Che Successor To Sun Leader
A compact notice notes Che succeeds the Sun leader in a listed transaction priced at $6.00.
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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1902
Page
2
A compact notice notes Che succeeds the Sun leader in a listed transaction priced at $6.00.
Lord Francis Hope has obtained a divorce from May Yohe the burlesque actress in London while still recovering from leg amputation. Reports note Yohe traveled to Japan with Putnam Bradice Strong and were seen at a Nagasaki hotel where she performed on stage in provocative manner. Yohe claims Native American ancestry through her mother and Hope remains heir to the Newcastle titles.
The piece praises Arbor Day and J Sterling Morton for inspiring tree planting. It notes Wyoming lacks consistent enthusiasm and urges mayors to issue Arbor Day proclamations and organize tree planting programs statewide.
The Central school building has poor ventilation with only windows for air flow. The resulting cold exposure causes sickness and frequent absences, and some pupils do not recover before another illness begins. The writer urges a remedy.
The Denver Times praises Willis Van Devanier as best qualified for interior secretary. As five years as assistant attorney general, head of the interior department legal work, and former chief justice of Wyoming understatehood, he is hailed as a capable political manager destined to serve the west as a capable and loyal friend.
A social column from The New York Sun addresses the propriety of flirting in response to a young lady’s question about its necessity and outcomes. The exchange treats flirtation as a light matter but hints at underlying seriousness in social conduct and manners.
A discussion on flirting as a serious danger to hearts and reputations, warning that playful flirting can ignite genuine passion with potentially cruel consequences. It urges women to guard against deception and men to show humility, while noting Chicago's health board cautions on drinking water amid a taxpayer critique of boil-water costs.
The Louisiana Purchase Exposition Commission members plan Wyoming's display for St Louis 1903. Prof Nelson of the State University urges all crop producers to contribute samples of grains grasses vegetables and fruits secured from this year’s crop to ensure a strong exhibition. contact Nelson to record names arrange quantities and transport.
The supreme court adjourned until Thursday March 31. Clifford Buck returned to work at the capitol after illness. Water Superintendent Gillcrist of district No. 1, back from a northern trip, described the storm and train mishaps. Oliver G. Johnson of Walton Wyoming and Silas J. Casteel of Collins Wyoming were commissioned notaries by Acting Governor Chatterton. Articles of incorporation for the Golden Old and Coal Company were filed with capital of 20000 in Cheyenne and Denver.
Local forecast for Cheyenne and vicinity calls for fair skies tonight and Thursday. A western storm moves northeast toward South Dakota with increasing energy, bringing widespread rain or snow across Wyoming and Colorado and rain from Minnesota and the Dakotas to Missouri and Oklahoma. High winds accompany the storm, severe this morning in Nebraska, Iowa, and the Dakotas, moderating over the central Rockies. Thunderstorms reported in Nebraska, Kansas, and eastern Colorado. 24 hour data through 6 am shows a max of 32 and min of 26 with 0.64 inches precipitation. W. and Palmer, Section Director.
Notice states War Bonnet Livestock, a Wyoming corporation, has been fully dissolved following a special stockholders meeting on December 7, 190? and a trustees resolution. Dated February 18, 1902, the dissolution is affirmed by President Benj l L Young.
Hon J Sterling Morton attacks socialism as a path to anarchy arguing it teaches workers to hate their employers and government. He portrays socialism and anarchy as linked steps from discontent to ruin with a street corner agitator as the false friend of labor and order.
A notice from the United States Land Office Cheyenne details a contest against homestead entry 2841 by Theodore C. Conkling with abandonment claims and set hearings in May 1902. The Hammond Packing stockholders meet April 7, 1902. The Interior Department invites sealed bids for beef, flour, and other subsistence and supplies with deadlines in April and May 1902 in New York and Chicago.
The article recounts a tangled early 1900s romance involving Mary A Dwelken, her sister Lorin, and Hiram Dwelken of Lancaster with a marriage, elopement rumors, and a controversial union in Wisconsin. It notes Mary’s presumed dementia and a troubled family dynamic surrounding wealth and social propriety.
Amended proclamation forbids driving or drifting domestic animals through Wyoming from Nebraska or Colorado without a health certificate issued by the state veterinarian. Notice to Creditors in estates of Lyman Astley and John Gunther requests claims within specified deadlines and warns of bar by failure to file.
Notice for publication from Altman of Denver Colorado regarding an act dated February 26 2002 and a 1878 act for timber lands in Oregon Nevada and Washington extended to all states by August 4 169% compliance with the act and signature on March 17 1950.
Wabeoribe for The Lander details a local information exchange noting names and roles, with emphasis on community updates and upcoming events. The piece highlights residents and groups engaging in civic topics, urging reader involvement and attention to forthcoming notices.
Daily and special train notes show departures and arrivals for Cheyenne routes. Includes No 164 Accom daily except 1 pm Saturday, No 158 Cheyenne arrivals, Colorado and Southern services, mixed No 06 depart 7 0 am and arrive 10 05 pm. Mail closes times for west and east bounds on U P and B M routes. Fort Russell, Little Beat, La Grange and other small stops listed with times.
Cheyenne Lodge No.1 and Acadia Lodge No.11 hold Masonic meetings on second and fourth Tuesdays and Thursdays monthly. Secretaries and visitors are listed for contact and attendance guidance.
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