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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1915
Page
13
The janlor Ge of the Cheyenne jie choo will render a rhetorical program in the assembly room at the Mint building at 7 50. Parents friends and the head politieiter are invited. The program features American character recitations and selections, with Joh Volk presiding.
The document announces cancellation of a state land use action as of September 28, 1910, detailing several townships and ranges including sections in ranges 89 west and 88 east, with numerous enumerated parcels and a quitclaim action recorded by the state office.
The article praises a lively stage performance titled On Trial featuring Harte at the end of a long run. It promises three hours of intense entertainment with rapid action and emotional moments, noting audience reactions and strong production energy.
William Pettia is missing near Cheyenne with authorities holding two theories: he walked away from his wagon and horses, or he was a victim of foul play. His mental state is cited as a possible factor in the disappearance.
The monthly bulletin from the state Weather Bureau reports November as the windiest month in years with total moveuremd Lo miles, average hourly velocity at 16.5 miles, and maximum wind speeds around two miles per hour. The month featured about five calm days and eleven mostly cloudy days with several days of measurable precipitation above one tenth of an inch.
Word arrives of the death of Huntoon a long time resident and teacher. He died in Colorado Springs after a period of illness and had recently visited relatives in Cheyenne. Funeral arrangements were undecided as of the report with possible burial at Ouiredo.
The Associated Advertising clubs of the world select Cheyenne for an investigation into current retail conditions and prospects for year 116 4. Kirkpatrick will run the study with data collected today from merchants across retail lines. The prior November survey showed a 2 percent drop, prompting a repeated effort this year.
Joe Miller was sentenced to five days in the city jail and fined $10 for using insulting and abusive language before a lady. He acted while employed as a solicitor for Newport studio and was arraigned by Police Judge Graken Mletehep who condemned his conduct before the sentence.
Dustin Farnum stars in The Gentleman From Lodiana at the Lyric with a grand parade and elephant act. The feature depictions include stumped stump speeches and a vivid 1880s rainstorm scene linked to Booth Tarkington themes. Farnum’s performance is hailed as his career best in this major motion picture installment.
A fragmented text describes a society drawing depicting human desire and deception among youths and girls. Principal figures include Win. ¢ bewin and Glorly Fonda, noted as winner of a local beauty contest.
An old advertisement promotes Anmurle as a urinary and kidney remedy claimed to cleanse kidneys and improve blood pressure. It mentions Dr. Pierce and a Buffalo facility offering a large sample package and asserts benefits for kidney and bladder issues, heart valves, and blood degeneration with potential death warnings.
The feature photoplay and a stage presentation review the works of Aloo and Apfel with Glypeles and others. It notes the moral defense of Gypsies in a historical context, the play Seven Keys to Baldpate at Capitol Avenue theatre opening Dec 6, and summarizes plot twists and dramatic tension.
The Phoenix Camp Woodmen of the World elected officers at Knights of Columbus hall last night. Officers named were Commal commander W. M. Ties adviser lieutenant George Gracker banker W. A. Wyman clerk Tf. 0 Gleweon escort ED Jones watchman J. A Morford sentry W. MM Stewvene manager John Macdonald Joki Magador and William Your. A charter member reception followed with stories and pipes. a letter from head Coneybo Boak denied plans for a new pavilion.
The Trail of the Lonesome Pine company, which played at the Capitol Avenue theater last night, will leave this morning for Denver. The New City bus service moves from the Normandie hotel to Boyd's No. 7 Cigar store on 17th Street. Weather notes report snow with a high of 36 and low of 24 degrees.
Jno Wildon, accused of stealing about 875 in clothing from a store in Borns on the night of November 10, was arrested on the street by Sheriff Prank HK. He appeared before Justice Prank Tiona and waived the preliminary hearing, being bound over to the circuit court.
A fragmented notice from the church advertises a sale of household items and gifts to support the Presbyterian church. The date appears as Saturday of an upcoming period, with proceeds aiding church activities and outreach.
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