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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1912

Page

2

Wyoming Baptists Elect Cheyenne Native as President

State Baptist session in Cheyenne chose officers for the upcoming year with George Van Winkle named president, Rev A J Jones of Sheridan as vice president, and Rev Hal Puder of Cheyenne as corresponding secretary. Delegates arrived for the convention closing Friday, with a packed program including morning services, reports, addresses, and mission talks across multiple states.

Wyoming Officres Orb George van Winkle Cheyenne A. J. Jones Sheridan Hal Pp Puder Wie Madeston Parliament of Pingnetal C.J. Spiers Worland McGlothiin Lander J. C. Clark Rock Springs John Pearson Bvanston

Corporal in Army Confesses Currency Mutilation in Wyoming

In Sheridan Wyoming Corporal M C Joiner stationed at Fort Mackenzie was arrested for mutilating currency He confessed to clipping corners from twenty dollar bills and pasting them with pieces from ten dollar bills to forge new twenty dollar notes The bank cashier T Diera who first detected the fraud had played a role in a local play that helped him see the method employed by the conspirator.

Railway Official Snow Bound in Big Horn Mountains

SHERIDAN Wyo Sept 25 G W Holdredge of Omaha general Western manager of the Burlington railway is snowbound in his summer cabin on Home lake near the Big Horn summit. Four feet of snow covers the mountains and it has been snowing all day. Holdredge has been in the cabin a week and is well supplied with provisions.

Sheridan Wyo W. Hiidredge Omaha Burlington Railbway Bome Lake Big Horn Mountains Holdredge

Sheridan Plea for Lower Coal Rates in Wyoming Hearing

Sheridan Chamber of Commerce asks Interstate Commerce Commission to adjust coal rates on Burlington and connecting Lines. Officials argue current rates are unjust and discriminatory, hindering Sheridan's ability to compete with southern Wyoming, Illinois, and Michigan. A hearing by a special ICC agent wrapped up in Sheridan.

Sheridan Wyo Interstate Commerce Commission Sheridan Chamber of Commerce Burlington Sheridan Coul Cinnot Wyoming Illinois Michigan

Army heads inspect Fort Mackenzie Wyoming

General Ramsey D Petty command er Central ielon of the army in Chicago General Frederick H Smith commander Department of the Missouri at Omaha and Major Dade inspector general Central Division arrived to spend two days inspecting Fort Mackenzie Also note Major Cegera Wood to arrive next Wednesday for a day of inspection at the TIVOL! RATHUSKELLER address appears in the clipping

Bheridan Wyo Ramsey D. Petty Central Ielon Chicago Frederick

Wealthy rancher dies by own hand jury rules

LARAMIE Wyo Sept 25 The coroner's jury ruled August Wurl retired ranchman died from a pistol shot fired by his own hand. He pulled a feather bed over himself and shot into his heart, the sound muffled by the mattress.

Laramle Wyo August Wurl Wurl

First Annual Dance Hosted by Cheyenne Trades Assembly

The Cheyenne Trades and Labor Assembly presents the first annual dance at Keefe Hall on Thursday September 26 with Buchanan's Orchestra providing music.

Siven Cheyenne Trades and Lavor Assembly Keefe Hall Buchanan

Sheridan County farmer harvests record grain yield

Nick Yout, a dry farmer in Sheridan County, harvested 2419 bushels of oats and emmer with total grain value around 1800 dollars, plus 32 bushels per acre on 20 acres of wheat and 50 bushels of emmer threshed. He worked largely alone, despite illness, and reports meticulous timing and a successful harvest completed in thirty hours.

Nick Yout Sheridan County Yoat Mr. Yost Joe Harper

Protone Named as New Flesh Builder

Protone touted as a rapid flesh builder claiming 30 pounds gained in 30 days. Advert claims include increased strength and plumpness with quick muscular results.

Protone Promises Plump Health In 1900s Ad Claim

An old advertisement touts Protone as a science based strength builder. It claims the product makes users plump and well formed with color and poise, urging purchase at druggists or by mail from The Protone Co Detroit Michigan.

Protone Protone Co Protone Hidg Detroit Mich

Free Protone coupon offer promises free 50c package

The Protone Company advertises a no cost trial of Protone with a coupon and 10c for postage. Readers are told they will receive a 50c package plus full instructions and a book on why they are thin. The notice cites Detroit Michigan and claims nationwide sending.

Protone Company Vrotone Company

Propose Cheyenne druggist ad for packaging

Fragmentary advertisement mentions W. W. Crooks Roedel Sands Drug Co Eerug Confactionery Co A. B. Roedel and a dollar price line possibly for packaging or sample items. Reads unclear but suggests an in town listing of druggists and confectionery suppliers in Cheyenne with date or street references 17th Street.

Cheyenne W. W. Crooks Roedel Sands Drug Vo Confactionery Co A. B. Roedel Druggiata

Yost Builds First Corn Silo in Sheridan County

A storm damaged Yosts harvest but he prospers in livestock with sixty nine hogs and plans a silo on his ranch sixteen miles northwest of Sheridan, the first of its kind in the county. Thirty hogs will be market ready in six weeks.

Wyoming settlers flock to Cheyenne boosted by Borah act

The Nation's Business reports S S Pearlstine notes strong Wyoming growth as the Borah three year homestead law spurs settlement and large crops in non irrigated areas. The act lowers cultivation to three years and allows brief absences while entry on 160 or 320 acres is pursued.

Cheyenne Wyoming S. S. Pearlstine Industrial Club Pearlstine National Chamber of Commerce of United States Congress Canada Prrinb Gerong

Wyoming's Open Land Drive and Western Growth

The article argues for cultivation of large open lands starting year two and year three, praising entrymen proving up homesteads and state taxation. It notes immigration turning westward to Wyoming, calls for public land development, and opposes East conservationists. It urges Congress to pass laws like Borah Act to curb plutocracy and restore public rights.

Wyoming Great American Desert Rocky Mountain Region National Congress Pearlstine The Industrial Club

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