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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1911

Page

13

City Briefs and Local Notices

City briefs mention a ten day officer assignment at Wasser man’s and a 18 game warden presence in the city. P Sorenson of Rock Springs visited the state house. John F. Cager and Maggie Mitchell obtain a marriage license. Civil service exam for a female press feeder set for February 8 at the Cheyenne Federal Building with a 25 cent per hour rate. A fire at 606 West Eighteenth Street caused incindiary damage to Pip Tone grocery. L B Potter, state veterinarian office deputy, returns to Cheyenne with Mrs Potter and stays at the Moffat hotel.

P. Sorenson Rock Springs State House John F. Cager Fort Russell Maggie Mitchell Cheyenne Cheyenne Federal Building West Eighteenth Street Piptone Grocery L. B. Potter Mra. Potter Moffat Hotel

Flour Trust Busted and Desertion Arrests Reported

Flour shipments priced at $1.50 per 50 pound sack sold by Lawrence and Carr at 20th and Thames Streets with delivery and contact by phone 862 Red. C M Davenport alleged desertion from the U S army arrested by Policemen McLaughlin and Downey and turned over to Fort Russell authorities. The funeral notice for Mrs Mary Kanter is mentioned.

Kansas Lawrence & Carr 20Th Thames Sts C. M. Davenport United States Army McLaughlin and Downey Fort Russell

Doffing Our Hats to New Friends and Thanks for Grape Nuts

A reader from Fairbury Michigan writes to praise Grape-Nuts breakfast cereal from Postum Cereal Co. Ltd of Battle Creek Michigan. The letter notes weight gain and widespread positive response among friends who blend the product into daily meals. The company thanks readers and says there is a reason behind its popularity.

Postum Cereal Co Lad Battle Creek Mich The Weekly Fairbury Postum Cereal Company, Ltd Mioh

Funeral set at Early Chapel for deceased resident

The death occurred Monday afternoon at the home. Rev. Leon C. Hills will officiate at 3 PM this afternoon at Early Chapel. Interment will follow at Lakeview Cemetery. Veterinarian notes: Dr. B. F. Davis left Cheyenne for Denver to attend tubercular tests on Wyoming cattle bound for shipment after prize awards.

Leon C. Hills Lakeview Cemetery Denver B. F. Davis Cheyenne Wyoming Colorado

Stolen Bicycle Reported at Philadelphia Loan Office

The proprietor on West Sixteenth street reported a bicycle theft to police. Officer O'Brien placed J. Wolf, a soldier, under arrest on suspicion of the theft.

Bicycle Stoten Philadelphia Loan Office West Sixteenth Street O'Brien J. Wolf

American shipbuilding strides in 1910 tonnage surge

New York Jan 20 The United States builds a large sailing and steam fleet for 1911 with 197 568 tons launched in the last half of 1910 versus 62 426 in 1909. The Bureau of Navigation notes 689 vessels launched in the period, countering claims the American flag is disappearing from the seas.

Mnokerash New York United States Bureau of Navigation Department of Commerce

Atlas Vaudeville Show Delivers Creepy Funny and Spooky Acts

Atlas presents a varied bill including Atllas, Snakes, comedians, and Illusionista. management warns sensitive audiences to stay away this week. The program is lively with novel acts blending horror and humor, featuring the show at the Atlas and a strong local following.

Atlas

Girls Comedy Pleases Daly's Theatre Crowd

The audience at Daly's Theatre enjoyed Clyde Piich's greatest comedy titled Girls. The farce drew a year of steady attendance as theatre-goers admired the lively production and performances.

Clyde Piich Thouganda Daly's Theatre Ft Rea New York

Denver Game Report Ends in A Thrilling Finish

A fragment mentions University of Denver facing a team with a close contest after the game. Keefe Halh and Danop appear as names tied to the kit of players or officials, with a reference to January 21. The passage is incomplete but implies a dramatic college basketball moment.

Baskwt Hale University of Denver A. C Keefe Halh Danop

Jury of six women to hear criminal case in Tacoma

In Tacoma Washington Jan 20 a female jury will hear a criminal case. Karl Betehart swore out a warrant against Arthur Borchert charging him with threatening with a revolver. The charge is third degree. Attorneys for both sides agreed to submit to a six woman jury and the court granted the request.

Aury Tacoma Warh Justie Arneson Karl Betehart Warran Arthur Borchert Chargin

Comparison of Direct Primary Bills in State Senate

Statements compare two direct primary proposals, Sage and Blume. Sage limits to Sheridan in one city with simple declarations. Blume extends primaries to all towns and cities over 1000, sets August date, and requires petition signers. Differences include ballot format, poll book standards, and treatment of cross party votes and duplicate nominations. Potential court challenges and procedural gaps are noted.

Senate Sage Sheridan Blume Blumein Supreme Courts of North Dakota Nebraska Wyoming

Direct primary laws across states proven effective

The text argues that additional states should adopt direct primary laws similar to those already tested and found functional. It emphasizes that such measures streamline party nominations and reduce internal disputes, aligning with effective electoral practice observed elsewhere.

Vinci Vinol Lifts Confidence Of Drugists Worldwide

Ten thousand druggists endorse Vinci Vinol Cod Liver and Fron tonic as a reliable strength builder. Testimonials from C A Potterfield and J F Bradley praise its effects and promise refunds if unsatisfied. Long market presence backs popularity with continued tests supporting claimed benefits. A B Rosdel, Druggist, confirms offer of money back if results lag.

Drougglats Vinci C. A. Potterfield Charlexton W. Va J. F. Bradley New Brunswick N. J A. B. Rosdel

Denver University Basketball Event In Keefe Hall

A brief note records a basketball gathering at Keefe Hall featuring University of Denver and A C participants. Details of date and opponents are unclear but indicate a campus athletic activity with dance afterward.

University of Denver Vn A. C Keefe Hall Jan, Ziat

Personal mentions from Cheyenne visitors and locals

T. J. Cole of Lander, Howard Hunt of Campstool, Warren Richardson, N. W. Reynolds of Cokeville, Robert P. D. Caray, and H. S. Ridgely visited Cheyenne or returned from the Denver stock show. Sheriff McCourt of Sweetwater, Dr F. L. Prices of Laramie, and Associate Justice C. N. Potter also moved through or returned to Cheyenne after travel.

T. J. Cole Lander Cheyenne Howard Hunt Campstool Warren Richardson Denver N. W. Reynolds Cokeville Yeaterday Robert PD Caray Shaeriff McCourt Sweetwater County Laramie County H. 8. Ridgely

Cleaning Service Ad Indicating Local Business

A compact local advertisement lists Cheronne Vacuum Cleaning offering carpet cleaning services at 106 W 17th St with phone 374. The text presents a cleaned version of a prior notice for a neighborhood business.

Man with millions in divorce court

Boston, Jan. 20. Thomas G Plant, shoe manufacturer, who sold his Jamaica Plain plant and Lynn machinery and patents to United States Shoe Machinery for 10 9 million, is defendant to a divorce suit filed by wife Caroline Griggs Plant. Judge Hitchcock issued 1.5 million attachment as libel details alleged misconduct with unknown women and dates in Maine and New York.

Boston Thomas Jamaica Plain Lynn United States Shoe Machinery Company Caroline Griggs Plant Chicago Hitchcock Calais Bangor St. George N. B New York City

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Garden of Roses Lovie Joe Grizzle Bear Silver Bell Barber Shop Wasserman’s W. G. Payna Secretary of State F. ©. French A. D. le May Kaiserhof George Duiber H. M. Bennett Charles J. Griffin B. W. Stone Brown Palace Anna Thier John Thier Matson Nelson Supreme Court Wyoming Central Irrigation Company William N. Burroughs U. S Delaware T. A.dou Dover Del Henry A. du Pont du Pont C. M. Pennewill Wheent Wromling Vaude Ville Cheyene Bert Mussell Sue Capitol Avenue Theatre Gilvia Capitol Avenue EWD. FP Stahle, Lessee and Mgr Clyde Fitch Sho W. Zlet C. H. Garwood Florist Cuneldering Wyoming Fuel and Feed Co
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