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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1911
Page
13
City briefs report a bakery walking contest result at Palmer bakery and a kaleidoscopic Passion play at the A M E church. Also noted are a funeral for William Long, shoe sale at Wasserman, a Oregon move by Perry Williams, Carnegie Library incorporation, new post cards, bank charters relics, Elks dance, and marriage licenses for Wedemeyer Johnson and Stahl.
Miss Julia Flink and Miss Martha Bartols of Cheyenne appear in the Typhoid notes as patients. Eu gene Hunter has left St. John's hospital for his Hereford ranch home after illness from typhoid fever. Emily Underwood leads 7:30 service. Bible study and Sunday school details given for South Congregational Church with W A Roberts supervising.
At the Congregational church on 19th St and Capitol Ave services begin 8:45 a.m. Sunday school 11:00 a.m. morning service titled Paul The Apostle of the Christian Ideal. Evening service at 6:30 with Y. P. 8. C. BL lessons From Great Lives. Abra-
The notice invites residents to support the State Leader by mail with yearly and monthly contributions. It lists rates: $3.75 for one year, $2.00 for all months, $1.00 for thresh mphtha, and directs readers to write or call the State Leader office at 1813 Carey Ave, phone 98.
The house, in a committee of the whole, amended the appropriation bill including salaries and printing costs. An updated printing estimate spurred debate, with $6,150 cited as the likely cost. Journals and other items received funding increases, and several new county bills were introduced or referred for consideration.
A post council of Army and local businessmen reach an army ticket agreement for Cheyenne Fort Russell travel. Soldiers ride for a nickel in city trips, with twofare options and penalties for non ticket holders, under a three month pilot beginning January 1911.
An invitation to share the State Leader with Eastern contacts showcases Cheyenne and Wyoming opportunities. Special subscription rates are listed: one year 3.75, six months 2.00, three months 1.00. Call or write the Lender office at 9% today. Sherman Co. offers moldings.
Short notice ad seeks a young man to share a private family living space at 1721 Central Ave. Val requested. Three furnished rooms available for light housekeeping. Inquiries to 209 W. 2let St, 18.
Allen Chapel and First Methodist list multiple services with morning and afternoon preaching. Congregational Church opens a series on Christian life with reels of sermons. Presbyterian Teon Villa hosts Communion and new member reception. All churches invite congregants and visitors to attend.
A local brief notes the State Woader seeks improvements and aims for top results. Officials emphasize progress, study outcomes, and community impact. No specific names, dates, or places are given in the readable text.
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