City Briefs and Local Notices Flash Across Page
A scan of items notes a sale of cream flour sacks at 1.69 per sack by Lawrence Carr at 20th and Thomas Streets, a kaleidoscopic Passion Play at the A M E church, the funeral of William Long at the Presbyterian church with burial at Lakeview, children’s shoes sale at Wasserman’s, Perry Williams moving to Oregon, Carnegie Library incorporation filed by Converge county, new postcard line from Barkalow Bros U P Depot, a 19 mile walking contest won by Herbert Brien in 2 hours 50 minutes, a First National bank relic tram with charters dated 1871 1890 and 1910 on display, Elks Dance announced for January 18, marriage licenses issued to Frank Wedemeyer and Mary Johnson and to Karl Stahl.
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First National Bank
Typhoid Patient Improves and Local Church Notices
Typhoid patient Eu gene Hunter left St Johns hospital for home at the Hereford ranch after illness. Miss Emily Underwood leads 7:30 evening service. Bible study topic Jonah's Healtation Wednesday at 7:30. South Congregational church Sunday school at 2:00 pm led by W A Roberts superintendent.
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Eugene Hunter
St. John's Hospital
Hereford Ranch
Ham
Emily Underwood
Jonah
South Congregational Church Sunday School
W. A. Roberts
Special Sermons at Congregational Church
At the Congregational church on 19th Street and Capitol Avenue services begin at 8:45 a.m. with Sunday school at 11:00 a.m. and morning worship. The sermon title is Paul The Apostle of the Christian Ideal. Evening service at 6:30 with Y.P.S. and “Lessons From Great Lives” led by Abra.
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Congregational Church
Congregational
19Th St
Capitol Ave
Paul
To The Citizens of Cheyenne State Leader Mail Offer
A fragmented note invites Cheyenne residents to join the State Leader by mail with annual and monthly dues highlighted. The text lists $3.75 for one year, $2.00 for all months, and $1.00 for thres mphtha, with contact at 1813 Carey Ave and phone 98.
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Carey Ave
Many New County Bills In House Session
The House debated and amended the appropriation bill chiefly on salaries and printing costs. The cost of legislative printing was estimated at 6150 dollars after debate, with journals funded at 875 dollars. The body adjourned to Wednesday afternoon and a set of county bills and election measures were introduced or referred for study.
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House
Davia
Baldwin
Hunter
Navtis
Davis
MacGlashad
Senate
Representative Hart
Representative Hunter
Marthe
Order of
Big Horn County
Blume
Miller
Spriggs
Wendt
Hall
Agaloe T
Soldiers Trade Cheyenne Army Ticket Plan for Rail Travel
A post committee led by Post Sergeant Major Taylor and other military officials accepts a city rail offer. Army uniforms ride for five cents within Cheyenne, ten cents to Fort Russell. civilians pay standard fares. The plan, valid three months from January 1911, covers army tickets at twenty for one dollar with transfers allowed and no Cheyenne sale.
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Taylor
Fourth Field Artillery
Logan
Ninth Cavalry
Eaton
Wilmott
Company M
Engineers
Hammond
Hoffman
Company B
Eleventh Infantry
Forney
Cheyenne
Streak Car Company
Cheyronne Wineatile Railway Company
Fort Russell
Cheyeonne
Wort Russell
Cheyenone
Wort Nusecl
Uekete
Help Advertise Wyoming State Leader Promotion
A promotional plea urges readers to share the State Leader with Eastern acquaintances to highlight Cheyenne and Wyoming opportunities. It lists subscription rates by mail and offers a quick action prompt to call or write to the Lender office. Moldings at the Sherman Co.
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Wyoming
Cheyenne
For Rent Three Furnished Rooms in Private Family
Advertises three furnished rooms for light housekeeping in a private family. Seeks a young man willing to share a room and asks for Val at 1721 Central Ave or inquiries at 209 W. 2let St. Please contact for more details.
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Val
Central Ave
Sermon Subjects At Churches Today
Allen Chapel led by Rev Jan Washington holds services with morning preaching at 10 46 am classes at noon and evening preaching at 645 pm First Methodist with W M Nelson offers morning and evening sermons on Temptation and Sin Senior and Junior Leagues meet through the day Congregational Church Dr Frank L Moore begins a sermon series on Christian life and notable figures Presbyterian Teon Villa observes communion and welcomes new members with evening sermon The churches invite all visitors and residents to attend all services.
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Allen Chapel
Rev. Jan
Washington
Gundmg
Allens
First Methodist Church
W. M. Nelson
Presbyterian Church
Teon
Villa, Paator
State Woader Ado Seeks Best Results In Contest
A statewide competition aims to produce top results as organizers seek standout performances. Participants from multiple regions vie for high scores amid regional support and media attention.
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Lawrence @ Carr
20Th and
Thomas Sts
Wi Cc. Wil- Name
Wasserman's
Oregon
Perry Williams
Carnegie Library Association of
Converge
Douglas
Ft. Russell
Barkalow Bros. U. P
Herbert Brien
Palmer Bakery
Red Keller
Brien
Elke
Frank D. Wedemeyer
Wheatland
Mary Johnson
Karl B. Stahl
Mexico
Mal Paso
Julia Flink
John Vaneck
Martha Bartols
Che
The
Colorado National Life
Home Office
Denver, Colo
Thorugh
Financial Statement
D. C
Sherman Ca
Sthrong
Sherman Co
Frank L. Moore
Awetine
a+ vonovola
Wycliff
Milton
Huot
Wealey
Beecher
Reason Maile
Magic City
Sam Mandel
17Th St
Braadeavy, Rinfeld & Co, Chathons
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