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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1915
Page
5
A Cheyenne High School event features a 7 50 pm rhetorical program in the assembly room with student speakers, music, and recitations. Principal Volk presides as students perform works by American authors and a future staff meeting follows after school with plans for the paper and holiday activities.
A state land cancellation notice describes abandonment of described tracts. The 1910 act records show the state relinquishing ownership of sections and townships in multiple ranges. The notice lists numerous parcels by section and township under historical land administration.
A fragile OCR fragment hints at excitement of a matinee showing and audience reaction with cheers and tears. It mentions a play titled On Trial and references Harte and a Sunday date near mid month, with mentions of orphans and a public event.
William A. Pettia is reported missing from a homestead near Cheyenne. Authorities investigate two theories: voluntary departure after a wagons crash or possible foul play. Family holds limited hope he is alive as search continues amid uncertain mental state and unclear circumstances.
A state weather bulletin reports November as the windiest month in years with an average hourly gust around 16.5 miles per hour and total moveuremd Lo miles at 4.1%4. Peak winds reached about two miles per hour, with five clear days and eleven cloudy days. Rainfall over one tenth of an inch occurred on five days, indicating unusually high wind and storm potential.
Word reached here of the death of D bh hun toon a teacher at Mra Myatt pod te C and others report he died after a illness in Colorado Springs his home for years funeral plans uncertain the news was to be shipped here or buried at Oui redo with deviiie arrangements and connections to Cheyenne and Knight-Ceampteett ingle
Cheyenne has been chosen by the Associated Advertising clubs of the world to study retail business conditions and prospects for the year. Kirkpatrick, secretary of the Industrial club, will conduct the survey with merchants from various retail sectors. Data collection begins and will reflect conditions at the close of November, following last year’s 2 percent November dip.
Joe Miller received five days in jail and a $10 fine for using insulting and abusive language before a lady. He, employed as a solicitor for Newport studio, spoke harshly when a woman refused to consider his proposition. Police Judge Graken Mletehep arraigned Miller and imposed the penalties.
At the Lyric theater Dustin Farnum stars in The Geotheman From Lodiana, a Pallag pictures feature. The production promises a grand parade with an elephant, bareback riders, and stumping Indiana campaign scenes. Farnum delivers standout work in a drama praised as a major motion picture success of the era.
A prose excerpt describes a girl in a hamlet drawing boys into a web of deceit and mistaken modesty in a stage piece titled Massed Subapitate. The principal figures are Win. ¢ bewin and Glorly Fonda, noted as winner of a Culvereal beauty event.
An old medical advertisement from Buffalo NI claims a product named Anmurle offers stronger relief for kidney and bladder issues. It promotes elimination of toxins, supports heart valves, and claims blood pressure regulation while warning of potential death from other remedies. The text references Dr. Pierce and a hospital address, presenting dubious medical guarantees for kidney disease.
The feature photoplay The Etroken Law is reviewed with attention to Gypsy lore and moral defense. George M. Cohan stars in Seven Keys to Baldpate at Capitol Avenue Theatre, recounting the Bet and the novel’s plot twists amid melodramatic humor and suspense.
The Phoenix Camp No held an officer election at the Knights of Columbus hall last night followed by a short smoker. Elected were Commander W M Ties Adviser Lieutenant George Gracker Banker W A Wyman Clerk Tf 0 Glewen Escort ED Jones Watchman J A Morford Sentry W M Stevne Manager John Macdonald J Hager William Your.
The Trail of the Lonesome Pine company, which played at Capitol Avenue theater last night, will leave this morning for Denver. Also notes changes at New City bus service offices, routine notices, weather forecast, local inquiries, and business ads from Cheyenne area with miscellaneous Canadian and Wyoming references.
Jno Wildon alleged to have stolen about 875 dollars worth of clothing from a store in Borns on the night of November . He was arrested on the street by Sheriff Frank HK Read to Justice Frank Tiona. Wildon waived preliminary hearing and was bound over to the state court.
A Presbyterian church announces a sale this Saturday featuring wedding gifts and aprons. The event is organized by the church committee to raise funds for the church. Proceeds support church activities and mission work.
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