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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1913

Page

16

Wyoming Women's club hosts musical tea anniversary event

The Wyoming Women's club of the H. M. A. held a musical tea at Mrs. H. C. Upton's home to celebrate the eleventh anniversary. Members, spouses, and guests enjoyed a varied program led by Mire K. A. Morton with piano solos, readings, vocal pieces, and duets, followed by refreshments.

Wyoming Women's Club H. C. Tpton Cheyenne Myre Vo K. Mart Irina Patten Maude Upton Votal Delta Millard Votal Laula J. Reilly Mise Hazel Rowland Vora Reilly Voral Reily Susan Cahill Myre Pion Hart Reilly Cahill Della Irene Allard Lemna Pattes Hazel Rowland Meadames Patton Headley Forsyth Smith Voorham Wolfman Hartler Dolan Loonwis Swainson Daley Shafer Earhart Guy Wittete Klingman Gyiling Wilson O'Brien la Fontaine Cooper Mefhuire Finch McCain Detcher Hinrichs Rumach Morton Bump A. J. Miller Leighton Mullett Brehison Stuart the Hostemes

Altar and Rosary Society to Host First Lent Social

The Altar and Rosary Society of St Marys will hold its first social meeting before Lent in the afternoon at Mrs Thomas Coopers home. Mrs John Martin and Mrs Thomas Cobry assist as tests in a community event at 2214 Carey Avenue.

St Mark's Wo man's Auxiliary meets at Parish House

Friday afternoon activities list a 3 o'clock meeting at St Mark's Parish House for the Woman's Auxiliary. The planned musical event was postponed a week. Y P U holds a business social at the parsonage 2519 Howse Street this evening. Philathea class met Mrs Taylor at 111 East Eleventh Street to plan mission study. Children’s home clothing committee reports completion and discusses disposal of a just-made comforter. Delicious refreshments served.

Associatted Charities Ius Ladies of the Maccabees Belle Hedge Denver Knights Woman's Auxiliary Woman's Auxiliary of St. Mark's Haptier Young People Union Howse Street

Second Socialist Lecture Draws Large Audience

Otto F Branstratter spoke on What Is Socialism in the second lecture of a local Socialist series. The crowd heard a materialistic view of US history from its origins to today, tracing labor’s role in national problems. Branstrater held attention and left a favorable impression.

Otto F. Branstratter United States Mr. Branstrater

Archimedes Burning Mirrors Found in Syracuse Harbor

Believed to be the famed Archimedes burning mirrors for setting enemy ships afire, discovered in Syracuse harbor. Two bronze concave disks over three feet across are connected by a rotary device, one with a central circular hole.

Rome Archimedes Syracuse

Terservice pays large dividends amid genius-driven losses

Terservice regularly disburses sizable dividends even as the genius strategy underperforms financially, highlighting a contrast between payout levels and net losses within the company.

Dynamite Used to Clear Ice Gorges in Sheridan

In Sheridan Wyoming on April 2 dynamite blasting cleared ice and rock from Goose creeks gorges that threatened floods. City officials led by Commissioner Carroll opened channels from Second Street to Tongue River preventing major damage while residents watched from the banks.

Sheridan Wyo Joe Little Ani Lig Goose Carroll Rider Goose Creek Eighth Streets Tongue River Second Second Street Fifth Street Pioneer Park Heald Street Coffeen Avenue First Street Main Street Grant Clements Jack Donahue

Tribute to American ingenuity and the live stock association

The speaker praises pioneers who build cities and counties and look toward a future newspaper age. He imagines readers becoming thinkers and doers as inventions and new business methods emerge. He notes the energy of Americans, the role of cranks, and the infancy of electricity shaping a limitless future. He commends the American National Live Stock Association leaders, Secretary Charles Fr. Martin (d. 1905) and the current secretary T. W. Tomlinson.

Jastro American National Live Stock Association Fronl Charles Fr. Martin T. W. Tomlinagon

Government to Open 41000 Acres in Kansas Forest Land

Dodge City Kan April 2 Officials announced 41000 acres of government forest land in Hamilton county Kansas will be opened to settlement this summer. Each settler likely limited to 160 acres, with no specific opening date yet.

Dodge City Kan Hamilton County Kansas Lf Ie

Cowboys Gather in Phoenix as Livestock Leaders Reflect

A speaker praises past presidents and secretaries who advanced the American livestock industry, commends international recognition, and urges unity and continued protectionist policy. He celebrates the 16th annual gathering in Phoenix, Arizona, and evokes a renewed cowboy spirit among attendees.

Frank Hazenbarth Utah Murdo Mackenzie Theleas United States Canada Fingland Henry Astro Phoenix Arizona

The Cowboy’s Return Poem Fragment

Fragment of a poem recalling a cowboy’s return to the desert landscape and life on a dusty gray range. The speaker asks to be dressed in sombrero spurs and chaps with a six gun and roping tasks in a sagebrush setting. A bronco and buckskin are invoked along with gear and the bite of a quirt.

Make me a Cowboy Again from the Roundup Ballads

A nostalgic verse evokes cowboys, Texas cattle and midnight stampedes. References to roundup songs, campfires, and ranch lore paint a rugged, old west mood with vivid sounds of hoofs and cattle.

Texas Rictlory

TIZ Cured Her Quiet Send at Once for Free Trial

Mrs. Crockett of Jeffersonville headlines a sensational claim about TIZ foot remedy. After two treatments she walked downstairs one foot at a time, ending five years of difficulty. The ad urges readers to try a free trial and buy genuine TIZ from drug stores or mail order, promising relief and quick results.

Moncey Walter Luther Dodge

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