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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1913
Page
5
Community notices report Miller’s watch repair and other services on Carey Avenue, Cheyenne Messenger Service operations, and local tradesmen like a shoe shop and notary public. Reports cover theater attendance, a disturbance arrest, colonist trains, marriage licenses, auto licenses, and a bankruptcy referee appointment with judge confirmation.
Too Drunks John Moran and a Mrs Mitchell are in the city jail charged with intoxication. Bosler heads the Rock River Conservation Co in the city on business. Attorney C P Plummer of Wheatland is in the city on business, registered at Plains. The following state arrivals were registered at the Thressesan hotel last night: R F Smith Burns John Pfister Lusk. Fred Goodwin forfeited a 15 bond for failing to appear on a concealed weapons charge. Sam Stark ad in Leather goods and shoes at 1600 Eddy Street. Metropolitan arrivals include C R and CC Farris of Carpenter Ed Clark Rawlins W P Cosler Laramie J L Johnston Little Horse Creek S L Cole Silver Crown. Rev W C Fawcette and wife of Sunrise attend a presbytery meeting visiting at the home of Mrs Hastie.
Rumor at the capitol says Frances Davis will succeed Clara Bond as state librarian this week. Davis is in the city staying with Governor Gary, and if Bond resists the change charges may be filed against Davis.
Universal Film company presents footage from Mexico City shot by Frank Dart alleging proof of President Madero and Vice President Suarez being killed. The film claims bullet hole scenes and battle footage, inviting Cheyenne residents to view at the Capitol Avenue theater today or tomorrow.
The city announces irrigation hours from 4 p m to 7 p m and from 6 to 9 p m unclear text. Irrigation is allowed anywhere in the city during these hours without regard to districts until further notice. Mayor D W Gill signs the order.
All persons with unpaid taxes for the year 1812 may save by contacting the City Treasurer before the delinquent tax list is published. City Treasurer D. 8, SWAN.
The Presbytery of Cheyenne will hold its evening session at seven. The Rev. R. MacFadyen will preach followed by communion. The choir will sing an anthem and the meeting will proceed with business after the sermon. All members are invited to attend.
Local capital backs a Cheyenne venture as the San itary Co-Operative Laundry is incorporated with $15000 authorized capital. A. D. Walton, J. B. Guthrie, and J. F. Milligan file the papers. Milligan leads the effort and many Cheyenne residents buy stock for a communistic style operation to start within weeks once machinery arrives.
The Wyoming case centers on J G Merrill claiming the estate of Rody Thornton valued at 100000 by word of mouth in front of witnesses. Heirs contest Merrill's inheritance as Cc P Arnold of Laramie defends for the state and DP Worth Clark represents Merrill. The court took the matter under advisement and will likely issue a decision soon.
The article explains currants contain grape sugar in early forms and derive their tart, piquant flavor from tartaric acid. It notes potash is present in cream of tartar, highlighting the chemical components of currants and related extracts.
The Gettysburg Speech recounts Lincoln's famous 1863 delivery on November 19 at the dedication ceremony. It frames the nation's Civil War struggle, honors fallen soldiers, and emphasizes equality and the purpose of government "of the people by the people for the people."
The old English belief holds that rain on St. Swithin’s Day July 15 ensures forty more days of wet weather.
In Geneva Switzerland authorities require all old pictures and antiques to be registered at the town hall with stated values to safeguard purchasers.
Report notes the globe's fertile land area at about 28,200,200 square miles. The figure highlights the vast regions suitable for crops and vegetation, with context on global agricultural potential.
Twenty five cars of fat sheep from Wheatland along with hogs and cattle departed for Chicago and Denver. Wheatland’s fat sheep recently set a Chicago price record at 9.20 per hundred, as shippers including Ayres and Mosars expect Wheatland to maintain the market top. The region’s alfalfa and irrigated crops aid rapid fattening and cheap shipping.
Cheyenne residents will hear Dr William B Chancellor in two talks Friday. The 3 pm high school lecture is free and open to pupils and parents, while the evening address will cover topics under consideration including The Old and the New In Education or The Universal School.
The Greater Cheyenne Club will meet this evening at the Industrial club to dispose of important business. All members are urged to attend, and non members are welcome to join. The notice closes with a light remark about fish stories.
A Wyoming stockman, John Hemenway, returns from twenty five years in the mountains to test life in civilization. His wife craved urban bright lights and culture in Long Beach California after wintering in Seaside Park. He recalls the solitude, birds, cattle care, and star lit nights while he pursued a life of ranch work in the high country.
A long OCR list shows numerous individuals and cities including Denver Omaha New York and Chicago. Names such as Appleman Shuman McGuire Irving Wart Aquabella Reily Moser and others appear with scattered locales. The fragmentary text resembles a roster or notice of attendees or signatories without clear context or dates.
John Hemenway and his wife depart Long Beach for Maryville aiming to swap city life for a distant mountain home. He envisions finishing the journey on horseback, crossing California and Nevada to reach the quiet hills where civilization can be forgotten.
Miss Alberta Claire of Los Angeles sues Arcade Hotel company in GNcINNATL Ohio for 10000 dollars claiming damage to a room after an intrusion. The filing specifies damages and alleges negligence by hotel staff.
Miss St. Claire testifies Bly B. Rogers, a hotel clerk, pounded on her door in July 1911 and forced entry claiming she hid someone. He searched the room,乱 ransacked the trunk, and exposed bedding causing humiliation and lasting nervous injury.
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