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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1914
Page
5
Short notices from Cheyenne include new licenses granted for marriage and various residents traveling to Denver. Architec t William Du Bois returns from Casper, local printers advertised, and several couples from LaGrange secured marriages. A postmaster’s inspector departs for Mississippi as other residents pursue business and travel. Leader's Bargain Day offer ends the page.
Cheyenne business college terms start next Monday January 6 with day and night schools. Philof fur of the telephone exchange in town discusses business. Mr and Mrs J H Beck return from Denver on the Colorado and Southern. Ice arrives 9000 pounds for Cheyenne houses near Union Pacific tracks shipped by Pacific Fruit Express from Tri me. Albert Jonsen returns to Creighton College Omaha to study pharmacy and plans to rejoin Palaneé Pharmacy in Cheyenne. Roy Jones will return to Iowa City after holidays, visiting Fort Collins first. Also nearby advertises BromoQuinine cough remedy and weekly sale at The Bee.
The family of MRS W BE M NULTY ED MNULTY thanks friends and fraternal groups B of I E Elks and Knights of Columbus for kindness after the loss of their husband and brother. They note Cheyenne Messenger Service delivers morning papers promptly when contacted.
An old home remedy advocates flushing kidneys with four ounces of Jad Salts dissolved in water before breakfast for several days. The text urges high water intake, claims acids and wastes are expelled, and promoters emphasize a harmless lithia drink to neutralize urine acidity and support kidney function. It promotes safety and simplicity for kidney comfort.
An Elks Club event advertises a Friday night dance with a Bee Hive feature. The notice highlights a January 2 date and a promotional price offer for attendees.
New York critics, famed for harsh reviews after holidays, found the Fulton theatre production What Happened to Mary highly engaging. The play, praised for its appeal and wit, was scheduled for a Capitol Avenue theatre matinee and evening showing.
The article outlines a busy 1913 across departments with focus on the Philippine commission native majority, a new era in government corporation enforcement of the Sherman Law after AT&T and Western Union dissolved relations, and key diplomatic notes with Mexico over Huerta.
Calumet Michigan report states the coroner's jury found an open verdict in the Christmas eve panic causing 72 deaths. The jury attributed the hall fire alarm through a raised window as the cause and rejected allegations that enemies of the Western Federation of Miners started or hindered rescue efforts.
Berlin reports 14 inches of snow by noon with ongoing heavy flurries not seen in 50 years. A passenger train toward Halle blocked by snow stranded travelers returning home for the New Year, while disruptions spread across the region.
The Wyoming Poultry and Pet Stock exhibit opened on New Years Eve with a fine selection of birds across many chicken varieties. New entries included Rhode Island Reds Buff Plymouth Rocks and White Leghorns among others with entrants from Colorado and local collectors seeking information on poultry shows.
Rail service suffers as No 30 struggles against fierce blizzards. Crews fight drifts and high winds, with No 27 making better progress southward. No 30 stalls near Chugwater and Cheyenne, delaying arrivals and forcing diversion toward town by a locomotive aiding the stalled train.
Bayard Veiller, author of the hit play "Within the Law," headlines a Capitol Avenue engagement starting January 7. Theodore Roosevelt praised Veiller for portraying modern crime bases, while Maeton's portrayal of the chief remains a career highlight with a strong supporting cast including Robert Elliott and Howard Gould.
Philadelphia dispatch reports Cotta Knake second baseman of the Puil tive Dos signs to manage the Baltimore Federal League club. Johnny Miller, recently traded to St Louis, would manage the Toronto club. Weogham confirms plans as pencil manufacturers eye California cedar for a new factory.
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