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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1912

Page

10

Millionaires Visit Salt Creek Fields in Wyoming

Midwest company head Mr Shoup and executives visit the Salt Creek holdings near Casper. An accident blocks their Chalmers car halting progress, forcing a walk to a station and later ride by freighter. Reed and Shoup plan to relocate to Denver area. Reed praises refinery and field operations despite bad weather.

Casper Wye Scot Ti Vernor Reed Colorado Springs Il Shoop Midwest Salt Creek Feld and Holdings Witwot Ko B Brooks Cadillac Mr. Shoup Chet Wilson Chalmers Wilson Shoup Brooks Weathenen Senver Fueture Paris Mr. Reed

Man He Sought to Arrest Is Murdered

Sheriff Barber had hunted J. W. DeFord, ex resident of Manville, on charges of stealing livestock. He found DeFord at Big Piney as DeFord prepared to move. A deputy sheriff shot DeFord Sunday night after he had killed a Negro, and DeFord died. burial arrangements to be sent to Manville.

Hovglas Wyo Barber J. W. DeFord Manville Big Piney de Ford

Dramatic Sense Noted In Actress Ahead Of Debut

During an American tour Arnold Bennett recounts a tale of a young actress praised for dramatic sense. The first man predicts an extraordinary stage career while the second mocks the notion, noting her supposed dramatic sense reveals itself in weekly $42 dinners for critics and correspondents.

Arnold Bennett Bennett

Progressives of Park County Call for a Convention

The Progressive movement in Park County calls for a convention in Cody on September 21 at 8 o clock pm at the armory. The meeting invites all who support Progressive methods to vote and send representatives. Speakers will present facts to inform citizens on political reform, taxation, and educational opportunities.

Cody Wro Park County At & A Leia Hark County

Noted labor leader favors Gov Wilson endorsement

A Labor leader argues during the presidential race that tariff favors benefit the privileged while Wilson and his running mate are free of such ties. He contrasts Roosevelt and Taft as pro or anti tariff and praises Wilson for not being connected to privileged classes.

Favors Gov Wilson John PD. Crimmins New York Republican Party Roosevelt Taft

Presidential candidate appeal to voters and ideals

The piece lauds Governor Wilson and Governor Marshall as ideal contenders for president and vice president. It emphasizes patriotism, economic understanding, and commitment to equal laws and public service, urging support to restore government by the people for all citizens.

Cory Jdeas United States Benewt Wilson Marshall United States

Bragg Epigram Sparks Quiet Debate At Dinner

A Ford 4t-Sac man recalls General Edward 9. Bragg famed for wit. His quip about enemies won praise and his scorn for bragging shown when a subordinate boasted of campaigns. Bragg reportedly noted ambushes but spared men, horses, and even a minute.

Edward Bragg Cleveland Brage Drage

Darwin as Girls Head Him

Miss Elizabeth Marbury of New York told Colony Club members that intelligent women are not dowdy and cited Bryn Mawr graduates who balance high marks with stylish dress. She quipped about perceived gravitas versus practical, fashionable attire in educated women.

Elizabeth Marbury New York Colony Club Glrl Bryn Mawr

Colorado & Southern Railway Announces Time Change

The Colorado and Southern Railway announces schedule changes between Cheyenne and Fort Collins effective September 1. Train No. 27 departs Fort Collins at 5:00 PM reaching Cheyenne at 6:30 PM. Train No. 28 departs Cheyenne at 7:20 AM arriving Fort Collins at 9:00 AM. No other Wyoming District changes.

Cheyenne Fort Collins Fort Colling

Laramie County Sheriff Sees Vast Branded Horse and Mule Lots

County of Laramie Wyoming records listing numerous branded horses mules and ponies for shipment to Calgary Canada. Frank B Roach sheriff notes ownership by Percy Hoyt with varied brands including bay brown buckskin gray roan Pinto and sorrel among many others.

McHionald Kanaas City Percy Hoyt Calgary Canada

Laramie County Sheriff Roach Reports August Horse Notice

Frank B. Roach sheriff of Laramie County states that the above affidavit gives a true and correct report of all inspections of horses in Wyoming during August 1912.

Frank B. Roach Laramie County

Indians Comebacks Defeat Wellington 30 to 7

The Cheyenne Indians defeated Wellington 30 to 7 after a double header where Wellington beat Timaph 8 to 0 to determine the challenger. McCarthy and Gualea each had four hits in a 25-run fourth inning. Wolfe pitched superbly with strong defense. Galena and Wolfe won the 100-yard dash. plan to schedule another game at Pioneer Park.

Wellington Colo Pid Well Timaph McCarthy Gualefia Wolfe Indiana Galena Bidwell Indians Pioneer Park

Dry Farming Proven Efficient by Wyoming Expert

State dry farming authority Prof Be H Watson notes two drought years show dry farming viable in Wyoming. He cites Utah where 12 inches annual rainfall sustains crops, with winter moisture storage and deep soils aiding yields of winter wheat 20 to 40 bushels per acre.

BE. H. Watson Wyoming Utah

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