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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1912

Page

2

State of Wyoming Laramie to Have Big Labor Picnic

Laramie announces a Labor Day picnic program with races and events led by James M. Christener Dwight O Merrick Louw Math Chae L Patchell and Will McMurray The parade will start Monday September 8 in the bust hear district with races including a fat men 100 yards girls under 16 100 yards boys under 12 100 yards and more Entries must be submitted by Sunday at 7 90 oclock to the Republican office or editorial rooms for program preparation

Laramie James M. Christener Dwight O. Merrick Louw Math Chae L. Patchell Will McMurray Hae Bust Hear Jane Thera

Gov Johnson to Speak in Laramie on Friday

Governor Johnson of California will visit Laramie on Friday for a public speech. He arrives at 2 46 am and plans a machine speech around 10 am after a hotel rest and city tour. The touring official spoke in Rock Springs and Cheyenne before Denver and eastward travel.

Laramie, Ave Spaulding Carey Hiram Johnson California All Moose oJdneon Laramie Johnson Rock Springs Cheyenne Denver Enat

New York School Gardens Urban Growth In City Classrooms

New York schools adopt garden plots in yards and playgrounds from Manhattan to outer areas. Some classes own plots while others share spaces. one school even uses cement areas for plant beds. The School Garden Association led by Van Evrie Kilpatrick supports these efforts with student participation scenes at P.S. No. 64.

New York Manhattan School Garden Association van Evrie Kilpatrick Amsterdam Avenue One Hundred and Fourth Street

Practical pantry tips and emergency cake recipe notes

The article shares ideas to stock a house for guests with quick, economical foods. It suggests a long keeping fruit cake made with dates and coconut, sardine sandwiches, pimento cheese, sauces for ice cream, salmon with coconut and pickles, and simple salads using peas, tomatoes, onion, and lettuce for ready meals.

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Fragmented Historic Text Fragment

A damaged OCR fragment mentions trouble and people bearing what they have and hope to gain. The snippet references multiple kinds of trouble and burdens carried by individuals, with unclear context or identifiable subjects.

Deaf Mutes in Flushing Face Court Dispute

In Flushing a deaf mute couple, Richard Dauka and his wife, faced a court over insults after the wife obtained a summons against her husband. The judge, aided by an interpreter, dismissed the complaint as the pair cannot hear or speak, and the family improvised gestures as tensions rose. The magistrate ordered the couple to resolve their household problems, noting a boarder who is also deaf mute.

New York Ave Richard Dawke Flushing Magee Thompson Dauksa

Pact Ends in Death of a Couple in St Louis

In St Louis on August 27 Anton Newberg a 65 year old former real estate man and his wife a retired actress killed themselves after writing farewell notes and sealing their home turning on gas jeta and drinking carbolic acid. They were found dead in each other’s arms with an open letter stating they were tired of life and had decided to die together.

ST. Louis Anton Newberg

Greek Petasos Hats Among Ancient Greeks

The Greeks wore a petasos hat made of felt strapped under the chin. Lower-class travelers and herdsmen used hats, while both sexes wore similar shapes. Nobility and gentry did not cover outdoors, and women wore floral wreaths instead.

Wyoming Sealed Bids Sought for State Printing 1912

Secretary of State Brank L. Houx invites sealed bids for printing and binding Twelfth Legislature materials. Projects include 2000 copies of the Senelon Laws with varied bindings, 250 journals in pamphlet and half binding, and other official documents in book or pamphlet form. Bids due by 10 a.m. September 12, 1912.

Cheyenne Wyo Secretary of State Wyoming Ing Aecretary of State

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