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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1916
Page
4
The Atlas showcases a three day vaudeville run Monday to Wednesday featuring The Petroffs comedy wire act and gymnastics, LeToy the juggler, The Six Ceciliana string trio, and The Atlantic Orchestra. A major New York attraction presented at high cost.
The stockholders of Little Dell Consolidated Mining Company Wyoming will meet at WWelman Bros office 205 West 16th Street Wyoming on Monday March 13 1926 at 12 o clock noon to elect trustees and conduct other business. Stock transfer books close March 1996. By order of the Board of Trustees Secretary I Bean.
George Kivine presents Officer 666 a new American made comedy from stage success, starring Howard Estabrook with Dan Moylas Louis Burnett Della Connor and Harold Howard. The production under Klein e and Harris toured 488 cities and promises a genuine photoplay treat for lovers of good cinema.
The five part photoplay Bought presents a literary man in debt who marries for money to secure a desk for the wealthy girl his wife loves. The child dies, the husband and wife clash, and the director pulls a hopeful ending after dramatic incidents unfold.
A dramatic screen tale titled The Black List plays the Lyric on Monday. The story, written by Marion Pairtus and WM Delile, explores labor conditions through a serial setting and a pivotal teacher shaping corporate fate under DeMille’s direction.
Mr Fallas joins the Amuse orchestra in Cheyenne from Chicago. He taught violin at the Belle Fontaine School of Music in Dayton Ohio, studied under Max Bendix and Harry Diamond, and recently played with the Denver Symphony Orchestra. He is described as genial and quickly making friends in Cheyenne.
Department of the Interior notices George F. McGowen of Divide Wyoming filed for final three-year proof on land in Township 14N Range 66W 6th P Meridian to be made April 12 1916 before the Cheyenne U S Land Office. Witnesses Earnest Bundy William Ruktaschel Chris Ruktaschel and Ray Andrews. Furnished houses and apartments in Cheyenne are in demand.
An old advertisement touts Hamburg Breast Tea as a German remedy for colds. It urges mixing a tablespoon with boiling water, straining, and drinking a teacupful, claiming it is harmless and effective.
Bessie Barriscale stars in The Golden Claw at Amuse with Truly Shattuck as the heroine’s mother and J Barney Sherry as the father. The plot traces a social climber who marries for wealth, faces ruin after a mine failure, and through renewed love and shrewd maneuvering regains her partner while confronting money driven motives and a social world of dinners and dances.
A local music program at Atlas today lists selections including Overture In the Lime Light, William Tell, Jolly Fellows, Grand Duchess, and Pasadena Day. Special requests must be in the box office before 1:70 p. m. Musical Director Haneschka signs the program noting guest performances and conductor A. B. Sloane.
Notice from the Interior and Land Office Cheyenne Wyoming dated February 7 1916 announces Johan Myrebroad of Carpenter Wyoming filed notice of intention to prove up three years on his homestead entry serial 08128 for west half of section 24 township 141 north range 65 west 6th principal meridian. Witnesses Elmer Stewart W H Whitney Alfred Myrebroad all Archer Wyoming and W W Busselle Cheyenne Wyoming.
A brief item notes a government plan regarding agricultural payments for farmers, addressing both principal amounts and later settlements. The text hints at land use and forested conditions, linking to a crop payment program and potential financial terms.
Farmers and buyers invited to contact the FPEDERAT LAND COMPANY at 100 W. 17th St Cheyenne for particulars and to view crop samples. The notice emphasizes ownership and direct inquiry one block north of the Plains hotel.
Advertises Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound a 60 cent home remedy to darken gray hair, restore natural color, and improve scalp health. Anecdotal claims note past use by grandmothers and a downtown pharmacist endorsement.
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