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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1912
Page
13
Local shop Miller's offers correct watch repairing and adjusting at moderate prices from 1709 Carey Ave. The note highlights high grade work and readiness to tackle any job despite its difficulty.
Herbert Wyman, eldest brother of Dr. Wyman and Mia and Dr. Carey of Cheyenne, died at his Fitchburg Massachusetts home yesterday from arteriosclerosis after a period of illness. The death was anticipated due to a prolonged sickness.
William R. Hearst provided the Senate campaign funds committee with photographic copies of the Archbold letters. He asserts a link between John D. Archbold of Standard Oil and executive campaign activities.
Cheyenne city council held a brief meeting with four ordinances by Granger withdrawn as too revolutionary. proposals to close saloons and regulate dances were dropped amid allegations of influence and an anonymous letter. Treasurer authorized to pay 15 726 17 in interest on water bonds. license refund denied. ice-cutting bids debated for December. Next meeting to finish old business.
One new scarlet fever case reported yesterday while no major changes in the epidemic. Health authorities disinfect all dairies and school rooms and pursue a cause, with no additional deaths beyond one earlier. A newborn son named George Kendrick reported in Burns Wyoming to George and wife.
The season opens Friday night with the local high school meeting Parish House Athletic club at the gymnasium. Start for the 1910 squad includes Frank Bell at forward with Kerrigan Marks and Lee as other forward candidates. Clowry leads at center with Lee Kerrigan and Fowler at center and Snow likely at guard. The team aims to defend the state championship and will face Laramie on January 1 with Cheyenne returning February 15.
The Pure Food Commission commends the Sanitary Dairy of Cheyenne for clean methods in cow care milking cooling and bottle washing. The dairy owner conducts periodic tuberculosis tests by a qualified veterinarian and advocates statewide adoption of these sanitary practices.
The Pontmaster General announces parcels post rules effective January 1 1914 and describes it as an experimental government service with flexible rates and classifications. Officials expect growing use, rural patronage, and potential revenue adjustments as the system expands nationwide.
A clever act of elopement in an aircraft turned an apparent obstacle into a bold, romantic triumph, illustrating how some couples redefine risk to secure marriage amidst hardship.
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