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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1913
Page
2
Report from the gathering shows 275 delegates representing local unions and central bodies. The hall buzzed with talk of a statewide sympathetic strike, with most in favor yet cautious about issuing a call and loosening contractual obligations with employers.
A garbled list references educational organizations and meetings including international associations of education state teachers associations and women’s clubs. The text appears as a partial outline of groups such as mothers’ conferences and state federations without clear details or dates.
Ray G. Knott of Campstool Wyoming filed notice of intention to make final three year proof to establish his claim on land described as MG I 4 See 1% and 811 4 Section 12 Township 13 N Range 65 W 6th Principal Meridian. A. S. Land Office Cheyenne Wyoming will hear the case January 27 1914 with witnesses William M H Rice Marl Martin William P D Freeborn and Charley G Cashman listed.
Hans Jolneon father in law of Councilman Davidson seeks 100 Kroner yearly Danish pension for 1864 war veterans. He has sent papers to Copenhagen. The text notes few veterans in the U S and mentions hardship of two young men who endured cold in hills, were moved to Barrett ranch, then Wall ranch, and finally Rock Springs hospital.
Frank Traneau working for Dr. Skekeon bridged fog bound plains with grain and supplies. The ice broke as the team crossed a snow covered lake near Joe Bush’s ranch, plunging horse wagon and gear to the bottom. Dickson offered £500 for the team and efforts to recover the wagon continue with grappling hooks.
In Green River Wyoming Dee Li Vera and Walter Bevan face severe frostbite after an attempted shortcut from Tear Kemmerer toward Linwood for a dance. The group, moving toward Black's Fork, became exhausted and lost in intense cold during Meet week, risking loss of one or both feet.
The Educational Directory for 1919 14 lists state and local school officers in the United States with details on terms salaries and offices. It covers city county township district superintendents college and university leaders normal school principals rural inspectors boards libraries and many associations.
In London on December 16 two white osprey feathers on Princess Arthur of Connaughts hat sparked a royal dispute. The Duchess of Portland, head of the anti cruelty to birds league, walked out then wrote to explain her departure. Queen Mary backed the duchess in supporting the league.
The duck season has closed for all waterfowls and shore birds including snipes and gutter snipes. It will reopen on September first when the birds return south after fattening in the north. Wyoming hunters enjoyed a good season with wild duck on many tables for weeks. No hunting occurred recently due to bad weather conditions.
Paroness A J von Sulyok sought bond for her husband a baron claiming kinship to Count Laszlo Széchenyi who married Gladys Vanderbilt He is jailed on a 20000 worthless check in Granite City IL He says Austria exit followed social snub his family opposed his marriage and he lost 16000 in a real estate deal advised by a millionaire
Mexico City dispatch reports the congress approved the next fiscal year budget totaling 152,000,000 pesos and adjourned until April 1. The permanent committee will meet each Wednesday during the interim. The central bank refused cash payments on state bills, expecting compulsory circulation in issuing states.
In a fogbound Ia city two street cars collided. Lieutenant Wyant, a motorman, was perhaps fatally injured while Grover Smith, a passenger, was seriously hurt. Four others suffered minor injuries.
The model school at Bryn Mine Pennsylvania becomes an open air school with only dressing rooms and laboratories indoors. A separate gallery and a wing for study will be outdoors to suit the new arrangement.
The article surveys open air classrooms with south facing exposure and outdoor platforms for gymnastics and rest in open air schooling. It highlights a ship building program at San Pedro California and night schools in Gallup New Mexico. It lists diverse nationalities and a wide age range. It also notes large private donations to Cambridge Bristol Glasgow and Leeds universities and major endowments for Frankfurt Mainz and Hamburg institutes. The Swagger Greenhouses open a downtown store at 1624 Capitol Avenue.
United States Land Office in Cheyenne announces Wyoming has filed an application to select lands in Township 14 North Range 69 West SE4 N B Y and SW4 NBX Sec 12. The list is open for public inspection with a posted copy. protests and contests must be filed before approval and forwarded to the General Land Office in Washington, D C.
Home remedy claims to equal store bought cough syrup by mixing granulated sugar with warm water and adding Pinex. It asserts quick relief for coughs including whooping cough and croup, plus tonic, laxative effects. The Pinex concentrate is marketed as essential to the formula with a money back guarantee and availability through druggists or The Pinex Co. Fort Wayne.
Notice is given that at a meeting of the stockholders held November 12 13 1915 all stock present unanimously adopted a resolution dissolving The Wyoming Lumber and Supply Company since debts are paid and no active business. The president Kate Q Hallack signed the document November 12 1928 with secretary A Be Phelps attesting.
Sealed proposals by registered mail due December 20 1913 to build steel bridge across the South Fork of the Snake River at the Wyoming Idaho line. Plans at state engineers offices in Cheyenne and Boise. Bids for steel and wooden stringers. 10 percent certified check with bid. Notice to creditors follows.
Department of the Interior announces land office notices in Cheyenne Wyoming. Robert Moodie of Fort Russell filed intention to prove up a homestead entry for section 12 township 14 north range 68 west and appeared before the local office officials. Albert L. Biddle of Cheyenne is recorded as having filed a similar notice following an earlier 1910 filing.
Curtis Jastian formerly FMW Curtis of Cheyenne Wyoming, filed notice of intention to make final proof on the land described, to establish claim before the register and receiver at Cheyenne January 1914. Witnesses listed: D E Curtis John McGowan Floyd Holmes Anna Cowan all of Divide Wyoming and Cheyenne respectively.
Mortgage default on a 1910 Wyoming loan by Car ioe Wace to Seneee Walter triggers foreclosure. The note of 1500 dollars with 10 percent interest and a 75 dollar attorney fee leads to sale at public auction in Cheyenne on January 20 with the property description in Lot two, Block 333 in the city of Cheyenne. The notice cites September 8 1914 as the last interest due date and December 1 1913 as the date owed.
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