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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1916

Page

2

Sheridan Banks Gain Wide Deposit Increases

Sheridan banks report combined gains of 667,702.71 in deposits for September 1916 over the prior year. Individual deposits subject to check rose to 1,785,712.86, with total deposits reaching 3,932,907.60. Bank of Commerce leads gains with 229,050.20, Citizens State Bank up 296,588.94, and multiple institutions showing double-digit increases.

Shraridan Sheridan Banke Sheridan Sheridan Banka Bank of Commerce Depesita Citizens State Bank Dan National Bank Natonal Bank Sheridan Banking Company Sheridan County Savings Bank

State Bankers Give Opinions At Wyoming Meeting

The Wyoming State Bankers Association held its annual meeting in Lander with tours and a luncheon. Officers elected were George W. Perry Sheridan president, 8 C Langworthy Duffalo vice president, Harry B Henderson Cherenns secretary, Fr N Noble Lander treasurer. The resolutions urged rewriting state banking laws, adjusting fidelity bond rates, and opposing branch banks under the national bank act.

Lander Wyoming State Bankers’ Association Lander Commercial Club Fremont Hotel George W. Perry Sheridan 8. C. Langworthy Duffalo Harry TB. Henderson Cherenns Fr. N. Noble Wyoming Bankers’ Association Association Board of Public Deposit National Bank Act Wyoming

Ranchers complain over dead stock disposal statewide

Ranchers from various regions allege neighbors with dead stock on the ranches are failing to dispose of it properly. They petition the state veterinarians office, which says it cannot act and urges filing complaints with county prosecuting attorneys.

French

Child Builds Fire and Ranch House Burns to Ground

Wheatland report describes a seven room ranch house at C. F. Reita's place on the Laramie river burning after a child, playing in the kitchen, started a fire aided by a wind blown curtain. The loss is about 5000 with half insured, and the family plans to reside on the nearby purchased ranch.

Child Wheatland C. F. Reita Laramie

Large Enrollment at State University

LARAMIE September 23 Enrollment at the state university shows notable growth with newly added pre medical and pre legal courses meeting American Medical and Law association standards. The university band rises to nearly thirty members under Prof Wilbur Ritchbeck after Karl M. Steik’s interim leadership.

Laramie The State University Wilbur Ritehbeck Karl ‘Nl. Steik

Rich Vein of Gold Found Near Laramie

Laramie September 23. Charles Blair of the White House received a call from four friends miles away claiming he struck a rich gold ore vein he had sought for years. He praises the ore quality and expects further details soon.

Laramie Charles Blair White House

Accident injures seven in Kemmerer ride

Sept 23 Ralph Gunter signal maintainer from Granger arrived in Kemmerer seriously injured after a cens motor car collision that also harmed seven other passengers. The report notes they were riding together when the crash occurred near the Ubediteh area.

Kemmerer Ralph Gunter Granger Cens Ubediteh

Train Accident Near Granger Involving Japanese Workers

A railway repair car with section men including five Japanese responded to a broken rail west of Granger. At about fifteen mph an angle bar fell before the car causing it to overturn into a ditch. All were trapped. Mr. Gunter and an Austrian were dragged some distance over rough cinders.

Granger Gunter

Threshing worker injured in belt accident near Fulton

Lester Short of Goshen county suffered severe injuries when his right leg was caught in a drive belt of a separator while threshing near Fulton on Saturday afternoon. The accident caused multiple fractures with bone splinters tearing through flesh.

Wheatland Lester Short Fulton Goshen County

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