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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1912
Page
10
In the recent primary, the Democratic party certified nominees by a county majority. Edward G. Sohore and Howard G. Schorl are presented as candidates for sheriff and related offices, urging support from Democrats and all honest government supporters for faithful service.
Fragmentary note requests votes for the position of commissioner for the two year term and promises to administer the country’s ventures. The readable words include names like iecostas and garbled context.
A county clerk campaign note urges Nunomonrat ic voters in Lutranne County to support Woot DILLABAN. The message advocates honest efficient service and appeals to believers in Knod, reflecting partisan language from a late primary context.
Train schedules list arrivals and departures for routes from Omaha through Cheyenne and Ogden. Key services include No 10135, No 102, No 103, No 104 and No 109 110 with Denver and Chicago connections and additional Accommodation trains 149 and 169.
West ern Coal Co advertises coal and coke at storage prices for the rest of the month. J A Anderson lists contact details at 224 W 22d St, phone 195 W, urging households to secure supply now. The ad combines sales with a health tip urging outdoor activity and Chamberlain's Tablets for digestion.
A local notice urges voters in District 2 to support Fred Polnetedt for Justice of the Peace. The message emphasizes honesty and integrity as the main qualities sought in the candidate.
Department of the Interior land office letters Cheyenne notifying Merton L Morrow of Cheyenne that Amor Jenkins contesting Entry 00208 for land in Township 21 North Range 64 West claims nonresidence and failure to fulfill homestead residence requirements. Failure to respond within twenty days after the fourth publication will cancel the entry without further hearing. Dates of publication Sept 4 Sept 11 Sept 18 Sept 25.
The Italian war department has ordered another hundred motor trucks. It is unclear if these trucks are for Tripoli service. They will use Michelin Twin Tires. Earlier, the Wallan government sent a large fleet of Michelin-equipped vehicles for provisioning and ammunition. Delivery is by Oct. 15.
Creaine Menican Chili and Dutch Luncheon served at the Tivoli Rathskeller located at 14th Street and Carey Avenue. Patrons can enjoy a hearty meal in a casual dining setting with daily specials and beverage options available.
In Sundance Wyoming a four year old boy, son of Mr and Mrs Raudsep, was instantly killed when a gun in the wagon discharged while the family and two other boys were returning from a brush gathering trip near Moorcroft. The episode follows a prior family tragedy.
A Japanese contractor connected with the Shillings Stewr factory was in Basin Wyoming this week to lease land for beet farming. He aims to rent 500 acres from T. Himn and 550 acres total by Saturday night at about $3 per acre. The deal could add 40 to 50 Japanese laborers and shift hay land to alfalfa to meet sugar beet demand.
The army will forfeit pay for absence due to disability or drunkenness as outlined in the latest appropriation bill. Several officers are reassigned or detached, with Capt. Pred C Doyle relieved from duty and others moving to proper stations by December 15. Chaplain Henry Swift retires and promotions move Walter F Martin and Henry J McKenney up in rank.
In Thermopolis Wyoming the attempted armed robbery of the Emery Hotel ended with three men fleeing after shots were fired. A bystander, Peter McGinnis, intervened and one assailant was wounded. Sheriff Story recovered several clues and a hat reportedly belonging to one of the suspects.
At Lomiter Wyoming, George Merrill reports MutT Trett Cite company cattle have not fattened well this spring. The herd is thinner after a hard winter with more range available but lighter feed. Some Mexican stock was added while hay stocks for winter look solid. The storm near Lander was less severe with rain, and the season sees cattlemen watching prices and prospects as summer approaches.
In Rock Springs Wyoming on September 24 a year old boy, son of Max Kershisnik, died from scalding after tumbling into a pail of water as his mother worked nearby.
Sufferers of colds and catarrh find instant relief with Ely's Cream Balm. The nasal antiseptic reaches the trouble, stops discharge, clears nose and throat, and restores taste, smell, and hearing while strengthening tissues to prevent recurrence. A 50 cent bottle from any druggist cures a cold in a day and suits children.
Beginning next Saturday morning and continuing each week thereafter we will publish the number of votes each person has according to their number. Contestant with the largest number of votes on March 31st 1912 will win Plano.
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