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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1912
Page
5
Local shop Miller's at 1709 Carey Ave advertises correct watch repairing and adjusting with high grade work at moderate prices. Rush begins as the Christmas mail season nears peak. Mark A. Chapman offers loans insurance and houses at 19th and Carey Ave.
Herbert Wyman the only 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. His death was anticipated.
William Randolph Hearst furnishes the Senate campaign funds committee with photographic copies of Archbold letters implying links between John D. Archbold of Standard Oil and campaign activities during the investigation.
Cheyenne city council ends brief session after withdrawing four radical ordinances. A midnight to 6am saloon ban and Sunday restrictions are dropped amid claims of undue influence and anonymous letters. Treasurer approves $15,726.17 interest on water bonds. R. Rolan license refund denied. Ice-cutting bids eyed, potential monopoly. meeting adjourns with note the next session will finish old business.
One new scarlet fever case reported yesterday with no other changes. Authorities disinfect all dairies and school rooms, trace exposure, and plan to close affected rooms until safe. One death recorded. Burns Wyoming born baby George Kendrick Lang and grandson H H Wheeless noted.
The high school team prepares for the season opener against Parish House Athletic Club at the gymnasium. Frank Bell leads at forward with Kerrigan Marks and Lee as candidates. Clowry may take center, Snow anchors guard spots, and optimism runs high for a strong title run.
The Pure Food Commission commends the Sanitary Dairy of Cheyenne for maintaining strict sanitary practices. The owner adopts clean milking, cooling, bottle washing, and overall hygiene, with periodic TB tests by a veterinarian. The report urges dairymen statewide to adopt similar methods and notes milk delivery citywide.
The Parcels Post rules announced by the Postmaster General are experimental and subject to change. Officials expect the service to grow, with rural routes likely to benefit farmers and increase revenue as stamps guides and supplies become available nationwide.
In a bold stunt, a couple eloped in an airplane, turning a daring flight into a high risk wedding effort that defied odds and drew attention to their persistent commitment amidst perilous circumstances.
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