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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1913
Page
5
Upcoming events and lodge notices list fairs and public gatherings in Wyoming towns from September through October, with per line insertions for admission charged events. The item also notes European nations declining to exhibit at the Frisco fair due to a drop in 1916 tourist business and references the Sherman Co. for sign painting.
Cheyenne items report Rath and McMillan on business north and to Horse Creek, Maroney family back from Denver, Mrs Henderson and son to Wheatland, and Pfeiffer visiting from Kansas. Local officials Floyd Far rington and Sloan review assessments while Dr. Clark departs for Liberty. Death-penalty commutation petitions filed. Vick Roy and McKeown travel through in private car to Saratoga valley fishing trip.
A union religious service honoring labor will be held Sunday at 8 o'clock at First Methodist church Cheyenne. Ministers from several churches will participate and J. J. Shinger of the Congregational church will preach. The service invites all workingmen and families.
The Arbuckle ranch people settled the Pflaeging suit yesterday by paying $4000, ending the prospect of an appeal. Pflaeging had dipped Arbuckle cattle and later sold some to cover dipping expenses, with the verdict upholding the legal right to do so.
The state humane agent's office will send 2000 pamphlets to schools this week detailing class work to teach kindness to animals. The pamphlets guide teachers in various grades on humane lessons about domestic animals to foster sympathetic interest among children.
In Chicago on August 28 a beauty squad is being formed by members of the Women’s party of Cook county. The group will attend social functions to win votes for women and aid in diplomatic matters, according to organizers.
Douglas Wy Aug 28 The State Fair has arranged for a herd of genuine Chihuahua cattle from Mexico and elk stock from D F P Hudson state game warden. The sale will be conducted by D Snell of Cambridge Neb with many entries expected. Judges include BD Monandl Cambridge Neb for beef breeds and J V Mapefigiy Indi anola Neb for draft horses.
The Wyoming humane society and state board of child and animal protection will send outlines of study in humane education to 1400 public school teachers. The aim is to teach humane treatment of animals and mobilize local support, with teachers to use the material in all grades below high school and cooperate with the society on humane initiatives.
Nathan Kopald, a Cheyenne business man, has purchased the Orpheum theatre from John C. Foley and will manage it. He plans to add a full orchestra and run the house on a high class standard while continuing his shoe business in the Citizens' National bank building.
The United States Weather Bureau will occupy new quarters on the sixth floor and roof of the Yank building in the city, ending the 20 years in the Commercial block. The station, established in 1870 by Seret Dobbin, has moved through several sites and will be housed in a modern structure with updated signal and recording equipment installed within weeks.
The Snerman Co places a want ad in The State Leader of Wyoming seeking painting work. The notice asks for contacts and project details with a brief description of services and rates.
Federal land office receives numerous applications from names across Wyoming including Rock River and Rawlins areas. Final proofs filed by several residents such as William Brendon and Charles H. Bacon.
Two Chinese men Lu Cann and Tam Ror were arrested by U S marshal Patton after a train incident near Rock Springs. Nine others with questionable credentials were detained. the men claimed U S birth and legal papers from San Francisco. Authorities will verify the claims.
Fragmentary text shows a misspelled headline about a Sherman, California decor or Sherman company. Readable terms: Mirror platig, Decorating, The Shorman. Context unclear. no identifiable events or dates.
A list of hotel guests includes A C Sundell of Denver J A Rammell from Kansas City P Kircher New York G W W Granger Denver J W Jone Cloetomatic OD F Donce Cincinnati Rd McCarty City Andy Jows Maton LDL S Petrihen New York WI Hart Maha J Ct Bine Cedar Rapids W R Manfeild Denver J A White Denear Be Alnivce Mitchell Catherine Mitchell Scotani A W H Nitto Denver W Lewis Philadelphia H C Lawis Philadelphia C B Roylea Chicago M W Jones Ian Mranetaco K Migelow Washington BD C We BE Bowen Denver W W Russmore Kansas City and W Taylor Denver.
Paris fashion updates arrive via local merchants who advertise in daily papers like the Leader. Merchants stay informed and ahead of trends, sharing new shop colors and fabrics as rivalries keep advertising sharp and timely.
Wire reports Noah Young Jr accompanying the remains as the body of Hull Young is due to arrive at 5 30 This morning Henry C Yong brother arrives to meet the train while the parents stay at Glenrock awaiting it This item notes a boxer death and funeral logistics.
A historic ad claims the college offers a unique elocution program to help students gain popularity confidence and social ease. It promises success through mastering speech and overcoming fear in a bold sales pitch.
The discharge list includes Mrs Bweatt Mrs Hatthe flelns Keelan Mrs Edso Curry of Cheyenne and Joseph Kopald of Dubuque Iowa and Mrs Mamie Jamison who was operated on this morning in satisfactory progress.
A fragmented OCR list shows multiple names and places including Lincoln Denver Wheatland Greeley Topeka New York and various initials and surnames. The readability is limited with scattered individuals and locations, reflecting a partial public notice or directory fragment.
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