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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1908
Page
5
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A. B. Case of Fenton Michigan visits Cheyenne on route home from Thermopolis to bathe in Wyoming springs for rheumatism relief. He reports a complete cure and praises Thermopolis waters as the best cure found. He plans to move to Wyoming to reside. Also mentions local events and other notes about Cheyenne.
A flurry of society events fills the afternoon with lectures on modern fiction trends led by Mrs. Mer sw war, a review of Christian views of theatre, and an Arts club gathering. Members from Fort Russell and Denver attend, New Year greetings planned, and multiple clubs resume in January after holiday breaks.
Large audience at The Cowboy Ranger admired Hangeschka's orchestra supplementing the regular house act. The music met the usual high standard and the management hopes this feature will return regularly at the Odeon.
A fragmented OCR text shows a central area scene with a weeping individual and references to buildings and an executive hall or reception space, though many words are unclear. The legible bits suggest a formal setting near an executive building with a reception event possibly involving attendees.
The Trans Missouri Dry Farming congress board of control meets at the Cheyenne Industrial club this evening for a banquet. Governor B B Brooks toasts, plans for the February Cheyenne meeting reviewed, and Rose Croix closure timed before the club session. Secretary Burns reports invitations to foreign governments and expected attendance by state and federal officials.
Announcement says trains will operate over the Carr-Borie cut-off from Union Pacific next Sunday. The first passenger train to travel the cut-off is No 108 leaving Cheyenne at 2 a m Sunday, and the first to arrive over the cut-off is No 103 on Sunday morning.
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