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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1913
Page
8
Fragmented items describe loan service, home repairs at 1709 Carey Ave and 104 W 17th, quotes on moderate prices, and mentions of trips to Florida Havana. Also references Cheyenne Printery riot, Vale in Salt Lake, Captain WM Goff visit, and returns to Chagwater with miscellaneous local updates.
Retired Army Capt J A Lockwood arrives in Cheyenne from Union Forks Virginia to visit friends for several days. J L Hemitay, Colorado and Southern telegraph superintendent from Denver, is in town. Misa Allie Jowell returns from Wheatland to oversee the Cheyenne Children's Home. Mr and Mrs R W Bradley plan a winter Cuba trip. N P Geyer of Denver begins Sinotypist work at Cheyenne Printery. U S Marshal H L Patton returns from Sheridan. Mr and Mrs R P Fuller depart for Los Angeles for health reasons. Mrs Fuller to stay about two months. Lost a bunch of keys with brass tag No 147. Rewards offered at office. Knights ad seeks readers.
All members of Cheyenne Lodge No. 2 are requested to meet at K of Phall Sunday December 28 at 2 30 p m to attend the funeral of our late brother El El Ingalls Rupert Jerpe Co C Amil Johnson K of R 8
The Elks announce the funeral of E M H Ingalls to be held Sunday at 3 PM from the Elks home with all Elks urged to attend. Remains will be kept on view from 1 to 12 o clock Sunday. Also notes visitors may visit the home during hours and attend the service. Exalter Rutor T Blake Kennedy Clyde Be Davis listed.
A fragmented list from a Plains hotel ledger includes Mrs. D Chandler and Harold Chandler of City, D Palcher of Denver, W. 2. Mayson of Sheridan, Lakal lette Ottumwa Ta, FL McMahon in Colorado Springs, G. W. Randall and Meklelson in New York, J. Hawes in Longmont, Mra LL Revelle in Denver, among others.
Charles W. Avery of Lone Dale Drain Company of Kansas City visits Cheyenne and praises Wyoming wheat. He inspects the new mill and says Turkey Red winter wheat grown here is the best for high grade flour, already commanding the highest market price and favored by bakers for fine production.
Scene at Tampico on Sunday December 14 where fighting among Mexican factions began with concern from foreigners. Admiral Fletch noted Americans in the area who had not yet left would be safe if the constitutionalists attacked Tampico.
The Shimitz family expresses heartfelt gratitude to friends and neighbors for acts and expressions during a recent bereavement. Names mentioned include Barbara Shimitz Joseph Shimitz Anton Shimitz Sylvester Stigoltz Della Shimitz and Emma Everett.
A Washington report cites a joint congressional commission finding a long standing wrong against the Yakima Yakina Todians and related tribes in Washington state. It notes prior to 1806 settlers occupied their land, with government agents acknowledging responsibilities to the Indians.
The 1855 treaty set aside 2,090,000 acres for Indians who were promised farming, but irrigation depended on water from the Yakima river. White settlers diverted water for farms, draining the river’s flow. Hitchcock limited Indian water to 147 cubic feet per second, risking many Indians’ exile. Secretary Fisher later upheld the ruling, while a congressional commission seeks a larger allotment and $400,000 for reclamation works.
A vintage advertisement urges readers to try Panterine Dandeline for hair cleansing and purported growth. It claims the product removes dust and oil, relieves itching, and makes hair appear fuller, shinier, and healthier after weeks of use, urging purchase of Knowlton’s Dandeline at 25 cents.
Manuscript details the life of a reclusive painter and a planned posthumous show organized by the Baron's circle. It notes Claude Halstead Van Tyne’s efforts to publish Gerard’s letters from the Washington era and possible bilingual publication paths. The Swiss synod admits women to theology faculty and Switzerland’s naval attache Felts X. Gygax returns to the United States after overseeing machine work for a German factory.
Francisco de La Barra, in Paris, praised Americans noting their mix of idealism and practical sense and predicted U S Mexico relations would be guided by justice and clear self interest. The remarks came during a talk at the Evreux Commercial Geographical society ahead of his return from Washington. Under English law a century ago trade union membership was a felony.
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