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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1910
Page
4
Clarence H. Mackey head of Postal Telegraphs and Commercial Cables announced that every messenger in America, about five thousand, will receive warm woolen sweaters as a Christmas gift. He has long shown concern for messenger welfare and comfort.
The Christmas service will begin this evening at 6 30 o clock and promises to be an enjoyable affair. Members are invited to bring Christmas offerings for the Salvation Army to aid in distributing Christmas cheer in the city.
Mount Sinai congregation invites the public to a social at Red Men’s hall Sunday evening December 26 featuring retreatments and good music. G Mandel Idleman M Cauffman committee. Sun proof paint at Sherman Co.
A Christmas service will be held at 10 o'clock Sunday morning in the recreation room of troop D Fort Rinseell. Chaplain Prideand will conduct with Ninth Cavalry orchestra and choir leading songs No 606 125 and others. Scripture from Luke 2 8-10. sermon follows with duets and benediction.
Collier's White Lead at Sherman Co. details appear in a brief shopping notice. The piece highlights available goods and prices, emphasizing household items and local storefront names.
Washington reports the annual review by Joseph Stewart showing twenty seven railway and ocean mail clerks killed or fatally injured in the year. The record cites rail disasters, cost adjustments, and calls for expanded ocean service and improved retirement provisions.
Eldetora Dance club presents a Christmas Eve ball at Keefe Hall on Saturday. Dec 24 admission is $1.00 with ladies admitted free. Everyone is invited to attend this seasonal event.
Local social notes list residents and visitors in Cheyenne for Christmas. Cornelius O Connell now of Ogden visits his ship father Ben O Connell, with other names including Harry Farthinge from Polo Creek ranch, BK T Clark of Sheridan in town, Lt Clarence Riner home from the United States Marine Corps, Mark N Coad from Horse Creek, George Montgomery from Iron Mountain, Hazel Wwetxel departing for Iowa, William Running from Riverton, Ble Muddy Mayor Spencer passing through Cheyenne, Georgia Sullivan from Greeley, Lena Brooks from University of Wyoming, Florence Rinbr visiting, Margaret Burdict from Boston, Frank W Darrow and wife en route to Washington.
The notice reports a Capitol area oyster sale event tied to Sealship Oysters. It notes commercial activity, location near the Capitol, and the involved vendor. No explicit dates or prices are provided in the readable text.
A abuse of plea to the register and receiver of the United States land office in this city is set for a hearing. John is named in the case as a party to the government land dispute through the local land office proceedings.
Eb O'Reilly challenges the City of Cheyenne action to prove a claim on land bordering the city water system asserting a copper claim exists on the parcel.
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