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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1916
Page
5
William L. Wilson of Sheridan was adjudged a bankrupt by Judge J. A. Riner in U S court. His debt totaled 2094 dollars and he had no assets. The page lists various notes from Cheyenne including visitors, election costs, and local notices with names and places such as Laramie county and Fort Laramie.
Carnegie Library gains a large influx of new titles including Field Book of Stars by William Tyler and Pictures of the Wonder of Work by Joseph Pennell. Also listed are works on literature religion psychology travel and history by noted authors such as Bernard Shaw Rabindranath Tagore Sigmund Freud Carl Jung and Spencer J. Mussen among others.
The Lyric presents Tess of the Storm Country starring Little Mary Pickford. The drama showcases her acting range and charm, promising a memorable performance that outshines conventional photodramas and will linger in audience memories.
An old ad touts Hamburg Breast Tea as a simple home remedy for colds and grip. The method involves steeping a tablespoon of the tea in boiling water, straining, and drinking a teacup full to relieve congestion and loosen bowels. It is advertised as inexpensive, vegetable, and harmless.
Twenty one cars started westward for the Varadellit event near Angeles Field last week. Roche finished fourth and Patterson won the only car to run without a stop. Speed averaged 75 miles per hour, matching Palma's prior mark. Sundry racers and rebuilt Six models highlighted the event before vaudeville at Atlas, where managers urged early ticket sales for today’s show.
The United States Civil Service Commission says a male stenographer and typewriter exam will be held in Cheyenne on January 20 1917 to fill points in the field service. Salaries range from 900 to 1200 dollars yearly. Men only may apply. Application blanks and information are available from the secretary at the Post Office building Seattle or the 11th civil service district. Donnelly's Cafe offers a baked turkey dinner today from 5 p m to 8 p m for 35 cents.
The McKinnon and Brown families extend heartfelt thanks to friends who offered comfort and aid during the bereavement of their baby son and grandson.
Mrs Patrick Smith and her little son express gratitude to friends and to the nurses of Union Pacific hospital and Yeoman and Woodmen lodges for their sympathy and floral offerings during their recent bereavement.
The Worthy Order of Workmen election of officers will be held Thursday evening December Tth at 7 20. The event includes athletic sports and a smoker. A M Ribs is noted. Attest PD Gill Clerk.
Members of the H O A club host a full day open house at the Presbyterian church parlors on Saturday. The event features handmade gifts, colonial crafts, home cookery, and light refreshments while aiming to greet loyal supporters and distribute Robin Hood Breast Christmas stockings to one hundred deserving children.
Urgently requested to men at K C hall at 8:30 p m sharp Wed December é to attend the funeral of our late neighbor William Pieet A M RIB.
The report notes a cabinet crisis driven by public demand led by David Lloyd George urging stronger war effort and tighter organization to direct Britain’s energies toward victory. The emphasis frames the resignation as a firm statement of Britain's resolve in the ongoing conflict.
It was conceded today that out of the emila would come an organization of a compact war council probably not more than five men who would be given supreme control in directing England's war energies.
The article reports Pope Benedict urging continued charity to feed Belgian children via a daily supplementary meal, expressing sorrow at insufficient funds. He believes American children will help their Belgian brothers and sisters despite ongoing hardship and the winter ahead.
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