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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1913
Page
5
Items report Mark Chapman loans and watches, Dr Guthrie and family to visit Denver, Deputy Hayes recovering saddles, Mary Tobin leaving for Denver, Twistlng resident E W Shepherd joining Union Pacific Railroad, Dr Desmond to study in New York, Huff family moving to 2019 Eddy, C A Smith health in Albuquerque, Ed McCarty returning from Chicago, two brothers jailed for stealing gas from the Wyoming Fuel and Feed firm.
An old time ad touts Laxative Bromide Nine tablets as a cure all for colds with a money back guarantee on failure. E W Grove signs each bar and price is 25 cents. Also notes Cheyenne Messenger Service offers prompt newspaper delivery upon call.
The Y. H. A. hosts its first annual ball at the Coliseum on Christmas Night December 25 featuring White's Full Orchestra and festive entertainment for members and guests.
Secretary of State Frank L. Houx reported to the Governor an annual review of state fire insurance. He found Wyoming carries $854,505 in coverage for state installations and buildings excluding the capitol, with premiums totaling $6,244 for the term.
A Cheyenne conference with the Greater Cheyenne clint and Cheyenne Industrial club reviewed sale of school lands near the city. Governor Carey and Land Commissioner G. Tlepkins attended with the committee Thomas Heaney Sr Ray K Olds and C E B Hyatt. Notaries issued to Clara Van Vieck Lena A Stover and Hiram F Busch. Articles filed for Landerd Oland Gas company to develop oil gas and related business with main office at Lander. Owen Livestock company files incorporation in Albany county with W M Owen John W Ernest and N R Ingham as incorporators. John Rulugle arrested for drunkenness.
A solemn pontifical mass will be celebrated at St Marys Cathedral on Christmas morning at 5 o clock by Rt Rev Bishop McGovern with Rev John Fitzpatrick as deacon and Rev James Hartman as subdeacon. The 10:30 mass will be a high mass sung by Rev J Fitzpatrick and Bishop McGovern will preach at all masses.
The article extols film as a universal art delighting millions from childhood to adulthood. It highlights Mutual Movies and Atlas as presenting top artists and advanced production under elite talent, with admissions kept affordable despite better service.
Attorney C A Paige traveled from Wheatland to participate in Supreme Court arguments over a writ of certiorari to overturn the district court judgment committing Margaret Kelsey to the House of the Good Shepherd in Denver. MacDougall argues for the writ. Palee and General Preston oppose.
The telephone trust decided to disconnect itself. A list of names including A OD Salindky Omaha Bueford Kansas City and others appears in the record. The action follows a broader restructuring noted in the report.
The Elks request all children ages five to twelve attend a Christmas afternoon event at the Elke Home. Invitations come from T. Bh. Kennedy and F. R. C. G. Davis, serving as secretaries.
The Virginian Incorporated reports the creation of The Virginian hotel at Medicine Bow in Carbon County Wyoming with capital stock of 50000. Incorporators are August Grimm George Eyimner and George W Plomer. The hotel is described as among the finest in the state and its Lincoln Highway location is expected to attract visitors and autoists traveling east to the Pacific coast. The tale of The Virginian adds romantic interest and draws many to see filming sites and scenes from Owen Winter’s web of the story.
The Young Shibrew association plans to end its activities after a Christmas night ball at the Coliseum. Impromptu speeches will be delivered by Mayor ON and Mayor-elect Lal Pontaine. The group has worked with the Ladies Circle to raise funds and support literary efforts.
A congregation launches its first major effort to raise money for a new synagogue with strong community support and a large turnout expected as donations target a worthwhile cause.
Mev Biekers remarks to her wife about a court decision allowing a wife to be head of the family in some cases. Mrs Biekers notes courts are slow to learn such outcomes, quoted from Puck.
A brief note from the Birmingham Age Herald reports neighbors, living next door for years, had not spoken due to metaphorical price rules forbidding conversation in the city. No further details are provided.
A fragment from a debate shows misquoted phrases and disputed claims. The text captures a confrontation with one speaker denying an accusation while another asserts a proof of victory.
The text appears garbled and unreadable. It includes miswritten phrases and unclear references making extraction of a coherent news item impossible. No identifiable people places organizations or dates are present to anchor a factual summary.
A garbled advisory suggests a money making day linked to Leaden's Margaln in Pek, urging readers to exploit the event for financial gain. The text is unclear but centers on a money related opportunity described with period style.
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