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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1913
Page
13
Items report visits to Denver and Chicago, new jobs with Union Pacific, a saddles theft case, a wrecking crew sighting, post graduate study plans, and a move to 2019 Eddy street. Also notes recent illness, repairs, and a police detainment of two brothers for theft from Wyoming Fuel and Feed.
An old time ad promoting a Christmas candy and laxative remedy by E. W. Grove, with a money back claim if it fails to cure. It notes 25 cent price and signature on each bar. Also requests readers call Cheyenne Messenger Service for prompt newspaper delivery.
The Y H A hosts its first annual ball on Christmas night at the Coliseum featuring White's Full Orchestra. The event invites members and guests for a festive evening of music and dancing. Proceeds support Y H A activities and community programs.
Secretary of State Frank L. Houx reports a comprehensive annual review of Wyoming fire insurance for state institutions and buildings excluding the capitol. Total coverage amounts to 854,505 with premiums totaling 6,244 for the term.
A Wyoming conference on school lands discussion follows the Greater Cheyenne committee and Cheyenne Industrial Club with Governor Carey and Land Commissioner Tl epkins. Notarial commissions are issued for Clara Van Vieck Lena Stover and Hiram Busch. Oil and gas company and Owen Livestock Company filings announced with offices in Lander and Lam me. John Rulugle arrested for drunkenness.
The Church holds a solemn pontifical mass at 5 o'clock Christmas morning at St. Marys Cathedral led by Rt. Rev. Bishop McGovern with Rev. John Fitzpatrick deacon and Rev. James Hartman subdeacon. High mass at 10:30 sung by Rev. J. Fitzpatrick. Bishop McGovern preaches at all masses. The choir directed by Mrs. Suncan Cahill prepared a special mass. All Catholics are welcome.
Amusement ads tout Mutual Movies with world class drama and amazing film productions. The Atlas theater markets access to famed actors and the finest stage talent for five or ten cents, promising affordable, high quality entertainment without rising admission prices.
Attorney C A Paige arrived from Wheatland to join today’s Supreme Court arguments over a petition for a writ of certiorari to overturn a district court ruling committing Margaret Kelsey to the House of the Good Shepherd in Denver. MacDougall supports issuance. Palee and Attorney General Preston oppose.
A long list of names from multiple cities is followed by the note that the telephone trust decided to disconnect itself, signaling a major organizational move amid scattered references to hotels and individuals across Denver Kansas City Chicago and more.
The Elks request the presence of children aged five to twelve at the Elke Home on Christmas afternoon at o o clock. Signed T. Bh. Kennedy F. R. C. G. Davis Ser.
The Virginian hotel at Medicine Bow in Carbon county Wyoming is incorporated with capital stock of 50000. Incorporators are August Grimm George Eyim ner and George W Plonmer. The project aims to attract visitors tied to The Virginian tale and benefits from the Lincoln highway route through town.
The Young Shibrew association a recently formed society for social and literary work will dissolve after hosting its first annual ball at the Coliseum on Christmas night Impromptu speeches are planned by Mayor ON and Mayor elect Lal Pontaine. The group collaborates with the Ladies Circle to raise funds.
A congregation seeks money to build a new synagogue in a drive described as their first attempt of this kind. The project aims to support a good cause with a broad turnout expected at the event.
A Puck quip notes Mev Biekers reflecting on a court decision that in some cases a wife may head the family. Mrs. Biekers replies that courts are slow to catch up, highlighting evolving views on guardianship and domestic roles.
The piece notes neighbors in a city setting rarely speak, highlighting social distance. A quote from the Birmingham Age Leader voices the idea that city life fosters quiet barriers between people, with a brief remark about a rule preventing conversation.
Fragmentary dialogue shows a dispute over denial and implied proof. The garbled quotes reference an accusation by Briges and a counterclaim about proving a win, with unclear context and no identifiable events or names beyond the damaged terms.
The text is garbled and unreadable, containing nonstandard spellings and fragmented phrases, making it impossible to extract a coherent event, person, or place. No clear names, dates, or actions are discernible for a factual summary.
A quirky ad prompts readers to seize the Leaden Margaln Day of Pek offering financial tips. It markets a bold plan to optimize money moves with a mysterious event.
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