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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1916

Page

13

Cheyenne Briefs and Local Notices From The Journal

Local Cheyenne items include visits by G. W. Cherry and others, Dr. A. W. French and federal vets heading to Glenda for vesicular stomatitis outbreak work, Hugo Hach arriving from San Francisco on business, and Joe Sullivan from Torrington touring. Also noted are a marriage license for Louin J Holmes and Mrs Helen Moree, and a bid call by Union Pacific for grain doors.

Glenda A. W. French W. E. Howe Denver West R. B. Naylor Howe Union Pacific Cheyenne Louin J Holmes Shelen Moree

I W Pearce Dies After Illness in Albuquerque

Francis W. Pearce of Albuquerque New Mexico died Tuesday night after a brief illness at St Johns Hospital. His body is to be buried here per telegram from his brother, while undertaker Clyde Early awaits advice from Albuquerque Moose Lodge members about final arrangements.

I. W. Pearce ST. John's Hospital Arief Francis W. Pearce Albuquerque N. M Clyde Early Loyal Order of Moose Pearge

Card of Thanks from White Family and Patterson in Choriton

We express deep gratitude to the many kind friends and neighbors who aided our families after the recent fire disaster in your city. Mrs J W White and Family. Mr John Patterson and Family. Choriton Iowa. Dec 24 1916.

J. W. White John Patterson Pamily Choriton, Iowa

Mrs. Mary Gordon Dies in Worland Wyoming

Mrs. Mary Gordon wife of John H Gordon and former Cheyenne resident died in Worland Wyoming yesterday. Her body was expected to arrive for burial this afternoon at 2 o clock from Early's funeral chapel for services.

Brownell Sam Brownell Wyoming Carpenter Cheyenne Capitol Mary Gordon John H. Gordon Worland Wyo

City Officials Urge Fire Safety Upgrades In Cheyenne

Officials note Cheyenne benefits from a strong fire department and pressure system but urge installation of fire escapes to lower insurance rates and save lives. They point to 89 fire trap rooming houses and call for prompt action on building and fire ordinances.

Ocean Cheyenne

Storm Kills Conductor Triggers Rail Service Halt

In a severe cold snap storms forced trains to stop at Laramie and Rawlins to save livestock and ease passenger disruption. Eastbound traffic held at Rawlins, westbound at Laramie as crews worked under Chief Dispatcher William Daley. Temperatures plunged with Cheyenne near zero and Havre Montana recording 28 below, while Lander and Helena saw 20 below.

Laramie Rawlins William Daley Cheyenne J. Cecil Alter Weather Bureau Lander Cere Intermountain Rockies Havre Mont Wyo Helena Utah

Bread Problem Promises Easy, Nutritious Diet

Ad claims a shredded mat an advertised product provides more real building material than meat or eggs, is easily digested and cheaper. Marketed as suitable for active men, students, and busy households, it’s described as delicious with milk or cream and produced at Niagara Falls, New York.

Niagara Falls N. Y

Record Cold Breaks Southern Utah Low

Temperature hit a historic low in southern Utah as Cheyenne lay on the edge of a cold wind sweep. East bound trains ran late due to heavy snows near Islay blocking the track and a Burlington route detour delayed No. 30 reaching Cheyenne. A snowplow was dispatched to relieve the blockage and both trains were eventually brought into the city.

Utah Cheyenne Burlington Islay Iron Mountain

Sheridan wrestler issues statewide finish wrestling challenge

Clarence Eklund of Sheridan Wyoming 170 pounds issues a statewide challenge to any dry farmer or rancher for a two out of three falls wrestling match with a side bet of 50 to 200 dollars. The match would be in Sheridan with a mutually agreed referee and any Wyoming venue within thirty days.

Clarence Eklund Sheridan Wyo Johnson County Wyoming Dey Farmer

Border States Face Serious Coal Famine

El Paso and border towns report a severe coal shortage with no purchases possible. Reports from Douglas Bisbee and other Arizona towns indicate fuel scarcity and great suffering in poorer areas.

EL Paso Paso Douglas Bisbee

Spent Honeymoon in Africa With Hunter Husband

Mrs. George Sewall formerly Angela d'Acosta of Boston traveled to the Adriatic after seven years abroad with her African big game hunter husband. They lived at Nairobi for six years and joined a dramatic interior Africa expedition where she felled a lion and multiple elephants, giraffes, hippopotamuses, and water buffaloes. The pair returned to Nairobi as World War I began and Sewall offered his services to the Royal Mounted Corps for actions against German forces.

New York Tribune George Sewall Adriatic Sewall Angela d’Acosta Boston Mr. Sewall Nairobi British East Africa Africa Royal Mounted Corps

Alleged Slayer to Face Hearing in Cheyenne

Felipe Reyes accused of the murder of Ramon Mandha in a saloon last week will have a preliminary hearing at 9:20 a.m. before Justice of the Peace Frank Scotsman. Reyes fled to Denver but was captured and returned by Deputy Will Yost. Denver police had said Reyes confessed, but he denies it. He remains in the county jail.

Felipé Reyes Ramon Mandha Snloon Justice of the Peace Reyes Denver Cheyenne Will Yost

Express Company Shares Yearly Bonus To Thousands Of Employees

The American Express company will pay a total bonus of 1,250,000 among about 12,000 employees. Those with a salary of 2000 dollars a year or less and at least one year of service will receive an extra month’s pay as recognition of service to the company and the public. Bonuses are to be issued in quarterly installments on January first, April first, July first, and October first.

American Express Company George ©. Taylor Cheyenne Patent Office

Southern development funds surge in heavy investments

Baltimore dispatch notes large capital outlays across the South in recent weeks. Major projects include a $2,000,000 glass bottle factory in West Virginia, $1,500,000 Texas causeway, $1,000,000 Oklahoma electric light and power venture, a $500,000 graphite mining concern in Alabama, and $350,000 lead and zinc smelter in Arkansas along with iron and steel enhancements in the Birmingham area.

Baltimore West Virginia Causeway Construction Texas Electric Light and Power Oklahoma Alabama Iron and Steel Corporation Birmingham Wheeling Arkansas

Society Notes Highlight Local Weddings and Visits

Cheyenne social pages recount visits by Mrs. Walker's brother Harold England and friends, Mokler and Johnson wedding from Casper, and attendance by Kent Snyder and Barton in Cheyenne. Guests include Dr. Waller Lacey and Marguerite Stull, with Edith Clark and Florence Mannigan traveling to Denver. Kaife family from Rawlins return after Christmas.

Kent Snyder Barton Wheatland Cheyenne Snyder Edith K. O. Clark Eleanor Clark Florence Mannigan Denver

Daughters of Governor Brooks Guests and Local Visitors

The text notes the daughters of former Governor and Mrs. Brooks as house guests of Mrs. Fred Warren. Stanley Gil returns to Salt Lake City after Christ ine in Cheyenne with his parents Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Gil. Beatrice Dana of Sheridan, a University of Laramie student, spent Christmas with family and visits Miss Margaret Dinneen over Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. William Hammond of Omaha, visiting Mrs. M. A. Dugan in Cheyenne, have returned home.

Casper Mokler Cheyenne The Plains Carl Kaife Mr. Kaife Mollie Ingersoll B. A .Brooks Howee Fred Warren Stanley Gil Salt Lake City Christine Mrs. W. H. GI Beatrice Dana Sheridan Margaret Dinneen University At Laramie William Hammond Omaha

Whittier Women’s Club Holds Bible Study Meeting

Mrs A L Putnam led a Whittier club gathering at Mrs BE J Kelley’s home. Members studied the book of Isaiah as led by the white leader. The next meeting is January 10 at Mrs T R B McDonough’s home with topic from Jeremiah.

A. L. Putnam Whittier Club BE. J. Kelley Isaish Whte T. RB. McDonough J. C. O'Mahoney Jeremiah Evnb

Methodist Aid Society to Hold Church Session

A business session of the Methodist Aid Society will be held this afternoon at the church porters. A large attendance is requested.

Methodist Aid Society

King's Daughters Plan Evening Social at Church Parlor

The King's Daughters of the Congregational church hold a business and social meeting in the church parlors this evening hosted by Misses Lila Leach Myrtle Killian and Helen Nicolalson with plans for refreshments and fellowship.

King’s Daughters King's Daughters Congregational Church Lila Leach Myrtle Killian Helen Nicolalson

Examinations Announced by U S Civil Service Commission

The U S Civil Service Commission lists open examinations for January with positions including specialist in cotton marketing and warehousing, assistant biologist, negative catcher, supervising mining engineer and metallurgist, all men only, salaries ranging from 3 per day to 5 000. An additional veterinary position for men is noted for January 17.

United States Civil Service Commission

Government job openings seek applicants for various posts

A government notice lists exams and salaries for multiple positions including surveyor, assistant chemist, mechanical draftsman, patent office assistant examiner, map engraver, architectural and structural engineers, calculating machine operator, epidemiologist, dairy bacteriologist, explosive chemist, and nematology preparator. Dates span January to February with pay ranges from 600 to 4,000 annually and monthly rates.

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Phon Apital Coal Company Oal Abil & Holliday Weeley K. Wiker R. 8. Adams C. C. Merrill Sherman Co G. W. Cherry For & Messenger Frisco Hugo Hach San Francisco Edison CML Davis Plains Hnotees Dei Torrington Joe E. Sullivour P. Maginnis Kimball Neb Ben F. Swisher West 17Th Street Storm Stock Growers National Bank Cheyenne, Wyo Eklund Mathier Express Company Society A. J. Mokler Vern Mokler Vivian Johnson Mr. Shafner Son Harter Suesta D. M William Barber Eaton Colorado Homer K. Lathrop Doctor Lathrop Mia. Hawsell Nicholl Lacey-Stull Florence Turner Richard Buhler Rosetta Brice NEW Atlas Charlie Chaplin Charlies Tee Eee Lekel Reebok U. S Frank Daniels Larnings First National Bank Shevyenne Telephone Carey Ave
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