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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1911
Page
15
New York actor Robert H. Homans stars as a living loaf in The Dine Bird. He endures thick makeup and a tight costume that rubs and irritates his face, requiring two outfits and frequent freshening as performances end in perspiration.
Sanders W. Hart of New Haven failed to secure an injunction against Carter and West in a land crossing dispute in Winsted. Hart had bought land and built a summer house by Mountain Pond, but neighbors blocked a path. the judge ruled the court need not grant access over their land.
Packey McFarland landed in New York after outpointing Johnny McCarthy in Kansas City Monday. He trains for a ten round match with Jack Goodman at the Fairmount Athletic Club next Tuesday night and hopes to later box Battling Nelson before possibly heading to England to face Freddie Welsh.
Boston January 13 Delmont Rowell and Miss Estrella Ware Foster were married New Year’s Eve after leaving the bride’s Beachmont home. Rev Everett C Herrick of Charlestown officiated the ceremony, begun at the bride’s home and completed within Revere town limits.
Stockholders will hold the annual meeting at 1813 Carey Ave Cheyenne Wyoming at 7 p m Friday January 20 1911 for election of officers and other business. W S EDMISTON president A J EDMISTON secretary
Classified ad notes Moler Barber College in Denver offers an illustrated catalogue explaining barber trade training in a few weeks. Also lists a rental: Modern front room at 414 FE 18th. Ad priced at three lines for 26 cents.
The Alva, a 48 ton government quarantine ship built in Dartmouth, arrived in Halifax from Dartmouth England via the Azores and Bermuda. After leaving Dartmouth November 22, nine days of rough seas at the Azores, thirteen days detained, then eighteen days to Bermuda, a ferocious sea swept over the craft but Captain Tucker kept the vessel afloat. Her crew reported limited coal and dwindling food as she completed the voyage.
New York reports that the Pennsylvania Railroad plans an aggressive campaign after statistics show two trespass fatalities daily on its tracks. Ten year totals show 7,096 killed and 7,888 injured. 1908 fatalities reached 745, down 18 percent from the prior year.
A fragmented public notice invites residents to a November gathering at 1506 Capitol Ave. The message lists attendees and a new communal committee, though details are unclear due to damaged text.
For sale furniture for a five room home including heating stove and range. Inquire 617 W. 25. Also for sale a kitchen range with four holes water front and warming oven priced at $10.00. Address 19156 oe St. Phone 137 Pink. Mrs. J. S. L. Brown, 17.
The Eldetora Dance Club will host a Friday evening dance at Keefe Hall on January 13 with special attractions open to the public. A large attendance is desired and admission is 10 cents with extra lady tickets available.
A mixed advertisement listing numerous real estate loans rentals and properties for sale or trade in Cheyenne Denver and Nebraska. Items include mortgages on ranches city property houses and vacant lots with prices terms and trade offers along with local attorney and railway timetable notices. Multiple names and addresses appear among trade leads and professional services.
Sealed proposals are invited by the Board of Directors of the Wyoming Bell Municipal District in Laramie for the purchase of all bonds of the district. Bonds are six percent hands of five hundred dollars each, totaling 1 100 000 dollars, with bids due by 2 p.m. Friday January 27.
A brief classified notice invites readers to try remuita and place want ads with The State Leader. It emphasizes ease and quick results for those seeking goods or services. The offer counts on responsive placement and visible reach.
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