Herrick at Cheyenne Printer Business Visit
John Herrick of owr was attending to business yesterday at Cheyenne Petiarty Print r commercial printers in the 104 West 17th street area.
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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1913
Page
5
John Herrick of owr was attending to business yesterday at Cheyenne Petiarty Print r commercial printers in the 104 West 17th street area.
Storey and others from Burns and Kimball were in Cheyenne yesterday. Comings and goings cover visits from Burns Islay Junction Wheatland Lander and Hillsdale with business trips and family visits noted. The Cheyenne Messenger Service urges prompt newspaper delivery and praises timely service. The piece closes with a remark on the municipal Christmas tree reflecting urban trends.
Mentzer traveled to Wheathund yesterday morning to try several Platte county district court cases. Crowhon left yesterday for a three weeks trip through the northern platea region. The Cheyenne Messenger Service operates daily from 7 am to 12 pm and is owned by Cheyenne citizens. Mrs Arthur Martin and daughter Rose departed Monday for Sheridan to visit relatives. Mr Martin is a popular railroad engineer.
In London a staff dispute at the British post office escalates to vandalism after the union threatened to strike for higher pay. Since November 19, telegraph instruments have been damaged, typewriters dropped, and books and records destroyed at central offices.
A feature on Edison talking pictures highlights their novelty and appeal. It notes the innovation's global reception, with talking motion pictures reproducing voice and sound alongside action. The piece mentions vaudeville acts, Broadway selections, and the potential impact on touring companies and speakers.
I express heartfelt thanks to friends for their sympathy after the sudden death of my beloved wife, Donselmann. Their words and deeds helped me during this time of great sorrow.
An old advertisement claims cold symptoms bring headache and grip and promotes LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE tablets. The box shows signature BE W. Groye and the marking 2be.
Sufficient readable text notes a December 4 sale of aprons fancy work and candy to be held in the afternoon and evening at the Industrial club with Catholic ladies organizing. Event details are partly garbled but indicate a bake sale style fundraiser with multiple items for sale.
A promotional notice extols Ely's Cream Balm for instant relief of congested noses throats and headaches. It claims quick clearing of nasal passages and reduction of discharges with a small bottle, urging purchases at drug stores and promising recovery by morning from catarrh or a cold.
Max Emmerman runs a West Sixteenth rooming house and reported five dozen socks found in a room once occupied by two Mexicans. Police suspect stolen property tied to a gang charged with robberies here and in Greeley. the socks had been there about two weeks before the discovery.
Miller of Wheatland and L Thompson arrived in Cheyenne from Wheatland last evening. Attorney C A Paige of Wheatland also visited the city. Carroll W. was arrested yesterday on larceny and handed to the county. In church, the infant son of Mr and Mrs Clearge Johnson was christened Ren Eidward with grandparents Mr and Mrs George Spring present.
Mrs. M. B. Turpin suffered burns when a stove explosion caused by overfilled coal fuel ignited clothing and hair. She wrapped a wet towel around her head to extinguish flames, saving her eyes from severe damage. The injuries will keep her housebound for days.
Ishpeming Michigan's Ishpeming High School trains boys in practical work repairing school buildings and running a cooperative farm. Under supervision they repair roofs floors and plumbing and plan a student built gymnasium. Sixty four volunteers form working squads with strict rules and pay of 10 cents an hour plus market bonuses for produce.
Hall to be arraigned before United States Commissioner J. W. Gi on perjury charges in the federal court case linked to Roy Montgomery. United States Attorney H. Ridgley seeks holding Hull over to the grand jury reporting in March. Hull, a Denver switchman, was a witness in the Montgomery white slave law case.
Troy W EL Edgeio, pending replacement for Tew, will arrive tonight with Mrs Edgin and their daughter. The incoming pastor is a young, ambitious man with high attainments and is expected to lead the congregation to notable growth. Regular services will resume next Sunday with the new pastor at the pulpit. The departing note hints at continued religious resolve.
Fragmentary text discusses education and parental roles in conveying its economic value to students. The readable portion emphasizes understanding the benefits of schooling and its impact on future opportunities.
London cables from Buenos Aires report alleged discovery of lunar beings in the tertiary port. Scientists Bridie, Dr. Smithe Woodward, and Dr. Keith caution awaiting independent confirmation after past similar claims were debunked as tribal skulls.
Figures from the public roads department show expenditures for road improvement more than doubled since 1904. The 1904 outlay was 79,171,417 dollars, rising to 164,252,265 dollars in 1912, an increase of about 108 percent.
Washington leaders push a boycott movement by women clubs through federation president Ria Logan. She urges leagues in New York Chicago and other cities to send pledges to Washington to show national attitude to Congress committees.
A garbled OCR row lists numerous individuals and locations, ranging from Denver and New York to Omaha Boulder and Casper with scattered titles and initials. The string reads like a roll of names and towns without coherent events or actions.
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