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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1912

Page

5

Social Roundup of Residents Visiting Cheyenne

Local notes list Casper residents George Morley and G A Duncan visiting Cheyenne, plus visitors from Laramie Evanston Pine Bluffs and Baggs. Names include W L Grimes, Miss Nema Hooley, P W Spaulding, J R Wilkinson, and others at Metropolitan Plains Normandie Albany and nearby hotels.

George Morley Casper Metropolitan William Brown Jerry McCarthy Little Horee Creek H. V Groesbeck Laramie R. Clark Dever Cheyenne G. A. Duncan A. S. Harrison Whealand W. L. Grimes Fort Steele Misa Nema Hooley Glenda George W. Storey Sannday P. W. Spaulding Evanston Plains J. R. Wilkinson Pine Bluffs GR. Aeons Casger George Eaglstrom W. M. Sloat Rock Springs P. E. Caplane Missy F. Trenton F. E. Forte Co. L. Banner Wolf F Grable J. C. Austin Pathfinder Normandie H. E. Stock Albany Millie Conner Chugwater Che John D. Baker Baggs

London to Cheyenne: McNaughton Leads Spring Maid Cast

Charles McNaughton arrives from London to star in The Spring Maid at the Whitney Theatre. He hails from a renowned English comic family, joining the Metropole Theatre troupe as call-boy, treasurer, and principal comedian, with figures in George Edwardes' companies.

Charles McNaughton London Whitney Theatre Mr. McNaughton Europe Metropole Theatre George Edwardes Splendid Companies

Local notices and society items from Pioneer

Local items list repairs shops and services in the city including Miller's watch repair 1709 Carey Ave and The American Electric Shoe Shop 221 West 18th St. May activities note Shrine Meet in Los Angeles with Ex-Mayor Cook leaving May 3. Also several brief notices: state examiners in Rawlins checking county books, George T. Beck visiting, Edward T. Clark Sheridan state senator in the city, various beauty and hair services, court case Bucknum vs Johnson, artesian water inquiry, abscess on arm, Hot Springs visit, soldiers' travel to Washington, motion pictures planned at Van Tassell ranch, Jeffersons visiting Green River, Private Bay Homes dies, Union Pacific officials in Salt Lake City, homestead entry by Chapman Morrill Neb, civil service exam May 28, Wyoming Life Insurance Company deposits $100,000 with State Auditor.

Miller Carey Ave Shrine Cook Los Angeles Mystic Shrine Mre. Stanton 23Rd St Rawlins Putnam and Morgan West 16Th Street George T. Beck Wyoming Cody City Edward T. Clark Sheridan Clark Sheridan County Burlington Railroad Ligier 15Th St Supreme Court C. K. Bucknum Henry A. Johnson Natrona County Green River Jeffers Union Pacific Fourth Field Artillery Fort Russell Chicago U.P. OF Salt Lake City Utah Union Pacific Railroad Charlea Chapman Morrill Wyoming Insurance Company Wyoming Life Insurance Company Borsyth Kholdera Thia Company Wybmlhg

Roses Bloom In Omaha And Pardons Granted In State

Roses begin to bloom in Omaha as clerk Rose in the state humane agent’s office reports green grass in eastern Nebraska. Governor Corey pardons Sam Sarrafield, previously convicted of second degree murder in Uinta County. Sarrafield and his wife leave for Cumberland, Iowa.

Omaha Mary Bailey State Humane Agent Nebraska Sam Sarrafield Uinta County Corey Heias Sarrafielda Cumberland Snow Iowa J. R. Carpenter Carpenter Burlington Schenck Jamison

Prosperous Spencer hot water boiler efficiency claim

A Wyoming resident praises the Spencer hot water vertical magazine boiler in a letter to a Scranton dealer. He details buying $16.80 of slack coal at $1.25 per ton, producing four tons of kitchen coal and heating all winter at a cost of eight cents per ton equivalent, and notes a neighbor burning over $20 worth in January. He reports excellent heat and urges inquiries for sizes and installation.

Spencer Earl Whedon Sheridan Wyoming

Three Live Acts Move Fast at the Atlas

The Atlas offers a fast moving bill with an acrobatic couple performing amusing stunts and a gladiator costume comedian with a statuesque partner aiding the act. The unknown performers deliver solid turns as the Trillera perform a ragged tableau and moving pictures close the show.

the Atlas Trillera

Invitation and notices mix with a sale listing

A jumble of invitations and social chatter mixes with medical advice and sale notices. References include an antique invitation to Mrs De Sweil's Thanksgiving ball and a misdated auction listing at 64 Marks Varish Mouse by the Ladies Guild, with Chamberlains Liniment recommended for sprains.

St. Marks Parish House Ladies Guild

Mrs Kuhl Recovering: Husband Comes Sunday

Mrs Mary E Kuhl of Chicago visited for the W C T U convention and entered Private hospital for blood poisoning in her finger. She is recovering nicely. Mr Kuhl arrived Sunday night to be with his wife after traveling from California to Salt Lake City but his wife’s illness prevented their reunion. They plan to return to Chicago when she can travel.

Mary E. Kuhl Chicago Kuhl Calfornia Salt Lake

T. R. Wins Oregon Wilson Leads Clark

Delayed returns from last Friday night's direct primary in Oregon do not alter the standings. Theodore Roosevelt leads Taft by about 7,000 votes for the Republican presidential nomination while Woodrow Wilson has a Democratic edge of about 1,000 over Champ Clark. Many mountain precincts remain to report, and a full tally may take days.

Portland Ore Mtheodore Roosevelt Oregon Republicana Taft Woodrow Wilson Champ Clark

Railway Wages and Railway Earnings in 1911

In 1911 railway wage costs rose while net railway revenues fell. Total compensation for over 560 million man-hours reached 1,005,377,242, up 51,868,822 from 1910 estimates and 69,297,078 above 1901 pay rates. Despite 2,108 more miles operated, payrolls declined 31,037 since 1909. Net revenues dropped 40,988,539 as operating costs rose. Data drawn from Bulletin No 28 by the Bureau of Railway Economics based on Interstate Commerce Commission reports.

Raiway Veysince Commerce Comm Sion Cs Jong E Fe Nitien The Bureau of Railway Economics Interstate Commerce Commission Thin Bu Can

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Ous Dr. Pierce Paco World's Dispensary Medical Association R. V. Pierce M. D Buffalo N.Y Pierce Common Sense Wollville Postum Cereal Company, Ltd Battle Creek, Mick American Electric Shoe Shop West 18Th St R. L. Young W. 15Th James Garrett Hot Springs A. G. McGregor Oklahoma Ark Washington Charles L. Leonard Fred B. Moore Ft. Russell Washington, D. C E. L. Emery van Tassell Ranch George Stewart Mr. Emery David Boies, Prest Spencer Heater Co Scranton Atlas Cheyenne Real Estate Mrs. Kuhl T. R Oregon Wilson Sherman Co Capitol Ave Oxfords W. 16Th Street Cheyenne City Wyo James M. Newman Federal Land & Securities Federal Land & Securities CO Chas. B. Bailey It Ave. && Insurance M&n Cap
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