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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1913
Page
8
Mrs F L Moore and Miss Gussie Johnston hosted Kensington of Chapter C PEO at Mrs A D Johnston's home with fifteen members present and an invited guest. Miss Livey spoke on civic progress and Miss Johnston on books and best sellers, lunch followed.
In church circles Mark’s will host a New Year party in the guild room at the Parish House Friday after noon with music and refreshments. officers of the guild invite friends. Baptist Willing Workers to meet January 10 at Mrs Rigdon’s home. Methodist Ald society hosts at church parlors. bring thimbles for work and pleasure. Services at St Mark’s today at 10 for New Year communion. Delta Alpha society hosts tonight at Mrs Schwelling’s apartment. Presbyterian Missionary Society met yesterday with Mrs Jenkin. Mrs Rees spoke on Southern Mountain miners.
A fragment notes a meeting topic covering Persia and Syria with strong turnout. Refreshments were served at 6 o'clock after the discussion and good attendance was recorded.
The article argues daily protection for animals is essential and education is key. It cites danger from toy guns and the harm of teaching cruelty to animals, urging parents to instill kindness and mercy toward all living creatures to build humane character.
Dorothy Benson, 2, stranded in Chicago, rode a horse from Williams, Arizona, since Tuesday and reached Dwight before being captured. She was sent back to face charges of horse stealing. The girl wore a sombrero, corduroy riding skirt, gauntlets and spurs as officers watched the unusual case. Benson admitted the theft but said she planned to return it.
The social leadership circle of Philadelphia faces disruption as a wave of threatening letters targets Mrs. Edward T. Stokes wife of J Pierpont Morgan partner. The letters arrive after each of her lavish balls costing a fortune and drawing intense criticism from local editors.
John Harrington presents a list of broken lots and items including buttons, blankets, wheels, and tam steel calls with 65 values ranging from $2.50 to close.
Classified notice seeking a white girl for general house work under Lt. Bleezer, No. 17, Fort Russell. The terse ad provides little context beyond the request and location.
Florence Hollis seeks legal action after a Jersey cow owned by farmer Hollis is struck and killed by an auto near Glen Head. The driver Burt Merriam from Brookdale and friend Steve Dayton are identified. Merriam promises to settle with Hollis and pays eighty dollars after the incident.
The anecdote recalls a critic's blunt assessment of a famous singer's voice timbre. While the performer delivered a concert, the critic judged the tone as full of knot holes. The quip, published in Harper's Weekly, captures harsh, witty commentary on a renowned artist.
A burglar asks his partner if they found anything but the guard notes the resident is a lawyer. The exchange reflects their disappointment as the two break in and fail to loot the house. The Ohio State Journal provides the dialogue in a clipped, colloquial style.
The statement recalls a harsh decision to dismiss a nurse who failed to bathe a poodle, claiming the reason was lack of understanding of children. The exchange illustrates a discordant lesson in care and attention.
The Wyoming Legislature convenes January 14 1913 and promises a sensational session with a tight margin between Democrats and Republicans. The Leader offers ten bargain days for mail subscribers from January 1 to January 11 1913 with reduced rates for three ninths or one year and asks readers to mail the coupon with payment.
A 1912 outlook analyzes gold standards and credit as not sole price drivers. It highlights global industrial expansion, rising interest rates, and a worldwide boom led by the United States England Germany France Russia India and Canada. The Balkan war and European debt shape liquidity and future markets. the piece urges production growth and cautious investment.
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