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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1913
Page
6
California offers a winter retreat with pleasant sea breezes palms and ocean scenes. Hotels range from historic hostelries to mission style bungalow lodging with outdoor life and festive Pasadena celebrations. The region promises enduring appeal drawing visitors to return for permanent fascination and easy travel access.
The Overland Limited Pacific Limited Los Angeles Limited and San Francisco Limited offer fast trips with steel equipment and modern comforts. All trains feature up-to-date devices and excellent roadbed and equipment, promising a delightful journey from boarding onward.
Fragmentary OCR entry lists unclear names and numbers with dates mismatched to a year span. Reads Mighest 54 1585 89 06 and Laweau 6 1876 with extremes Mighest 31 Leweat 7, lacking context.
The Tarahumare guest observes strict ceremonies before entering a home. He greets softly and keeps distance, avoids entering uninvited, and may wait hours while hosts prepare. Conversations begin with weather and inquire after origins, then lead to meals and possible overnight shelter only if invited.
A Boston Herald excerpt shows an attorney cross examining a witness about leaving Boston and returning on the 28th. The witness denies visiting the interim place, speaking with indignation as color rises in her cheeks.
Mrs Exe recalls riding the car when the conductor questioned her fare. She says she looked at him as if she had not paid. The dialogue appears in the Boston Transcript.
A concise quotation highlights how regular newspaper reading yields more knowledge over time than extensive scholarly study, praising journalism for practical learning and long term value.
The text presents a fragmented historical note about Valer described as stealthy and beyond law. It mentions courage, the soul, and heat, but lacks coherent context or clear events, names, dates, or places to form a full report.
Rolls of rolling chairs generate 500000 plus dollars yearly on Atlantic City boardwalk as a new line of small business noted in city trade reports. Prison labor in Ohio penitentiaries now paid three cents per hour for work. Four wireless stations rise on Borneo island. A gem named hellodor discovered in German South Africa. Moscow cabdrivers forbidden to use whips by law. Havre in 1913 imports coffee totaling about 244 million pounds.
An experimental rural school at Winthrop College Rock Hill South Carolina offers complete freedom from restraints with no desks or classrooms. Guided by Mrs Hetty Browne the program emphasizes country life and humane child development rather than formal Montessori theory. The effort aims to learn by experience what kind of schooling suits rural life. The school building is a farm structure.
Rural school uses a garden centered curriculum with no fixed classes. Pupils learn through hands on tasks in garden veranda kitchen and sewing areas while arithmetic and reading arise from real needs. Dr Bourland says aim is to train children for farm life home work and social life.
San Francisco December 26 Lincoln Beachey the aviator celebrated Christmas by looping the loop five consecutive times from 750 feet and landing on a narrow street at the Panama Pacific exposition grounds. He then performed a double loop from 300 feet, surpassing Pegoud who first performed the maneuver from a height of unknown.
De Kalb becomes the first U S city on the Lincoln highway route to officially rename its main thoroughfare from Main Street to Lincoln Highway. The change was approved at a special city council meeting as the highway runs through Hing and the business district from Broadway to Market Street.
Notice of foreclosure of a chattel mortgage dated December 24, 1912. John James and Fred James defaulted on the obligation to Samuel Idelman. No suit has been brought to recover the debt, and the mortgage was filed with the county clerk and ex officio register of deeds.
In Laramie County Wyoming on December 26 1912 the filing number 7730S shows an amount due of 780.50 dollars. The chattel mortgage will be foreclosed by public sale to the highest bidder for cash on January 19 1918 at 10 o clock am at 822 West Seventeenth street Cheyenne Wyoming. Property includes five pool tables and billiard items office furniture and stocks of tobaccos and goods. Mortgage attorney Samuel Idelma and Pearlatine appear in the notice.
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