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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1912

Page

13

Local Notes and Updates From Cheyenne Headlines

Miller's repair shop offers watch repair at moderate prices and high-grade work. George Harry back at 4X ranch after appendix operation. Express agent Hardman returns from Denver. Photographer J. Stimpson injured in auto accident and brought home. Mrs. Farthing recovered and home in Iron Mountain. Schaffer funeral held by Odd Fellows at Lakeview. Senator Warren returning to Wyoming as Congress adjourns. Harry Green resigns from State Leader advertising. A girl born to Mr. and Mrs. Dunlavey at St. John’s Hospital. Methodist choir at Fort post chapel, soldiers pleased. Severe rainstorm hits Cheyenne with lightning near railroad shops. Frank Stevenson and Armand Miller arrested for assault on two women. fines issued. Old press stand at Donohoe Fair grounds to be remodeled with writing tables and phones.

Carey Ave Raochman Detter George Harry Platte River West 16Th Street Hardman Adama Express Company Denver Wome J. & Stimpson Bordeaux Wheatland Farthing Charles Farthing Iron Mountain Schaffer John A. Sc D. A. Dunlavey St. John’s Hospital Frank Stephenson Armand Miller Stephenson Miller Don

Living on Credit Virtue Consent and Credit Defined

A concise aphorism on virtue and social ledger noting that many men claim virtue only if society grants them credit for it. The statement reflects on reputation and conditional moral behavior in social contexts.

Grape-Nuts Advice on Chewing and Digestion

The article explains chewing mechanics for healthy teeth and suggests softening or soaking Grape-Nuts when teeth are faulty. It describes Grape-Nuts as bard and brittle granules meant to be ground by teeth to preserve teeth and aid digestion by reducing saliva flow from the gums.

Damage to Power Plant Is Adjusted

Insurers and representatives of power companies settled the Cheyenne Light Fuel and Power plant fire damage claim yesterday without trouble. The fire threatened substantial loss to roof and machinery, but repairs were arranged and will begin promptly with Northern Colorado Power officials and local manager W L Kemper present.

Cheyenne Light, Fuel & Power Company Wallace Northern Colorado Power Company W. L. Kemper

Two Army Men Fined After West Side Fracas

Frank Stephens and Amanuel Miller of the Ninth Cavalry were fined 15 and 25 dollars respectively after a disturbance with a district resident on the West Side Sunday night. They paid and left the police court. Detectives recovered a stolen watch in Denver linked to pawn broker Charles Royel alias Hol Smith and a man called Milwaukee Shine.

Frank Stephens Amanuel Miller Ninth Cavalry Miller Stephens J. P. Henig Denver Charles Royel Hol Smith Milwaukee Henry

Elevator Fire Threatens Town Grain Facility

An electrical storm yesterday afternoon caused wires at the west side grain elevator to burn, sparking an incipient blaze. The fire was fought with chemicals and extinguished with little loss after a prompt response by the fire department. the elevator was nearly full of grain.

Wirea

Powder River Midway Oil and Gas Incorporation

Articles filed with Secretary of State Houx announce Powder River Midway Oil and Gas as a Wyoming corporation with one million dollars capital. The firm aims to conduct oil and gas operations in central Wyoming with officers Oscar Nelson John Hecht C P Halley W J Thorn and R B Taylor. The filing marks it as among the state's largest incorporations in years.

Houx Powder River Midway Oil & Gas Company Wyoming Oscar Nelson John Hecht C. P. Halley W. J. Thorn R. B. Taylor

Asbestos Co Incorporates In Chicago

George R. Williams John A Voorhees and Walter R Storm incorporators of the American Asbestos Product company filed papers with Secretary of State Houx. Capital stock set at 250000 with incorporators listed as Chicago citizens.

George R. Williams John A. Voorhees Walter R. Storm American Asbestos Product Company Houx Citizens of Chicago

Great Sells Floto Circus Brings European Wonders

The Great Sells Floto Consolidated Show arrives Thursday September 6 offering European novelties never before seen in the U S. The circuit features a grand street parade and two performances with prices cut in half for three years, proving popular pricing sustains a large show.

Sells-Floto Consolidated

Notice of Opening of School in Cheyenne

Public schools in Cheyenne begin at 9 o clock on Tuesday morning September 3 1912. Children six before February 1 1913 may enter. those admitted by October 1 1912 only. Reports by school: High School gymnasium. Johnson School south of Union Pacific tracks. Converse School south of UP tracks to Evans street. Central School between UP tracks Evans to Twenty fifth and Eddy. Irvine area and Fort Russell rules noted. Examinations August 10 and 11 for entitled pupils. superintendent’s office in gymnasium, August 27 deadline.

Public Schools Cheyenne General Assembly Johnson School Union Pacific Converse School Evans Street Converse House Evans Streets Central School Twenty-fifth Street Eddy Street Irvine Evans and Eddy Streets Johnson, Corlett and Churchill Central Fort Russell Corlett School Churchill School Twentyfifth Street Park Addition

Billiard Tournament Opens in Cheyenne

The Brunswick event begins with Charles Kiremitter of Denver beating Brennan of the local side 200 to 140. Brennan fought back but fell short as Kitzmiller edged three and then cleared the table on a tough finish. The match starts a three game set, with the second tonight and the final tomorrow at 8 o'clock.

Kaine Hununewick Charles Kiremitter Denver I Morris Brennan Brennan Oppoonent Kitzmiller Joneue

Race Question Up To Candidates

A New Jersey group seeks support from Gov Wilson and Bishop Waters asserts a square deal for blacks if Wilson wins Colon Roosevelt promises full constitutional rights to a colored delegation but questions remain about actual guarantees Census lists largest black populations in New York Washington New Orleans Philadelphia Baltimore Birmingham Memphis Atlanta Chicago and Richmond with thousands of residents.

Sexroes New Jersey Wilson Jistice Wilson Alexander Watters Roosevelt Congress New York Washington New Orleans Philadelphia Baltimore Birmingham Ala Memphis Teno Atlanta Chicago Richmond

Invest Letters Signal Wyoming Prospect Boom

A. Pearlatine of the Insolatel club reports a flood of letters about Wyoming investment opportunities. Recipients span many states including Alabama Nebraska Iowa Wisconsin and California. Each inquiry seeks land values and returns as the state gains map presence and Uncle Sam’s favor.

United Stated

Catherine Wymer Dead at 73 in Pine Bluffs

Mrs. Catherine Wymer a widow aged 73 and Pine Bluffs resident died Sunday afternoon from complications of diseases. She was living with her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Axel Darkell at the time of death. Her remains will be shipped to Milton Kansas to Undertaker Clyde Barly.

Gathering Wymer Pine Bluffs Axel Darkell Milton Kas Clyde Barly

Denver man honored by shorthand reporters meeting

The National Shorthand Reporters convention elected Charles W. Rettler of Denver as president. Rettler works as a district court stenographer.

Denver New York Charles W. Reltler le Js District Court

Curious wager on Napoleon death ends in jury absolution

A knight and a clergyman once bet 100 guineas that Napoleon would die within a chosen span, the priest paying a guinea daily for years. The defendant knight argued the bet void and against public policy. a Baltimore American report says the jury freed him, noting the wager resembled jocular risk rather than enforceable obligation. The tale is linked with regional reminiscence and quirky dialect interludes.

Mde Fingland Angus McGregor Hedinburgh Scotland Belvedere Dominion Knight Napoleon Britain Baltinore

The State Leader Want Ad Medium Update

The State Leader prints classified notices and short ads for Wyoiwlog readers. Local listings feature job vacancies, sales, and community announcements in concise entries for quick browsing.

Wyoiwlog

The Thermometer As A Comic How It Works

The article humorously explains a thermometer with a scale and a bulb at the bottom filled with mercury. It notes summer growth and expands with warmth, and jokes about a fat man in a streetcar spreading out and pressing others. It mentions Fahrenheit and the idea that cold may be less real than imagined.

Mr. Fahrenheit

Thermometer Talk Sparks Neighborhood Rivalry

A playful piece notes one thermometer reading outshines neighbors as everyone compares figures. The quirky column describes how a warmer device becomes a source of pride among friends and local households.

Appreciation at Last in a Galveston Scene

In a fragmentary scene Noah is praised by a rotund man who claims admiration and credits Noah with his worth. The exchange features a humorous tone and a reference to Barnum as the speaker.

Noah Galveston

On His Uppers in a Harassed Debtor Scene

A narrator frets under pressure from collectors as a friend consoles him. The debtor predicts he will be knocked off balance while acknowledging TV savvy fools audiences, and admits he lacks funds to pay. The scene captures tension between debt collection and public perception.

Dabtor

Tele ram collect request strains reader goodwill

A reader describes a nuisance telegraphic collect request that drags on, wasting time and testing patience. The writer notes the unsolicited demand damages rapport and interrupts routine communications.

Beauty Culture Parlors Ad for Hairdressing Services

Clara A Ligter offers hairdressing manicuring and hairwork at ¢1 W 1th street with phone 817 Sanita The Sherman Co.

Clara A. Ligter W. 1Th Street Sanita The Sherman Co

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