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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1913
Page
5
A. J. Jenkins and L. Kollar faced charges of dist tenance after a disturbance that led to a broken store window. Joe Talbot, arrested, was fined $15 plus costs for the incident. all three who were discharged paid $5 each to cover the window damage.
Leon Goodrich of Wheatland, a prominent architect, wed Grace Austin of Wheatland at St. Mark’s last night via Rev. Dr. A. Juston. Both mothers attended along with close friends. A home has been built for the couple in Wheatland and they will reside there after a short honeymoon.
The Trades Federation called off the opposed general strike of miners in Sout Africa on July 31. The brief report notes unclear references to Sherman Co. and possible varnishing activity. Further details are not provided.
Cheyenne notices report repairs, travel, sales, loans, and social updates. Miller repairs watches. Cheyenne Printery offers printing services. residents travel to Casper Wheatland Pine Bluffs Estes Park and Denver. talks of bankruptcy filings and property transfers. notes on a clairvoyant, a circus visit, and a charity meeting.
John McGill of the state tax commission returned after a two week absence and met with the Colorado tax commission in Denver. He sought assurance that Routt county would tax Wyoming sheep only for the time they spent on county ranges, aiming to curb year long taxation. He also visited Helena Montana and several county jurisdictions including Weston Crook Niobrara Johnson Sheridan Big Horn Washakee and Hot Springs to study tax methods.
The Smdge Amusement Company, under Owls sponsorship, draws steady crowds with a popular merry go round and top sideshows. The Elwin Strong Dramatic Company runs a changing bill and outperforms many canvas shows, while Cheyenne crowds favor outdoor acts. A new trapeze feature debuts with Beekman Brothers nightly and the Wyink Baldwins perform daily at 2:80 and 0.
Warren Flaher files district court slander suit alleging Nash accused him of causing his first wife to die and claimed Mrs. Fisher died due to husband neglect. Fisher was named as a party, and the suit seeks $10000 in damages.
Frontier committee and state humane board met to review humane usage at the Frontier Daya event. They approved roping and bull dogging with a time limit for stunts, seeking balance between safety and supervised activity, while steer busting faced continued debate.
The program lists numerous events across days including wild bronc riding cowpony races bucking exhibitions and Indian dances. Notable purses include 150 for the wild horse race 75 to 75 for top places in the wild horse and mule contest and 40 for the green cowpony race with 25 to the winner.
Wa July 91 report of oil prospector W K Robinson returning to Casper from Riverton country recounts the disappearance of partner George Beaninger on a hot July day. The men split a location on Conant creek, Beaninger vanished after a brief rest, and efforts to locate him yielded no trace. Authorities pursue possible heatrelated disappearance.
Subscribers are urged to report missed deliveries promptly to the offices. On Sunday mornings complaints should be telephoned to the Keyanne Messenger Service and a replacement paper will be sent. All subscribers are urged to report unsatisfactory service for prompt remedy.
President Manuel de Arruda remains under continuous medical care in Lisbon with physicians at his side. Arruda was elected to the republic’s presidency on August 24, 1911.
A lengthy OCR fragment lists hotel arrivals including Mr and Mrs Morrison Hovard Mrs A R Kirkland Fr Washakie A J Malarky Glendale Calif John Sinn Emma Martindale Wheatland Mo and many others from cities such as Denver San Francisco St Paul Wichita Dalles and more names including couples and individuals.
A garbled OCR fragment lists multiple named individuals with city affiliations such as Denver, Los Angeles, Chicago, Portland, and Omaha. The text reads like a roster or witness/participant catalog with numerous misspellings and fragmented entries, lacking coherent events or context.
A fragmentary OCR shows a long list of individuals and places including Denver, Cody, Chadron, Wheatlnd, Casper, and New York. The text names many people such as J ofce, G A Turner, L Smith, Morrison, Wash burn, Curtis, Barrows, Kitto, Mrs Johnston, M L Johnston, Roy Schwenk, Good, Heir and daughter, Anna Austin, Foltz, A Jacobson, A B Wallace, Waller Anes, and others with city associations.
Readable fragments show names including Denver figures W A Reynolds Ido A Frits Bos Col orado Springs He Cahill Bos ton Frank Homan Canon City. No clear event or context is established in the fragment.
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