespread local support amid a good crop outlook.
A large rabid wolf attacked workers at Farad Five, injuring several as it fled into the night. Authorities transported the beast to a local facility for examination and containment.
Birth announcements list Evanston born to Mrs and Mrs Ernest Burdett Deitz born to Mr and Mrs Charles McCoy New Haven boy to Mr and Mrs Mark Music girl to Mr and Mrs Lawrence Whites Burlington boy to Mr and Mrs C A Jessen Gebo boy to Mr and Mrs Henry Parris Rock Springs boy to Mr and Mrs John Hodge, boy to Mr and Mrs William Griffiths, boy to Mr and Mrs Pruitt Shoshoni boy to Mr and Mrs William Teagarten Marriages Cumberland Miss Lillie Matthias to William Goddard and Miss Reset Mae Matthias to Pier Boam Basin Miss Addie Pichart to Robert B Kennedy
In Thermopolis on September 7 cattlemen and sheepmen moved to destroy wolves and other predators. They prepared papers to seek stockmen support for the plan offering bounties of 50 dollars for pregnant female wolves 30 dollars for other female wolves 20 dollars for male wolves 10 dollars for pup wolves and 2 dollars for coyotes and bobcats.
Basin September 7 D C Bowman postmaster died after weeks of illness and multiple surgeries. He was taken to Chicago for treatment but returned home in improved condition for a time. He is survived by his widow and six children.
Reports from the Little Popo Agie district state the forest fire has caused greater damage than initial estimates. Ranchman Edward Young is heavily affected as many of his cattle and horses perished in the blaze.
Rocky Springs reports Union Pacific Coal company cannot move coal due to a car shortage. Mines have been idle for several days in the past two weeks and no quick relief is seen. News notes ongoing transportation disruption affecting local mining operations.
An early evening fire at Green River destroyed the tailor shop owned by RW Anderson and slightly damaged the City Meat market next door. Anderson estimates losses at about 8800 with no insurance.
New Depot Thermopolis officials announce a new passenger depot to be erected near Burlington with brick and stone in the neighborhood of 40000.
Albany county convention held by the Bochliste was called to order in Laramie on September 7. The gathering focused on local political alignment and party strategy, with attendees outlining steps for upcoming campaigns and organizational changes amid a tense intra party debate.
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A county party nominated a full slate for the fall campaign reflecting the slate’s plan and individual nominees. The move signals organized effort to challenge the current administration and to mobilize voters ahead of the election.
A newly built seven room dwelling on Central Avenue offers modern comfort with full amenities. The listing notes a large lot and asks for the price, indicating strong interest from potential buyers.
Chicago reports a new coal famine scare alongside higher prices even as Illinois strike prospects fade. Investigations show ample near city coal and willing railroads, indicating dealers use shortages to push costs while the public suffers.
Listing notes a modern right room house located behind Caprol Port with contact Oliver via phone u714.
U S department forester Graves outlines principles to prevent and control fires as 1910 foresees record losses across the Lake and Mountain states. Immediate patrols, lookouts, rapid response, direct attack when possible, and careful backfiring are urged to limit damage and ensure fires remain out beyond the dry season.
A brief notice highlights a cough and cold remedy named Syrup of White Pine With Tar sold at The Palace Pharmacy. It underscores its popularity as a home remedy and points readers to the store for purchase.
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