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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1917
Page
2
A jumble of short items notes visitors, meetings, and local errands. Figures and names such as J. Gry, F. te Oulp, Mark Hanna, and J. Miller appear with mentions of travel between Cheyenne Cincinnati Casper and the Hermes Co, plus a diamond line reward notice and hotel references.
A visitor acted in the city last night from Hone on a brief stay for a few days. A card social and science event will be given by Wash. OFT on Friday evening February 22 at 82 Vandale at 10 o clock. Refreshments provided. Admits from Worlsnd-Poo Cera nanel to visiting in the city for the fest discovery case from Wor onl.
Local observers recall Milsted in connection with Tanis Pay on August at the Miaines. Known to many of the bagne men of Uheyeone, Milsted was seen at a pet event held for a few days.
A constrained notice signals Lan Tavis inviting patrons to dine as a closed tourine event or caterer stop. Details unreadable but indicates a private dining arrangement and service access.
An advertisement extols a foot care product claiming instant relief from tired feet corns callouses and bunions. It promises quick comfort for aching feet with claims to reduce soreness and burning while drawing out corns and relieving foot trouble.
A social event notice announces a concert and dance by Varni¢une TM de Snerman Ca at KR Hall on Friday evening February 22. Doors open at 7:20 and the program starts at 10 oclock with refreshments and admission details. Fox of Nereford, a frequent visitor, arrives to spend several days in the city.
A Nebraskan visitor A Mosford will stay several days in the city for distance from Lincoln Nebraska. Wise visitors mingle with local residents as Cheyenne guest W Stanley visits in the city at the Mialos from San Francisco. Swisher specializes in optics and medicine. Mrs William Magner and her son arrived from Kyhert Wyoming for a short city visit. Elmer A McBridey, Western Union messenger, escaped serious injury when a taxi struck his bicycle near Sixteenth Street and Capitol Avenue. Attorney David J Howell returns from Casper after prosecuting a white shave case this week.
Marr Clark, wife of Andy J. Clark, died recently in Pittsburgh Kansas after an operation at Meacarmel hospital. She lived in Cheyenne and was connected with the PBJ Ktwek Lomber company. Survived by her husband and three children Catherine, Harry, and Gibbs, all at home.
The county commission appointed Attorney A. Db. Watton at a salary of 100 to act as special legal assistant to the county treasurer. He will gather delinquent taxes and handle all legal matters to defend the county in suits arising from tax collection.
The February North American Review article by James Cooper Lawrence challenges Poe era claims that the modern short story is a nineteenth or twentieth century invention. Lawrence argues stories with a single effect exist across all periods and civilisations, tracing a continuum from cave dwellers to present times.
A discussion on auto intoxication from putrefaction products in food. Recommends shredded wheat with milk or cream as a low-cost, digestible meal to cleanse the system. Also critiques Mr Lawrence on short stories, noting his Finance role at B F Goodrich and his literary influence.
Luther Burbank propagates a new white dahlia named Oakland dahlia to honor Oakland. The Oakland Chamber of Commerce selects the flower. officials plan a fete and municipal holiday on Burbank's birthday with state and local leaders and thousands of school children to greet him.
February 22 report from Providence states the wholesale dry goods establishment of Taylor Eymonds and company suffered a devastating fire. The loss was estimated at 200000 dollars.
N Y February 22 In a will Andrew H Bradley a cotton broker leaves 10000 dollars for the care of his seven dogs. He appoints guardians for the pets and directs the funds be held for their support and welfare.
Tampico and Tuxpam see rising oil output and exports as January shipments total around three million barrels. Production growth concentrates in Penn Mex Fuel and Mexican Eagle fields with storage increasing. Floating pipelines enable loading to ocean vessels at 50 feet depth, with about 1700 barrels per hour per line.
Manila dispatch reports the Philippine congress wrestling with organi zation as a council of state to be named by Governor General Harrison includes Osmena and Quezon. Osmena declines cabinet post risking a struggle for supremacy with Quezon while a premier role remains uncertain.
Mr and Mrs Charles Walker aged 62 formerly of Clinton Ta were struck and killed by a Rock Island passenger train in Muscatine Iowa today. A second string of cars obstructed their view as the tragedy occurred.
Muscatine Iowa February 22 Measles grips the city with six deaths to date two today and two yesterday and 320 known cases Local health officials say existing measures should curb the outbreak and have not requested state aid.
A girl was reported perfectly normal after vanishing. A physician debunked fears of exposure. She had pulled on an overcoat and slept away. Her disappearance was discovered at 7 am when her father Charles Leffler checked her room and began inquiries. She had previously wandered outdoors in sleep. Friends praised her safe escape.
The passage argues credit should be given with primary focus on repayment and the borrower's welfare. Bankers should question and advise to ensure borrowers pay, borrow again, and grow prosperity, while profit alone harms both lender and community.
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