Cheyenne Local Notices and Social Bits Highlight City Life
Cheyenne reports on Miller's Watch repair service and local ads for loans and insurance. Legislative notes mention a tobacco bill stand in the capitol and senator Mr Bradley arriving for the session. Other items cover dressmaking by Mrs Gee, beauty culture parlors, fire horse illness, licenses issued, and social events at A U W hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol Building
Mark A. Chapman
Carey Ave
Carey Block
BH. D. Gee
Capitol Avenue
Bradley
Uinta County
Cheyenne
Mabel BH. Smith
East Twenty-fifth Street
Clare A. LiGier
W. 19Th St
Bresnahan
McDevitt
Barney McDevitt
Union Pacific
Winfield B. Hobson
Alma Gutmann
Charles D. Pettit
Effie Whitehead
Fort Morgan
M S Lewis Clearance Sale Ad Corrected Heading
A historical ad note clarifies that M S Lewis intended the line All kinds of Top Shirts 2.50 to 8.00 Bale Price 42 replacing the misread Skirts in the original clearance sale.
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M. S. Lewis
Margaret Henne Buried After Death in Cheyenne
The Cheyenne community mourns Margaret Henne who died of pneumonia at St. John’s Hospital. Her funeral was held at the Catholic Cathedral with burial of the sizable real estate holdings, left to five Detroit relatives, including Mary and John P. Dawson, amid unsettled estate values and security assets.
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Margaret Henne
Mibio
St. John's Hospital
Cheyenne
Ireland
West End
Joamn PF. Dawson
Mary Dawson
Thomas
William J. Dawson
Agnes Dawson
Detroit
Michigan
John P. Dawson
Miss Henne
Three men charged in a Sunday overcoat theft
In police court Arthur Johnson Frank Robinson and Henry Brown all colored were held after being charged with stealing an overcoat. Johnson claimed Robinson gave him the coat and Robinson said Brown had given it to him. Police officer Schoels made the arrest. Brown said he found the coat along rail tracks while picking up coal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Johnson
Frank Robinson
Henry Brown
Johnson
Robinson
Schoels
Cheyenne Rubber Works
Max Swartz
Swarts
Hibernate Like Groundhog In Danbury Man Hibernates
Danbury Connecticut January 13 John Hart a railroad man in Danbury has gone to bed to hibernate for the rest of winter He plans to stay in bed until Candlemas day following the groundhog example This is Hart s fifth year practicing the ritual He says it does him a lot of good and that he is weak on arising in spring but regains strength after a short period.
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Danbury
Conn
John Hart
Hart
Players' Pay Then and Now in 1889 Compared
A historical view argues salaries in 1889 closely match today when adjusted for living costs. It notes a few players earned $1,200 to $3,000 and some up to $4,000, $8,500 in rare cases, nearly matching modern scales when considering inflation and squad size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hay
Spalding
Cub Giant Tamer Lou Richie Dominates Giants This Season
Lew Richie has shaped the Cubs' success by repeatedly overpowering the Giants. He leads in wins against the club, delivering six victories and two shutouts this season, with several key outings hampered by fouled or collided plays. The Giants have struggled to solve him even as the Cubs top leaders.
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Lew Richie
Giants
Richie
Phillies
Dodgers
Braves
McGraw
Cubs
Manhattan
Mystic
Lurid
Lou
Oldest German Couple Celebrates 16th Wedding Anniversary
Hamburg report from Jan 13 notes 107 year old spouses on Sylt Island celebrate their 16th wedding anniversary. Both are 107, making them Germanys oldest married couple.
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Hamburg
Germany
Fedderson
Sylt
Schleswig
Atlas presents crackerjack show at Capitol Avenue theater
The Atlas marks its 256th week with a balanced program featuring Eddie Thanks Kelley a blackface comedian noted for vaudeville laughs Delmar and Delmar two aerialists offer graceful difficult tricks Clara Farek continues to please Hughs and Beple perform a lively singing and talking sketch Miss Ballis delivers a splendid stage appearance with wardrobe and strong voice The act and songs are new while the pictured and musical numbers are top notch Visit the popular play house this week and subscribe to The State Leader.
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The
Atlas
Capitol Avenue
Eddie
Kelley
Delmar
Orpheum Theater
Denver
Clara Farek
Hughs
Beple
Misa Ballis
Hughes
Cven
Muale
The Girl From Tokio Proves Clever Comedy at Local Matinee
The matinee of The Girl From Tokio drew a decent crowd with a lively second act. Nancy, Swift, Molly Miller, and Frank Cutting delivered engaging performances while Adelaide Matthews and Miss Martin supported strongly. The production boasted ornate costumes and the company offered a brisk finish despite early fatigue.
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Tokio
Bartley Swift
Mia
Swift
Eamond Miller
Nancy Noyea
Tokyo
Nancy
Misa Morgan
Molly Miller
Frank Cutting
Professor Manners
Cutting
Wand
Codut_de Brissac
Iles Julia Morton
May Holton
Molly
Adelaide Matthews
Mrs. Swift
Miss Martin
Rheumatism Relief Reported by Mapleton Resident
Lee L. Chapman of Mapleton Iowa describes long lasting rheumatism and inability to reach his mouth for two years. He credits Chamberlains Liniment with rapid relief, stating pain stopped in two months and sleep improved. For sale by druggists.
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Lee L. Chapman
Mapleton
Iowa
Chamberlain
O Druggiste
Carbon County Land and Irrigation Co annual meeting notice
Notice announces the annual meeting of the Carbon County Land and Irrigation Co to be held at 2 p m on January 8 1913 at the office 181 Capitol avenue for the election of directors and other proper business W M Hartung president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbon County Land and Irrigation Co
Capitol Avenue
W. M. Hartung
Auditorium Hall Describes Streamlined Woodwork and Seating
The draft describes a venue with mahogany woodwork, old rose and green walls, a dressing room for women, a Dutch door cloak room, and a large oval mirror. A 4% by 88 feet auditorium features a maple floor, folding chairs, an orchestra corner, and drop sightlines to ensure proper lighting for a large audience.
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William Daley
Rawlings
Cook
N. Potter
Cheyenne
Rock Springs
Thayer Orchestra
Wdkers
Mendelsohn Quartet
Denver
Arthur Williams
P. Cook
Willam Daley
Frank King
L. J. Holliday
Laramie
Kleber Hadsell
W. J. Brennan
George Pryde
R. B. Forsyth
Frank Manley
Omaha
A. Allison
F Baerresgen
H. D. Clark
A. D P. Hoskins
C. Watt Brandon
Kemmerer
C. F
Beth
Bucreasen Brothers
Penver
Arch Allison
Plano
Cough Medicine for Children Promoted by State Leader
The State Leader highlights Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a safe pleasant option for children that mothers favor. Sold by all druggists and promoted through subscription.
Woman Kells Coyote Rescue At Cokeville Barn
In Cokeville a courageous woman near Smiths Fork rescued sheep from a coyote after finding the animal in a barn. With no man nearby she grabbed an ax, called her dog, and faced the coyote as it stood its ground, delivering a bold rescue of the flock.
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Cokeville
Jan
Smiths Fork
Boy Traps Eagle Near Cokerville
Jan 14 Cokeville. Peter Mel Lean son of Angua McLean living six miles south of town trapped a grey headed eagle in a trap set for coyotes. The big bird measured T feet 7 inches tip to tip.
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Cokeville
Peter Mel Lean
Angua McLean
Memory Aid for Parcel Post Stamps
A compact reminder notes that 1019 may relate to a year or code and that ordinary stamps are used for hot parcel post service. The fragment hints at postal practices and potential numbering or dating conventions without full context.
Call to Turn Belongings Into Cash Urgently
A terse notice urges owners to convert items into cash by phone, unknown location and date. It emphasizes quick action via a listed phone number ending in 06. The fragment hints at a buyback or appraisal service appeal.
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City News
Miller's
Ladies' Jewish Circle
U. W. Hall
Karo
Kaho Comet Ca
Berle
Eala
Paris
Peter’s Sample Store
the Robinson
A. C. U. W. Hall
Citizens National Bank
Man OF
W. F. Daiber & Bros
H. Vgn Deusen
Dr. C. Chambers
Citizens Way
Fi Street
Federal
Paseen
Gleason
Geo. Walker
Kells Coyote
Boy
Eeagle
Train and Barrel House
Carey Avenue
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