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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1910
Page
11
Clarence H. Mackey head of Postal Telegraphs and Commercial Cables orders warm woolen sweaters for every messenger boy in America. About five thousand staff will be gifted as a gesture of welfare during the yuletide rush.
The Christmas service at First Presbyterian Church starts this evening at 6 30. Members are urged to bring Christmas offerings for the Salvation Army to aid the city's holiday relief efforts.
Mount Sinai congregation schedules a social at Red Men's hall Sunday evening December 26 with retreatments and good music. Committee members G Mandel Idleman and M Cauffman pledge a good time and invite the community. Sun proof paint featured at Sherman Co.
Chaplain Prideand conducts a Christmas service in Fort Rinseell recreation room at 10 Sunday morning for Troop D Ninth Cavalry. The program features The Last Hope, Ninth Cavalry orchestra, choir, congregation, scripture from Luke 2 8 10, and hymns Nos 606 126 125 with a sermon a duet by Miss Burrough and Sergeant Watkins and a benediction by the Sacred Intermerao Trinity orchestra.
Collier's White Lead at Sherman Co. notes a catalog of goods and dining items offered by the Capital Commercial Company. The article highlights culinary products and household staples available to customers, reflecting local commerce and shopping options.
Washington reports the annual summary by Joseph Stewart second assistant postmaster general detailing postal service costs including 44 989 000 for railroad transport and 126 039 009.86 miles traveled by mail. It notes 27 clerks killed eight others injured and 270 clerks affected by rail accidents with calls for policy changes and expanded retirement and leave provisions.
Eldetora Dance club hosts a Christmas Eve ball at Keefe Hall this Saturday. Admission is $1.00 with ladies free. all are invited to attend the festive event.
Personal mentions fill Cheyenne society pages as Cornelius OConnell Ben OConnell ship father Harry Farthinge from Polo creek ranch. BK T Clark from Sheridan. Lt Clarence Riner USMC. Mark N Coad Horse Creek. George Montgomery Iron Mountain. Hazel Wetzkel to Iowa. William running River ton. Ble Muddy mayor Spencer to Colorado. Miss Georgia Sullivan Greeley. Lena Brooks from University of Wyoming Laramie. Florence Rinbr Milwaukee. Miss Margaret Burdict Boston. Mr and Mrs Frank W Darrow to Washington.
Oyster dealer Sealship markets oysters at the Capitol Market in California. Local venders eye steady demand as fisheries supply continues to shape prices and availability for restaurants and households.
A suit is heard before the register and receiver of the United States land office in this city. The defendant, identified as John, faces government land disputes and related proceedings as the case progresses.
EB. O'Reilly challenges Cheyenne city action on a land parcel adjoining the water system claiming a copper claim exists there. The dispute centers on rights to the land and potential ownership or use tied to the copper claim.
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