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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1916
Page
7
Congregational, Methodist, Baptist, Presbyterian, and Catholic parishes hold services and Sunday schools across the city. Announcements invite visitors to morning sermons, union services, and choir concerts, with details on times, pastors, and special music planned.
A bound notice lists church meetings across multiple denominations. Annes block Seventh Day Adventist and WH Cortin pastor at 2614 Rent street host Labor hall gatherings. German services at 10:70 a m and Sunday school times for Frank Frese era. Local Baptist and Allen A M Church share schedules with Rev C O Smith preaching on Sunday July 2 with 12:16 p m Sunday school.
The document outlines two proposed amendments from Wyoming's thirteenth legislature for the November election. Amendment One would allow state public school funds to be invested in farm mortgages and other law authorized securities. Amendment Two proposes adding a section to allow state aid or engagement in public road and highway construction and improvement with land grant proceeds.
Train arrivals and departures listed for the Union Pacific main line West Laramie Cheyenne Portland Los Angeles California Express Pacific Limited Overland Limited and other services with schedules to Cheyenne Denver Colorado and Billings including arrivals at various times and extra fares indicated.
The document outlines that Article 14 Section 9 banning internal improvements does not stop the state from building or aiding public roads and highways. It authorizes state construction or funding via direct action or county aid, with funds from land grants or property revenues pledged to complete road projects.
Auction notice seeks cavalry stock at Cheyenne stock yards on Wednesday August 10. Buyers will purchase horses 15 hands and up to 6 to 10 years old. Class A price around $140 and Class AA around $160. Horses must be belt-broken.
Al mira M. Shreves Johnson formerly Alma M. Shreves of Federal Wyoming filed final three year proof to establish claim to Lots 1 2 3 and 4 E yw4 Section 24 Township 16N Range 68W 6th P M. before the U S Land Office at Cheyenne on September 27 1915 with witnesses Alfred H. Heasman George Hoar Charlie Adolphsen and Charlie Terferen of Wyoming teams and towns listed as witnesses.
An advertisement seeks farms for sale with 4,000 buyers and invites description of unsold property. It lists contact at 203 Farmers Exchange, Denver Colorado, and promotes capital obtained, corporations formed nationwide, charters secured, and industrial enterprises including oil and mining ventures.
A string of classified ads promotes sales positions and stock bond offerings in New York Chicago and Detroit. Firms include Edward L Dwight Co and Elwood Mfg Co advertising canvassing territories with commissions plus sample orders. Listings seek live clothing and furniture salesmen and a Ford territory rep with high earnings potential.
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