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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1917
Page
13
Briefs and personals report a Capital Coal Company offer as Pati and Molnday proprietors. Arthur K. Lee appointed for Thermopalis. Lon Davia and others connected with public affairs. Estray cow found near Pine Bhatt. ranchman Maryk Kelley reported. Teachers A Walker and Miss Hatchingen missed due to illness. both attended Chanson yesterday.
Denver travelers, Colorado Springs visitors, and Wyoming locals converged on Cheyenne yesterday. Notables include J. M. Brennen Pauli Woolston C. J. Dean and J. A. Mooker with business stops, plus university groups from Wyoming and Sigma Alpha Epsilon members after a local play at Atlas.
A health note warns that sneezing signals susceptibility to bronchitis or colds and advises warmth and Shredded Wheat to build strength. The Fi Sigma girls change the Valentine Masque party date to Friday February 8 due to conflicts. Cheyenne reports visitors Kremmerer and Bremmerer of Rawlins with W. K. Austin at the Plains. Miss Blanche Cunningham arrives from Casper. J. Gray travels from Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Agel Sandberg welcomed a 7% pound baby boy Sunday. Mr. Sandberg leads the Quality print shop.
Helen Gensher, 10 months, died at St. John's Hospital from burns after a Saturday blaze gutted a house at 500 West Nineteenth Street. Brother Joe Gensher, initially worse, survived after inhaling smoke. Funeral for Helen set for ten in the morning at Early parlors. interment Olivet Cemetery. Father Hartman to celebrate. The mother Mamie Gensher escaped with Grace, age 4, and rests with her mother at 506 East Nineteenth.
Frank McMahon of Cheyenne an ex-soldier was taken to Rawlins by the undersheriff to serve a one to two year term in the state penitentiary for robbing Frank Welch of Cripple Creek Colorado of 110 dollars in a Sixteenth Street saloon about a month ago.
This afternoon a series of teachers meetings starts with the first grade teachers consulting with Superintendent Free about work for the second semester and reviewing past efforts. Each grade will meet the next day at 4 o clock to discuss progress.
Prosecutor Sam Thomp son will charge Joe Garcia with assault and battery after he shot Joe Pares in a Seventeenth Street Mexican restaurant brawl over a woman. The incident follows previous arrests in the same Mexican community and testimony difficulties among witnesses.
The regular monthly meeting of the board of directors of the Wyoming Oil and Mineral Developing Club will be held at the Hecker Hotel at 8 30 o'clock Tuesday evening February 6. All stockholders are invited to attend. RK M Lamont Sea
A college comedy in the New Atine last evening featured Half Back Sandy in the title role. The cast included Mather Johnson as Ste the colored girl, Booth McReady, John Howes as Kenneth Summer, Meredith Langheldt as the leading lady, and Maveshal Feris in dual roles. The Alpha chapter of Sigma Alpha Epsilon entertained with a graceful bow, though house attendance was small.
Carlie Kyle of Fort Collins drank strychnine in the Savoy hotel after being spurned by Mrs. Margaret Ayers of Cheyenne now running a Fort Collins rooming house. He is in serious condition. Kyle, a restaurant worker, had pursued Ayers for two years since meeting her in Cheyenne.
Mrs Mabelle Land DeKay and SAE fraternity members visited the high school yesterday. DeKay addressed students in assembly and spoke about the play shown at the Ates last night. DeKay is praised as a capable dramatic teacher and successful college play producer.
Washington reports experts from the U S Department of Agriculture say eggs offer unusual food value and low waste. They note eggs can substitute for meat in meals and are easy to prepare, but warn desserts and cakes using eggs may not be economical.
The article extols eggs as a rich source of protein minerals and vitamins, noting their easy digestibility and fast preparation. It cautions buyers to select fresh eggs and producers to maintain clean nests and collect frequently, recommending infertile eggs after hatching season.
An advertisement touts Musterole as a white ointment made from oil of mustard and other ingredients. It claims to relieve sore throat bronchitis tonsillitis croup stiff neck asthma neuralgia rheumatic pain and more without blistering.
Senate bills listed include S F No 68 on teacher qualification for private schools, N0 69 empowering high school districts to accept devises and bequeathals, No 70 mandating employment bureaus to keep placement records, No 71 amending chapter 67 of 1918 laws, No 72 allowing municipalities to issue bonds for cemeteries and setting levy rates, No 74 amending water rights provisions. referrals to committees noted.
A list of bills including MM and 177 178 178 with tax and traveling expenses topics, penalties for altering utilities, and revisions to statutes. References show referrals to committees on Revenue County Affairs Public Utilities Judiciary and related sections.
A proposed amendment seeks to restore section 1194 of the Wyoming Compiled Statutes of 1910. The measure would reestablish the order of trial in civil causes and is referred to Committee No 2, Judiciary.
An old time advertisement promotes Q-Ban Brand hair products. It claims a ready to use hair color remover and dye that restores natural color, promises a lustrous look, and offers a money back guarantee. Includes ordering by mail from Heseig-Ellie Drug Co. Memphis Tennessee.
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